In the summer of 1987, Ian Astbury, singer of British rock group The Cult, saw a hot young band from LA playing at the famous ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Veteran rock vocalist and The Cult frontman Ian Astbury is the guest on the newest installment of the Lipps Service podcast, ...

The Cult guitarist Billy Duffy recalled being told he had to see Guns N’ Roses just before the release of their debut album ...

As singer and chief songwriter of The Cult for more than 40 years, Ian Astbury has written, along with guitarist Billy Duffy, some of the most memorable and intoxicating rock songs in the 1980s, ’90s, ...

This week on SPIN Presents Lipps Service, host Scott Lipps caught up with frontman of The Cult Ian Astbury, who is currently on the road touring for the first time in two years. The vocalist spoke ...

In October 1990, Ian Astbury, frontman of the Cult, convinced concert promoter Bill Graham to help him stage a two-day music festival. The unprecedented event, called “A Gathering of the Tribes,” ...

Part of what has made the Cult remain consistent and resonant for four decades is Ian Astbury’s constant thirst for knowledge. The well-read Cult singer-songwriter has always been a huge fan of music.

Ian Astbury wasn’t feeling the love. Or so it seemed on Oct. 29 when the alt-rock icon performed as the frontman of The Cult and its earlier incarnation, Death Cult, at The Sound in Del Mar.

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. Over the years, the Cult has embraced a number of sonic styles, ...

“We didn’t come into this as songwriters, we came into this as fans of music.” Ian: Piano. That was the first thought was that it’s time to take it up a notch. I think I feel for this record there was ...

Billy Duffy recalls the shenanigans and stupidity of The Cult’s tour with Axl & Co as their opening act ...