Rock
David Brinn, The Jerusalem Post's drummer
Brinn's second album, 'A Little Something,' released last year, was shaped by passion ignited by the Oct. 7 massacre, the Israel-Hamas War, and the situation of the hostages.
Inside the unexpected cultural renaissance happening in Beit Shemesh
IDF rescues Israeli trapped inside Hizma following military blockade of Palestinian village - Ynet
IDF kills one, arrests another after stone-throwing attack near West Bank highway
Disturbed's David Draiman to light candle at site of Eli Kay murder
Draiman said he wanted to make a statement by coming to Israel.
Counting Crows to visit Israel, set to perform in April
The California-based band is best known for their iconic song “Mr. Jones” will perform on April 20 in Park Ra'anana.
Van Halen’s proudly Jewish former frontman, is retiring from music
Jewish rock star David Lee Roth, 66, grew up with Jewish parents and reportedly first learned to sing while preparing for his bar mitzvah. Now he is retiring.
Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts dead at 80
Charlie Watts, widely regarded as one of the coolest men in rock during his nearly 60 years as a drummer with the Rolling Stones, has died peacefully.
Bob Dylan sued for allegedly sexually abusing 12-year-old girl in 1965
Jewish rock star Bob Dylan is being sued by a woman who says he sexually abused her when she was 12. A lawyer for Dylan vigorously denied the charges.
'We'll scream our pain': Gaza's first rock band, Osprey V, takes wing
Gaza's first rock band is ready to step into the limelight with songs steeped in the emotions of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Jewish entrepreneur David Fishof premiers 'Rock Camp' film in Jerusalem
Fishof, an Orthodox Jew from New York, became a sports agent and then a music promoter who worked with dozens of high-profile acts.
Court: Law punishing parents for childrens' rock-throwing illegal
A lawyer for Adalah - the NGO which filed the appeal to the High Court - said it is an "invalid, discriminatory and vengeful tool that violates the basic principles of criminal law."
Miki Gavrielov teams up with Aussie rocker for song in English
The opening stanza spells it out in no uncertain terms: “A world’s gone crazy. The world’s gone mad. My mind gets hazy. It feels so bad.”
Israeli metal band Orphaned Land to team up with Chamber Opera Orchestra
In 2014, the band won the "Global Metal" award from the magazine Metal Hammer, and in recent years has done other collaborations with prominent musicians in the world of metal.
