Iggy Pop Performs The Stooges’ “I Got a Right” and “1970” for the First Time in Over a Decade: Watch The post Iggy Pop Performs The Stooges’ “I Got a Right” and “1970” for the First Time in Over a ...

The post Iggy & The Stooges’ Raw Power Gets New 50th Anniversary Legacy Edition: Stream It Now appeared first on Consequence. Iggy & The Stooges’ iconic 1973 album Raw Power turns 50 years old on ...

This is Flashback, where we’re reminiscing about some of the most iconic and obscure moments in alt-rock history. This week, we’re looking at when Iggy Pop and the Stooges reunited at Coachella in ...

Iggy Pop says the last few years of his career prove that people who’d written him off in the past “can shut the fuck up.” Still, he admits to surprise over the surge of success. Changing attitudes ...

In 2007, singer Iggy Pop turned 60, and his band The Stooges released its first album in 30 years. In this archived interview, host Madeleine Brand talks with the rocker about going on the road to ...

Iggy Pop and the Stooges are being interviewed at SXSW in front of a rapt, capacity crowd that had formed a line snaking through the halls as the start time drew nearer. I shot a few minutes of video ...

This performance, recorded March 21, 1977, at Cleveland’s Agora Ballroom during Pop’s Lust for Life Tour, features an all-star backing band including Bowie on keyboards and backing vocals, Tony and ...

Iggy Pop celebrated the Stooges long-deserved induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in typical punk fashion: With his middle fingers raised in the air. After seven appearances on the ...

Early in “Gimme Danger,” Iggy Pop speaks lovingly of a high school field trip to a Ford factory in Detroit. There, the man born Jim Osterberg Jr. heard what he calls “a mega-clang” — two plates ...

The Stooges were not necessarily the biggest band on the bill at the Goose Lake International Music Festival in 1969. But it was certainly one of most notable, and newsworthy, shows in the Ann Arbor ...

All too often, fans of musical legends clamor for one last look at their icons only to end up on the wrong side of the adage "Be careful what you wish for." The reformed Iggy and the Stooges, on the ...