In the 1970s, a sister-led band from the Pacific Northwest made big waves. It was a unique time in rock music in that one of the genre’s biggest acts was not male-dominated. No, the female-fronted ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Heart's record label used music industry sexism and voyeurism to promote the Seattle-based rock band, led by sisters Ann and Nancy ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Heart's Ann and Nancy Wilson react to their iconic "Bébé le Strange" album cover — revealing they were going for a "two girls ...

Over the weekend, a military parade in Washington, D.C. celebrated the United States Army’s 250 th birthday. However much media coverage of the event linked it to President Donald Trump’s 79 th ...

Heart were pissed off when they recorded their single “Barracuda” in 1977. The record emerged from a period in which false narratives constantly swirled around the band. “The real thing don’t do the ...

The latest cover song to elicit a reaction of a resounding “What the fuck?” comes from New Orleans’ self-described “bimbo violence” band, Brat released a video for a cover of the Heart classic ...

Steve Fossen and Michael Derosier are founding members of the iconic, classic rock band Heart — formed in 1975 and disbanded in ’82. Though the original band’s time came to an end, the two founding ...

Chappell Roan has been covering Heart's 1977 classic "Barracuda" for a while now, and she does a damn good job doing it. She just kicked off her run of fall pop-up shows over the weekend, and last ...

Heart's record label used music industry sexism and voyeurism to promote the Seattle-based rock band, led by sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson, but ended up getting a lot more than they bargained for, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. 'Barracuda' by Heart Was Inspired by a Sleazy Music Industry Lie Heart's record label used music industry sexism and voyeurism to ...