While supporting a major arena rock band historically comes with, at best, indifferent reactions from the audience, the quartet has been winning over audiences with its glam-inspired sound and image.

The last band with pure exuberance and panache to hit the scene and remind everyone what rock and roll was about in the first place—raw edge and rebellion with a don’t give a shit attitude—was The ...

While rock music hasn't been as popular to the younger generation as it was at its height, there are bands still entertaining the masses. The Struts have managed to bring in a new audience, starting ...

The veterans take part in “I Hate How Much I Want You,” which will appear on the Struts’ upcoming album Strange Days. The younger band recorded it over 10 days during lockdown earlier this year. They ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Still, despite his exhaustion, the enigmatic frontman is excited to talk about their new single, "How Can I Love You (Without ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Queen's Brian May officially gave his stamp of approval to a younger generation of stars. In a new interview, the Rock and Roll ...

The Struts are largely satisfied with their debut album 'Everybody Wants' -- especially since the British rock troupe got to reconfigure it for its U.S. release after signing with Interscope. But the… ...