The Kinks

Ray Davies remains one of the cornerstones of rock history, a seminal figure in the British invasion of the 1960s. Read More

HE WILL forever be the genius who penned all those Kinks anthems, from Waterloo Sunset and You Really Got Me to Dead End Street and Celluloid Heroes. Read More

Many of the fans who used to jump up and down at Kinks' shows looked wider and grayer, and they mostly sat instead of levitating to the primal force of Ray Davies' music on Monday at The Egg. Read More

Okay, so he's 65 and perhaps his voice isn't what it once was – actually, I'm not sure his voice was ever what it once was – I haven't seen him play live for probably 25 years, so I can't really remember too well. Read More

Ray Davies is one of the most underrated rock songsmiths -- that is, if it's possible to be a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with a stack of Top 20 hits to your credit and still be considered underrated. Read More

Some think that rock and roll and classical music make strange bedfellows. Read More

As you may have heard, Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band are going on a hiatus . Read More

Ray Davies has just released a wonderful new album The Kinks Choral Collection which revisits some of the Kinks (and Ray's) greatest hits with the addition of a full chorus. Read More

Davies believes the enduring appeal of his 1960s songs - especially in Great Britain - is something shared by other music from that time. Read More

The former lead singer for the Kinks, who recently released "The Kinks Choral Collection," fronts the Dessoff Chamber Choir at the Town Hall tonight. Read More