In 1993, a somewhat scruffy band from San Francisco with a charismatic lead singer and sprawling, wordy songs were able to break through the stranglehold grunge held on the music scene. The band was ...

In this reconstituted world of artists releasing recorded music, it’s been a while since Counting Crows hit us with new material, which will be the centerpiece of their upcoming June 29 Jones Beach ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. With the Counting Crows’ debut album, 1993’s August and Everything After, Duritz established the topics that mattered to him, and ...

The Counting Crows’ latest release, Films About Ghosts, enjoyably spans the band’s 11-year career with its collection of hits. The album’s 16 tracks include older favorites such as “Round Here” and ...

For every person who says, “Counting Crows, are they still around?” is a legion of fans still hungry to hear one of the biggest pop bands of the 1990s hit makers, which burst on the scene in 1993 with ...

The long, mournful trumpet-and-piano intro to "Palisades Park," the atmospheric opening track on Counting Crows' first new studio album in six years, suggests that we're in for something different. In ...

In the early ’90s, a new Bay Area band called Counting Crows asked David Immerglück to join, and he turned them down. Even though he’d been friends with their singer, Adam Duritz, for years. Oh, ...

The first live collection from Counting Crows, Across A Wire: Live In New York (1998), did the latter, coming after two successful albums and an impressive string of hits including Mr. Jones, Einstein ...

Great songwriters generally display the ability to approach songs in a variety of ways. Even when they go outside what others might perceive as their wheelhouse, they can still deliver effective, ...

The band's frontman says Geffen Records "has no idea" what happened to missing recordings from 1996's "Recovering the Satellites." By Gary Graff, Billboard Adam Duritz Counting Crows - H 2012 “I’d ...