His designs promoting rock bands and Broadway shows—the Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix, the Who and “Godspell,” among ...

He also created posters for The Rolling Stones' 1969 US tour, The Who's rock opera at the Metropolitan Opera House in 1971, and album covers like ... designs for Follies, Godspell, Jesus Christ ...

Will Smith announced that his first album in more than 20 years will drop later this month. But it's the album cover art that ...

Album covers can sometimes make or break the appeal of an album. These five super-cool album covers from the 1990s only made the music within their sleeves even better. Let’s take a look at just ...

Combining rock music with a warehouse setting and modern clothing, the Gospel of Matthew, from the Biblical parables to Jesus’ crucifixion, will come to life in “Godspell.” • What ...

A Crossroads Repertory Theatre production of “Godspell” put guitarist Brent ... “She’s an incredible talent,” McPike said. There is no cover charge for the March 8 performance.

CHAGRIN FALLS, Ohio -- Chagrin Falls High School will be presenting its spring musical, “Godspell,” this weekend (March 6-8) at the Chagrin Falls Performing Arts Center (400 E. Washington St ...

Fairfield Footlighters will soon bring “Godspell” to the Fairfield Community Arts Center stage. “When I was in fifth grade in Texas, I went to see a high school production of ‘Godspell ...

Tate McRae’s third album So Close to What is not only filled ... And three days after SC2W officially dropped, Tate swapped the cover for an alternative version. The choice drew mixed reactions ...

Rihanna has spoken for years about the status of her ninth album, most recently telling Entertainment ... she tells Harper’s Bazaar in its March cover story. She is “really optimistic ...

Last week, Ride guitarist Andy Bell announced a new solo album called Pinball Wanderer. Now, to confuse us all, Erasure vocalist also named Andy Bell is announcing his new solo album Ten Crowns.

Perhaps the least authentic line in the film A Complete Unknown is when Timothée Chalamet's Bob Dylan explains that his first album was mostly "covers". The real Dylan would not have said that.