Sharon Jones

Music

Oh Buddy, Sturgill Simpson

02.12.17

By Alex Robert Ross
Music

Watch the Heartwarming Claymation Video for Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings’ “Please Come Home for Christmas” and Hug Everyone You Love

12.20.16

By Noisey Staff
Music

Soul Great Sharon Jones Is Dead at 60

11.18.16

By Andrea Domanick
Music

Montreal Jazzfest Was a Musical Buffet and We Consumed All of It

08.09.16

By Sharonne Cohen
Music

‘Living on Soul: The Family Daptone’ Aims to Be a Concert Film Dream Come True

06.15.16

By Jessica Lipsky
Music

I’ll Just Find a Way to Open My Heart and Keep Going Forward: A Conversation with Charles Bradley

04.04.16

By Jessica Lipsky
Music

Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings Brought Holiday Soul to ‘The Late Show’ with “Silent Night” & “8 Days of Hanukkah”

12.12.15

By Craig Jenkins
Music

Saun & Starr Step Out from Behind Sharon Jones, and Will Bowl You Over With “Big Wheel”

03.30.15

By Noisey Staff
Music

Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings’ Plainspoken Cancer Catharsis, “Stranger To My Happiness”

01.13.14

By VICE Staff
Music

Sharon Jones: Child No More

01.08.14

By Eric Sundermann

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