Afghan Whigs are back with their first new music in nearly four years. Where 2022’s How Do You Burn? was on the pristine side, “House Of I” has that classic, gritty Afghan Whigs sound with that ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Afghan Whigs, 2026. (Credit: Royal Cream) “You just roll with it, and you don’t think about things like that,” says Greg Dulli ...

The Afghan Whigs are working their way back to greatness. Fans have been promised a new album, the band's first since 2022's somewhat underwhelming How Do You Burn? So far, the group has released two ...

As Afghan Whigs singer-guitarist Greg Dulli describes the inspiration for the alt-rock band’s new single, “The House of I,” he reveals the degree to which seemingly innocuous experiences can take on ...

Four decades in, the Afghan Whigs have still got it. The darkly soulful rock greats are heading out on a 40th anniversary tour with Mercury Rev this weekend, and they recently promoted it with their ...

Though they've kept up their usual habit of doing cover songs, it's been a while since we've heard new original music from the Afghan Whigs. That drought ends today, however, with "House Of I," their ...

The Afghan Whigs return today with their first original song in four years, after sharing a pair of covers a few months back. “House of I,” produced and mixed by Greg Dulli and Christopher Thorn, ...

The first time Arson Fahim saw a piano is seared into his memory. He was a young boy, an Afghan refugee in Pakistan, when he saw the film The Pianist. "I saw this movie and I was, like, 'Wow, how can ...

This weekend, we’re thinking about the stories that we don’t often hear. An opera company that uplifts the voices of historically marginalized artists organizes a showcase of youth performers. There’s ...