the kinks

We're getting new music from the Davies family – but its not a Kinks reunion.

It’s been speculated that, in their heart of hearts, every rock star is an attention-seeker. If it’s true, you could easily multiply the effect several times over for Ray and Dave Davies of the Kinks.

Dean Ween talks about paying tribute to Dickey Betts, why the Kinks should get back together, and what he'd do if a bandmate slept with his wife.

Dave Davies took exception to an article that claimed a fight with his brother led to the distorted guitar tone on the Kinks' first hit.

Advertisers have hit on one simple trick: The impact of a great song, whether it's well-known or obscure, will turn heads.

Nobody was really happy with way things turned out, not even Ray Davies.

Others get more props for their contributions to rock's legacy, but the Kinks' guitarist started a revolution.

This was the first time Ray and Dave Davies took the stage with Mick Avory and Pete Quaife after ditching their earlier moniker, the Ravens.

Like many British rockers of his generation, the Kinks frontman has a big crush on America.

The Kinks' frontman was named on Queen Elizabeth II's New Year Honours List.

It wasn't a Kinks reunion, but it was close.

For all the band's ‘60s successes in England, they didn't hit their U.S. chart peak until 1979.