The 1964 Kinks classic rose to the top of the news chain recently when guitarist Dave Davies was forced to defend his ...

The Kinks were formed in London in 1964 by brothers Ray and Dave Davies, a pair of gifted musicians who would also become legendary feuding siblings long before the Gallaghers made family rifts a ...

Dave Davies and Mick Avory dish on the rebirth of the Kinks, who dominated U.S. arenas in the '70s and '80s, rocking the charts with "Come Dancing." ...

Reunions are on everybody's mind at the moment, but The Who guitarist Pete Townshend only has one band in mind that he would like to see reformed.

Listen to the guitar work of the Davies brothers and you’ll gain a real insight into how it was all done back in the 1960s ...

The Kinks finally disbanded in 1996, and the Davies brothers have periodically both encouraged or dismissed the possibility of the band ever reuniting.

The Kinks started out their career with a pair of rocking, fuzzed-out singles that helped establish the garage rock genre. But chief songwriter Ray Davies soon moved well beyond that template to ...

The Kinks, one of the greatest ever British rock groups, today reveal a special new Ray Davies mix of the band's 1974 studio track “Money Talks,” released as a new digital single and video on ...

John Gosling, the former keyboardist for The Kinks, has died at the age of 75. The group announced Gosling’s death in a social media post, with brothers Sir Ray and Dave Davies sharing tributes ...

Pete Quaife, founding bassist for the ’60s British Invasion quartet the Kinks, died June 23 of kidney failure in Herlev, Denmark. He was 66. Born in the Muswell Hill area of London, Quaife grew ...

Kinks frontman Ray Davies reveals in an 'NME' interview that he has "about 20" songs he's been working on for a possible reunion project.

Lead guitarist Dave Davies wrote, “I’m dismayed deeply upset by John Gosling’s passing. He has been a friend and important contributor to the Kinks music during his time with us. Deepest ...