With its blend of glamour and art school eccentricities, Roxy Music blurred the boundaries of rock music. Formed in Britain in 1970 and led by Bryan Ferry, the band was highly influential in the rock ...

According to Ian Anderson, his fandom of a '70s art rock group didn't go down too well with an audience at the legendary New ...

Phil Manzanera, the 71-year-old guitarist for art-rock pioneers Roxy Music, is leaning into a computer camera backdropped by a nondescript hotel room. The band has assembled in Toronto, where they're ...

"They were a shock to the system, a psychedelic Sinatra crooning pop-art poetry over driving drums, saxophones and oboes, heavily treated electric guitars, and the most out-there synthesizer parts you ...

Roxy Music saxophonist Andy Mackay was driving down to England’s West Country in mid-December when he got a text from Bryan Ferry saying that they’d been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. ...

UK glam-rock greats Roxy Music started in 1970 and broke up in 1983. The band got back together for a 30th-anniversary tour in 2011, and they kept touring for another 10 years, though they didn’t ...

Singer Bryan Ferry was the last to arrive on stage on Wednesday, sauntering out like the gentleman of leisure and l’amour you’d imagine him to be, as the audience at the Kia Forum in Inglewood cheered ...

There are numerous arguments about the merits, or lack thereof, about the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and conflicts over its criteria. Is it about popularity — record sales and concert tickets? Critical ...

The often enigmatic and consistently stylish British band Roxy Music closed out their U.S. tour at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles. The tour marked the band’s 50th anniversary, and the string of dates ...

NEW YORK, New York – Prior to Friday night, you could make the case that Roxy Music was the most influential band not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Duran Duran member Simon Le Ban and John Taylor ...

Taylor appeared on Jonesy's Jukebox, where he said Roxy Music will be inducted by "someone close to our hearts," to which host Steve Jones, the former Sex Pistols guitarist who hosts the show, ...