Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. The Replacements in 1988: ...

The Replacements were an unruly rock band that emerged from Minneapolis in the ’80s. They broke up in 1991 but are still much-beloved. This weekend they are playing their first show in more than 20 ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Back in the ’80s, when slick pop and hair metal began to consume all, a hard-drinking group of ragged Minnesotan rockers continued ...

Frontman Paul Westerberg was laid up on the couch (literally) for his band's weekend two set. By Shirley Halperin After what was regarded as a lackluster first weekend set, The Replacements returned ...

The Replacements vocalist Paul Westerberg performs new solo work on his acoustic guitar on Morning Becomes Eclectic at 11:15am The Replacements vocalist Paul Westerberg performs new solo work on his ...

The whole problem with Paul Westerberg is that he's a contrarian, an upstart. Has been since the beginning, and that's part of his appeal. Which is one of the reasons people of a certain age still ...

THE LOWDOWN: Former leader of the Replacements goes solo with rock 'n' roll Paul Westerberg first played the Tralf as a solo artist in 1993. That show has become the stuff of legend. Nearly 10 years ...

It was the biggest and most polished album of the band’s career. Considering the band, though, it’s no surprise that producer Matt Wallace has heard a lot of ire about “Don’t Tell a Soul” over the ...

My Covid Listening Party didn’t begin with The Replacements — it started with techno. Lying on the couch with a company ...