Kinks

First Dave Davies was against going into the studio with his brother Ray, but now Ray says they may do just that.

There's some reason for optimism regarding that possible Kinks reunion next year in celebration of their 50th anniversary. Dave Davies tweets, "Don't believe the 'brotherly hate' hype... Me and Ray are talking!" And Ray confirms this, saying they recently had dinner together and Dave followed up with an E-mail...

Led Zeppelin and The Kinks have lent iconic songs to ad spots featuring Robert Pattinson and Giselle Bundchen, respectively.

Dave Davies says he's not sure if he and brother Ray will ever team up for another Kinks tour -- because he doesn't want a reunion to go down as another cash grab.

For Ray Davies, personal issues came to a head in July 1973, when he announced onstage that he was quitting the Kinks.

Word out of the U.K. is that Ray Davies will release a new album in conjunction with the October 1st publication of his new book, Americana: The Kinks, the Riff, the Road, the Story.

The Kinks founding member Dave Davies is on tour for the first time in 10 years.

Kinks lead guitarist Dave Davies is heading back on the road next month for a select batch of dates.

An archive of great rock and pop musical performances first seen on The Red Skelton Hour is coming out of mothballs.

Ray Davies has turned The Kinks' Konk Studio in London into an art gallery.