There are bigger bands than Garbage in rock; there are more celebrated bands critically, and countless acts that have been together much longer than Garbage’s 24 years. But as has become increasingly ...

Producer Butch Vig described the second Garbage album, Version 2.0, as “the sound of a band growing up.” The album features the band’s defining hits, “I Think I’m Paranoid,” “Push It,” and “Special.” ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. "We're an unprogrammable band. We don't fit into the algorithms that this streaming services rely on so heavily," says Shirley ...

Alternative rock band Garbage had to call-off their remaining 2024 tour dates after lead singer Shirley Manson sustained an injury. The news, shared via Instagram on August 1, revealed that Manson’s ...

There are two sides to the Garbage story. Four sides, technically, if we’re discussing each individual perspective of the bandmembers. But I only have one such member on the phone – guitarist Steve ...

It’s been seven years—in present pop-cultural terms, an eternity—since Garbage last graced the airwaves with its slick, sultry pop songs. Given the long break and the reported estrangement between the ...

"Check your ego at the door." That was the famous credo that producer Quincy Jones posted during the all-star 1985 "We Are the World" recording session that featured some of the biggest names in pop ...

When Shirley Manson auditioned for Garbage in 1994, it was a famously ill-fated first tryout with fellow Garbage band members Butch Vig, Steve Marker, and Duke Erikson that almost left the partnership ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Wisconsinite drummer Butch Vig, Nebraskan guitarist Duke Erikson, and Minnesotan guitarist Steve Marker met in the late '70s in ...