The 1960s was one long party for Dave Davies. While his older brother, Ray, observed and wrote about Swinging London from a distance, The Kinks ’ guitarist was aptly dubbed Dave The Rave.

“What’s interesting is that I’m not a great fan of live rock music, but I guess [I would choose] any live stuff by The Band. I think One For The Road was one of my favourite Kinks albums - I got a ...

When Dave Davies began writing songs for his new solo LP Rippin Up Time (due in stores and Amazon/iTunes on October 28th) he had a very clear image in his head. “It was a photo of me and Ray ...

Davies resumes his solo tour in Boston on October 8th. Last November, the musician played two nights at New York’s City Winery, which he recorded for his new live album Rippin’ Up New York City .

The Kinks' Dave Davies discusses his new solo album with son Russ, 'Open Road,' as well as his relationship with brother Ray.

He’s put out several solo albums since 2007, and will release the upcoming “Open Road,” on which he collaborates with his son, Russ, in March; Davies also plans to go on tour this spring ...

The Kinks guitarist Dave Davies, brother of Ray, has released a new song from his upcoming album Decade, a compilation of unreleased solo tracks recorded during the 1970s.“This Precious Time ...

Dave Davies is delicate and visceral, an astral explorer and a proto punk. He is a spiritual warrior and a gentle and wise man. He is also one of rock n’ roll’s great living treasures. Among ...

As the hotel-smashing guitarist for the Kinks, the underdog of British rock acts of the 1960s, Dave Davies performed on era-defining songs like “Lola,” “You Really Got Me” and “Waterloo ...

Dave Davies’s solo career was again interrupted when he suffered a massive stroke in 2004, but four albums followed in rapid succession, from Fractured Mindz (2007) to Open Road (2017).