The Replacements

When Paul Westerberg sang “You know that I’ve made a mistake” on ‘Back to Back,’ hardcore Replacements fans were wishing he was apologizing for his band’s new radio-friendly sound.

In 1989, the Replacements made an appearance on a TV special called the 'International Rock Awards.'

On their breakthrough 1984 album, 'Let It Be,' the Replacements told the tale of gender identity on the song 'Androgynous.'

For the second time in the past month, Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong got to play guitar with one of his favorite bands, Minneapolis legends the Replacements.

Unlike many of the year's big music fests, Austin City Limits doesn't go down until fall. But they're getting a jump on things with their lineup, which they've just announced.

Coachella's second weekend took off last night with repeated sets by many of the artists who played last weekend.

Nirvana and the Replacements have been nominated for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Joining them on the abnormally hip and eclectic list of 2014 hopefuls are NWA, LL Cool J and Chic, whose guitarist Nile Rodgers has won a new generation of fans by lending his signature disco strumming to three songs on Daft Punk's much-loved 'Random Access Memories.'

Of course it rained. At day three (Sept. 15) of Riot Fest Chicago, where the newly reunited Replacements played their second show -- and first in the U.S. -- since 1991, the gods were bound to muddy the grounds. Throughout their original run, the 'Mats were victims of cruel fate and terrible decisions, and before for these shoulda-been-contenders could make any kind of triumphant return, a few tho

Twenty-two years and seven weeks after they last performed, the Replacements closed out Toronto's Riot Fest on Sunday (Aug. 25) with a 23-song set that combined their classics with more than a few choice deep cuts. The setlist is below.

The Replacements will reunite for Riot Fest shows in Toronto (Aug. 24-25), Chicago (Sept. 13-15) and Denver (Sept. 21-22), according to a press release that's sure to have fans of the legendary Minneapolis punk band scrambling to make summer travel plans. The group hasn't performed live in 22 years, but according to bassist Tommy Stinson, they never actually broke up. Last fall, Stinson and frontm