Country music stars aren't afraid of the pain of a needle. It's far more common for a musician to have permanent art somewhere on their body than it is for them to be as ink-free as they day they were ...

In a scene from the new, four-part Showtime docuseries Wu-Tang Clan: Of Mics and Men, director Jim Jarmusch—who cast Wu-Tang Clan’s RZA and GZA in his 2003 film Coffee and Cigarettes—had this to say ...

The 2023 installment of the Inkcarceration Music & Tattoo Festival is in the books after wrapping up a thrilling three-day weekend at the Ohio State Reformatory in Mansfield, Ohio and we've got over ...

RICHMOND, Va. -- Since 1992, artists from all over have come to Richmond for the longest running tattoo convention in the world, which will celebrate its 29th anniversary this weekend. In fact, the ...

An event in Harrisburg will bring together artist, musicians and vendors to celebrate all things punk. Tattoo Punks: the Fest will take place May 15–17 at Capital City Music Hall in Harrisburg. “Built ...

The duo is set to go on tour this fall, accompanied by Mod Sun and Tyler Posey It's never too early for some ink, right? On Friday, Girlfriends — the duo comprising Travis Mills and Nick Gross — ...

Frank Carter and the Rattlesnakes on Tuesday (Aug. 10) released a tune that combines lead singer Frank Carter's love for music and tattooing in "Go Get a Tattoo." The English musician, who carries ...

Lady Gaga is celebrating awards season and the role of a lifetime in a very Gaga-esque way. The singer, nominated for the Best Actress Oscar for her work in A Star Is Born, followed last weekend's ...

MGK appeared to have shaved his signature blond hair and replaced it with a large tattoo on his bald head in a new photo Machine Gun Kelly is (sort of) giving up his "Blonde Don" title. The musician, ...

This content is sponsored by AEG Presents Rocky Mountains. Attention all metalheads, craft beer lovers, and tattoo collectors: The first-ever UNHINGED Festival is coming to Denver’s National Western ...

NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) — The Virginia International Tattoo is known for filling Scope Arena with pageantry, music and hundreds of spectators each year. But Tuesday, the performance looked very different.

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