Ray Davies is streaming a cover of The Kinks' 1971 track, 'Oklahoma U.S.A.', as the latest preview to his forthcoming album

Van Halen delivered a trio of classic tracks - 'Hot For Teacher', 'Eruption' and their supercharged cover of The Kinks' 'You Really Got Me' - on the second of two nights of ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live on Tuesday

Van Halen have released previews of their performance of their 1984 hit, 'Jump', and the cover of The Kinks classic, 'You Really Got Me', from their forthcoming live album 'Tokyo Dome Live In Concert'

The legendary British band the Kinks have not played together in nearly two decades, although principal members Ray Davies and his brother Dave Davies have talked about why they won't reunite, or why they might reunite, often

In some ways, the story of the Kinks feels familiar: In 1962, four working-class London teenagers besotted with American R&B and country music unite. Their initial creative exertions hold a thrilling mirror back to their inspirations overseas, supercharging the sounds of Little Richard, Hank Williams, and the Ventures with the riveted a...