Brian Knowles, the owner of tiny Hyde Park cafe Terrible Love at the Baker Center, has quietly turned himself into the ...

Tim Bird, who runs Cheshire Cat Pubs & Inns, has criticised Heineken-owned Star Pubs for raising draught prices amid ...

Honor the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. with parades and music, enjoy a discounted dinner during Restaurant Week, or pay ...

The Marshall Tucker Band just confirmed some 30 new stops on the While I'm Young Tour. Concerts begin in January with stops in New York City, Phoenix and the Denver, Washington D.C. and San Francisco ...

The band's new limited engagement at the Las Vegas venue took fans on a visual and auditory journey through their new album — including the dark song "Animal" ALIVE COVERAGE Zac Brown Band kicked off ...

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The newest edition of Samuel Adams' cult release pushes beer to its scientific and legal limits, and raises the question of what “beer” even means. Stephanie Gravalese is a food and beverage writer, ...

Simon Cowell and Rei Ami will star in a test run of 'Who's In The Band' Getty/Yes Yes Media EXCLUSIVE: ABC is putting work into finding the next big TV music competition series — and it has turned to ...

Boston Beer Company's malty, boozy Samuel Adams Utopias brew is back, and it has reached new heights: 30% alcohol by volume. A pioneer of the craft beer movement, Boston Beer began selling Samuel ...

I MEAN, JUST A LITTLE. THROW THEM A LITTLE, A LITTLE TREAT. ALL RIGHT. WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THIS? SAM ADAMS HAS BROUGHT BACK A BEER THAT IS 30% ALCOHOL BY VOLUME. THAT’S A LOT, RIGHT? IT’S NOT BEER. I ...

Baton Rouge, Louisiana — For the past year, 66-year-old Kent Broussard of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, has been marching toward a dream. It's a dream he's had since he was a young child and first saw the ...

It's funny how the universe works. Not only is that an incredibly true statement, but it's also the title, and the opening line, of a song by The Runarounds, the poppy young rock band that's the focus ...