In the studio and onstage, Byron Gregory backed giants of soul, jazz, funk, and more—including Ramsey Lewis, Ruby Andrews, ...

Denver native and East High School graduate, Philip Bailey recently spoke about his life and the legacy of the groundbreaking ...

Earth, Wind & Fire celebrated the Fourth of July and singer/multi-instrumentalist Ralph Johnson's birthday at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles.

Earth, Wind & Fire teamed up with the LA Philharmonic for a three-night Fourth of July Celebration at the Hollywood Bowl.

This week’s enticing live-music options include Ziggy Marley, Earth, Wind & Fire and a triple-bill of Dwight Yoakam, The ...

Johnny Britt’s “Emotions” Brings Soul, Sophistication, and Summer Vibes *Music has the power to speak directly to the soul, and with his new single “Emotions,” Johnny Britt does just that. Blending ...

He formed Earth, Wind & Fire in Los Angeles and made two albums for Warner Bros.; neither did much, though they eventually brought the band (after a significant change in personnel) to the ...

To record the album, Earth, Wind & Fire returned to Colorado’s remote Caribou Ranch, where the band had made 1974’s “Open Our Eyes” (and where Elton John cut the same year’s “Caribou”).

Originally recorded as a movie soundtrack, the funk band’s sixth album attained a life of its own thanks to its pioneering soul sound, overarching optimism, and a savvy early release.

Earth, Wind & Fire has sold more than 100 million albums worldwide, making them one of the bestselling artists of all time.

Questlove has an Earth, Wind & Fire documentary on the way and it only made sense to announce it on the 21st day of September.