Innes, formerly of Monty Python, the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band, and the Rutles, plays Off Broadway this Sunday. We talked to him about his solo show, “A People’s Guide to World Domination,” Death Cab for Cutie pinching its name from one of his songs, and drinking gin and tonics with John Lennon.

Where will you be on Saturday? It’s Record Store Day. And St. Louis is lucky to still have more than a couple of actual, physical record stores…

Pavlov’s Dog is back again, news that will have prog rock fans in some quarters drooling like…well, like the real Pavlov’s Dog.

The world takes note of Pokey LaFarge’s antique music revolution.

Merle Haggard returns to Missouri to play the Fox on Wednesday…despite the deep psychic wounds inflicted by his time in Branson, which he claims was worse than San Quentin.

Anthony Bourdain discusses his new book, his opinions on the Food Network, dirty water dogs, and the future of No Reservations before his lecture show at the Fox Theatre on Friday, Oct. 1.

Anthony Bourdain discusses his new book, his opinions on the Food Network, dirty water dogs, and the future of No Reservations before his lecture show at the Fox Theatre on Friday, Oct. 1.

Our rock critic weighs in on Steve Almond’s tribute to DFs (drooling fanatics) everywhere.

Listening to the final track on Sheryl Crow’s new album, “100 Miles from Memphis”—it’s a near note-perfect recreation of the Jackson Five’s “I Want You Back”—takes me back. Way back.