Just for fun, try singing this set’s “Send in the Clowns” along with Paul Simon’s “Late in the Evening,” or versa vice. Pretty much the same song, yeah? Gets me each time around. Ferry, of course, ...

The Roxy Music singer channels his classic work while still sounding fresh. Ferry's sound remains full, clear and direct, with intricate layers of... Bryan Ferry rolls back the years with Avonmore, an ...

Here’s a bit of relief for those who were baffled by Bryan Ferry’s last album, “The Jazz Age,” which recast the former Roxy Music front man’s most beloved songs as old-timey 1920s cabaret ...

Avonmore is a worthy addition to the string of solo albums (the self-written ones, rather than his parallel stream of covers discs or the peculiar Twenties throwback The Jazz Age) which Ferry has made ...

Roxy Music might’ve just announced their three-year-old breakup, but any fans who were hungry for more Bryan Ferry are in luck. Yesterday, the art rock band’s former frontman stopped by NPR’s All ...

Bryan Ferry has previewed his upcoming album, Avonmore, with the funky, new-wavey single “Loop De Li,” streaming below, and revealed a wide-ranging cast of special guests who helped him make the album ...

For more than 40 years, former Roxy Music frontman Bryan Ferry has been making some of the most suave, luxurious music. NPR's Arun Rath speaks with Ferry about his 17th solo album, Avonmore. ROXY ...

Bryan Ferry has announced his next studio album. Avonmore - which includes eight original songs and two covers - will be released on Monday, November 17. Johnny Marr, Nile Rodgers and Marcus Miller ...

Now 69, Ferry is still a romantic, whether that means the rakish, slightly dangerous lounge lizard crooning his come-hithers in "Avonmore" or the man wandering in the rain, lonely and heartbroken in ...

It’s an unproven medical fact that one in five children born between 1983 and 1985 were conceived while an 8-track tape of Roxy Music’s Avalon was playing. A night may begin innocently with roses and ...

In the last few years Bryan Ferry has busied himself with jazz instrumentals and “The Great Gatsby” soundtrack. He returns with his first album of new material in four years and his husky velvet croon ...