Grace Slick, the former singer of Jefferson Airplane, said she couldn’t stand to watch Fleetwood Mac perform. It’s not because she doesn’t like their music or has an issue with any of the ...

They are repeating themes in "The Art of Grace Slick," which runs through December at Artrock on Mission Street. Last night's opening was the retired Jefferson Airplane singer's debut in the ...

Last time former Jefferson Airplane and Jefferson Starship lead singer Grace Slick discussed the Monterey Pop Festival, her relationship with former band mates Marty Balin and Mickey Thomas ...

During a Q&A with NPR’s Ann Powers at SXSW Music, Stevie Nicks listed Jefferson Airplane singer Grace Slick among the artists who have influenced her style. She recalled her early days of ...

SLICK, LOOKING BACK:IN ART, FORMER JEFFERSON AIRPLANE SINGER GRACE SLICK FINDS FREEDOM GREATER THAN IN HER DAYS AS '60S ICON Grace Slick has a recurring dream that's been haunting her for decades ...

Jefferson Airplane singer Grace Slick revealed in an essay in Forbes that the money she received from Chick-fil-A’s use of Starship’s 1987 hit “Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now” in a Grammy ...

A fast-moving fire gutted the million-dollar San Francisco home of rock singer Grace Slick on Thursday. The brush fire began in the thickly wooded hills around Mill Valley and quickly consumed 10 ...

Apparently a lot of people around in the early 1970s felt Jefferson Airplane lead singer Grace Slick fit the bill, as so many of them still believe she really did it. But she didn't. The name of ...

Jefferson Airplane’s frontwoman Grace Slick opened up about some of the ... with eyes,” and added that the “Light My Fire” singer’s key anatomical feature was “slightly larger than ...

Starship‘s “We Built This City,” which its own singer Grace Slick labeled “the worst song ever,” has seemingly achieved its ultimate destiny as the soundtrack for a toilet paper commercial.

The singer, who was known for her cool mix of ... The Great Society — which also featured a vocalist by the name of Grace Slick, who’d later reach rock royalty status as a member of Jefferson ...