Renaissance man Joseph Arthur is calling from a playground near Phoenix, watching his 2 1/2-year-old daughter burn off a little energy. “Yes, sweetie,” peppers his conversation. : “She’s ...

By the time Afghan Whigs parted ways in 2001, the muse had already steered Greg Dulli toward something new in 1997. On hiatus from the Whigs, Dulli was led through a revolving door of musicians ...

Greg Dulli Looks Back On His Days As a Twilight Singer The consummate frontman helps celebrate the release of a new boxed set compiling the work of his genre fluid project, the Twilight Singers.

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Tears welled in Judge Joseph Guillory’s eyes Tuesday as he thanked a crowd of people who filled his new courtroom, spilling into the hall. “I’ve ...

Greg Dulli on loss, the artistic continuum and the Afghan Whigs’ pandemic scorcher “How Do You Burn?” The band comes to Englewood’s Gothic Theatre on Saturday in support of third post ...

The Afghan Whigs are better now than they’ve ever been. The last decade of the band’s output, 2014’s Do to the Beast and three years later, In Spades, and, now, How Do You Burn?, reflect a ...

Greg Dulli can vividly compare the economics of being a bar owner to the economics of being a rock musician. “If you’re in the Rolling Stones, this is a pittance,” he says, gesturing toward ...

Not any bar, but his: The Afghan Whigs leader co-owns a handful around L.A. On the eve of a new album, he talks vices, socialism and mourning his friends.

The Afghan Whigs' frontman Greg Dulli on his musical journey as the band release new album How Do You Burn?

Relationship traumas have always simmered just beneath the Whigs’ surface, most notably on Gentlemen’s 1993 autopsy of an affair. Whatever the real life skeleton of How Do You Burn?, it mostly shows ...

Greg Dulli, the last in a long line of gonzo rockers, tells Serena Kutchinsky why he's still living life – and making music – on his own terms.