Iggy Pop

Has an album ever had a more perfect title?

All three urge you to vote “No” on Proposals 1 & 2 this Tuesday and endorse the Keep Michigan Wolves Protected campaign to stop the trophy hunting of wolves and to restore Michigan voters’ rights on wildlife issues taken away by special interest groups and political appointees. In a letter to Governor Snyder, Iggy Pop wrote “Can you truly believe that bringing the wolf back from the brink of e

Deryck Whibley has been able to stay sober thanks to the help of a few classic rockers.

Back in 1995, Iggy Pop responded to a fan's letter with a heartfelt and beautiful message of support.

For the first time in many a year, Iggy Pop is planning on keeping a lower than usual profile."I definitely have no plans to be a touring musician for the next couple of years."

The legendary Iggy Pop is stepping behind a microphone of a different sort as he will host a music show on the BBC. Beginning March 9, Iggy can be heard Sundays from 4 to 6pm (UK time) on BBC 6. He is taking over the time slot previously hosted by Pulp singer Jarvis Cocker.

Live album documented their last show for nearly 30 years. It didn't go well.

Iggy Pop and Joe Walsh will lead an all-star bill that's set to perform at the 24th-annual Tibet House U.S. benefit concert at Carnegie Hall in March.

A T-shirt for sale online that pays tribute to the recently departed Lou Reed is grabbing a whole lotta attention for the wrong reasons. It's not the legendary Velvet Underground frontman's photo that's sandwiched between the words "Lou Reed" and "1942-2013."

Who would have ever guessed that in 2013, we would be talking about a new Stooges album? The odds were certainly not in that column, but then in 2003, the unexpected happened and Iggy Pop, Ron Asheton and brother Scott plugged in once again. They toured and wowed young and old fans alike with their brutal rock and roll assault, and even released a reunion album, although 2007's 'The Weirdness' was

The ear-melting riff that opens 'Burn' -- Iggy Pop and the Stooges' new single -- makes it clear that this is no nostalgia act. Not only do these guys still have their edge, four decades after their crunchy punk rock classic of a debut, you could argue that 'Burn' is all edge.

The Iggy and the Stooges album 'Raw Power' turns 40 this month, and the group is also planning a new release. Iggy Pop, James Williamson and Scott Asheton have united to record 'Ready to Die,' their second album featuring the surviving members of that lineup. (2007's 'The Weirdness' featured the surviving members of the Ron Asheton-fronted Stooges lineup.)