Radiohead may be best known for Creep, but No Surprises from OK Computer is a melancholic gem that might be their real ...

It was the song Thom Yorke just couldn't get right, but a stellar Jeff Buckley gig unlocked the missing ingredient ...

Over the weekend, rumors began spreading of a potential lawsuit filed by Radiohead. The similarities between “Creep” and “Get Free” are allegedly found in the verses of Lana Del Rey’s cut.

Alt-rock band Radiohead are taking legal action against pop singer Lana Del Rey, saying her track "Get Free," off her most recent album Lust for Life, is a copy of their widely beloved track "Creep." ...

mxmtoon my cover of “creep” is here and i hope i didn’t ruin a classic 😅 but with this announce, i am so excited for you all to finally know that i’m a part of Life Is Strange: True ...

Nobody’s telling her what to do.” Creep has been covered by numerous artists over the years. Perhaps the most famous non-Radiohead performance came in 2008, when Prince performed it at Coachella.

It’s true about the lawsuit. Although I know my song wasn’t inspired by Creep, Radiohead feel it was and want 100% of the publishing - I offered up to 40 over the last few months but they will ...

Radiohead’s music publisher: It’s ‘clear’ Lana Del Rey used elements of ‘Creep’ By Jem Aswad and Gene Maddaus, Variety Published Jan. 9, 2018, 3:23 p.m. ET ...

Kelly Clarkson didn't mince words reacting to a cellist's performance.

In the 1990s, there was no shortage of overplayed songs. Great for the songwriters, but most people tuning in had probably heard enough.

What the actor isn't exactly known for is his musical chops. Still, that didn't stop Neill from delivering a quaint, ukulele-drive cover of Radiohead 's "Creep" via social media last week.

When Radiohead released King of Limbs in 2011, the best thing to come from it was probably the video for “Lotus Flower.” Specifically, the parody videos of Thom Yorke’s dance moves.