This CD cover image released by Fat Possum Records shows "Ready to Die," by Iggy Pop and the Stooges. (AP Photo/Fat Possum Records) Iggy and the Stooges, "Ready to Die" (Fat Possum Records) Really, ...

Sometimes it’s easier to write about the bands or musicians you don’t like, than the ones you love. Especially if, like me, you tend to obsess over your favorite artists, buying every record and ...

After the Stooges split in 1974, Iggy went to a mental hospital and Williamson went to California State Polytechnic University, eventually landing a job as Vice President of Technology Standards for ...

With six years to reflect, the fact of the matter is 2007's Stooges comeback album The Weirdness really wasn't that bad. While it certainly did not rise to the phenomenal heights of The Stooges, Fun ...

There are lead singers ... and then there are frontmen. And it could be argued that the greatest frontman in a live setting is the godfather of punk himself, Iggy Pop. Along with his iconic band the ...

Iggy Pop played Goldenvoice’s new punk festival No Values over the weekend, and it seems like he tailored his set to fit the theme of the fest: 10 of the 12 songs he played were Stooges songs, ...

In the late 1960s, a lot of popular music was about peace, love, and harmony — but at the same time, an altogether different sound was emanating from a house on State Street in Ann Arbor, Michigan. It ...

Three years later, Iggy-now signed to a production and management contract with MainMan, who handled David Bowie-regrouped The Stooges sans Alexander, who had spiraled into a serious alcoholic and ...

It hardly seemed fair that Iggy and the Stooges should perform so early last night at South by Southwest in Austin. All they left behind was a smoldering pile of rubble for the other acts to pick ...

Biggest Rock + Metal Band Reunion of Each of the Last 25 Years Some reunions stick, others are short-lived, but inevitably the return of a popular band is often most welcome. The Best Hard Rock Album ...

But those were the classic songs, and the Stooges came to SXSW to debut material from their new album. Lest you've already forgotten The Weirdness, new Stooges material can be sort of a disaster. But ...