Patti Smith sparked concern from fans and the press after collapsing on stage in Brazil on Wednesday night (1/29), but she has now posted a statement to her Instagram to let everyone know that she ...

We found tickets for Patti Smith's three remaining 2023 concerts. Here's how to see the 76-year-old Rock and Roll Hall of Famer live in Kingston, Chicago and Brooklyn later this year.

Now it's back in a lovely expanded edition with a new preface and many more photographs. The rocker originally recalled these days in the 2010 tender memoir of her friendship with the artist ...

NEW YORK — Patti Smith stands near the shoreline, a block from her Far Rockaway bungalow, Jimmy Choo motorcycle boots wedged in the sand, as she gazes at the Atlantic. “I wanted to be ...

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In Patti Smith’s memoir “Just Kids,” she recounts the Brooklyn apartment she and Robert Mapplethorpe called home. ... Now, the townhouse ...

Patti Smith gets political as she discusses Pathway to Paris, a nonprofit organization whose stated mission is to encourage collaboration “between musicians, ... Do you feel more urgency now?

Patti Smith performs at The Apollo Theater on April 4, 2019, in New York. ... Smith, now 72, was at the forefront of the mid-'70s punk rock spawned at CBGB in New York.

Patti Smith shakes hands with fans on her way to receiving the Polar Music Prize in Stockholm in 2011. Fredrik Sandberg/AFP/Getty. Smith has been performing there, she says, "since around '77." ...

Reporting from New York — On a recent afternoon, Patti Smith pushed open the glass doors of the Chelsea Hotel and stepped into her past. When she lived in the fabled hotel in 1969 and ‘70, she ...

It went through several changes of ownership and then closed forever in 2006; Patti Smith headlined its final concert. Now, men’s clothing designer John Varvatos is there.

PATTI SMITH: Thank you. AMY GOODMAN: Now, a lot of people in New York ride the M train, but that’s not what you’re talking about with M Train. PATTI SMITH: Well, not really.