Founded in 1986 in Cincinnati, Ohio, the Afghan Whigs have walked a long, rambling road with many detours and potholes—and the occasional dramatic crash. The band set themselves apart from their ...

W hen the Afghan Whigs got back together to record two new songs for a 2007 greatest hits collection, frontman Greg Dulli made it clear that i ...

The Afghan Whigs' self-released 1988 debut record, Big Top Halloween, bears little resemblance to the albums that would earn the band their reputation. Even though the first song the group ever ...

The Afghan Whigs are working their way back to greatness. Fans have been promised a new album, the band's first since 2022's somewhat underwhelming How Do You Burn? So far, the group has released two ...

A lover's obsessiveness may charm at first, but it can soon turn frightening. For an artist, the relentless pursuit of one object — a sound, a memory dragged up and reshaped, a fantasy that makes the ...

It`s been 40 years since Afghan Whigs formed in Cincinnati, launching a career that encompasses nine studio albums and Modern Rock hits such as "Debonair" and "Honky`s Ladder." Frontman Greg Dulli and ...

As Afghan Whigs singer-guitarist Greg Dulli describes the inspiration for the alt-rock band’s new single, “The House of I,” he reveals the degree to which seemingly innocuous experiences can take on ...

The first new Afghan Whigs music since their 2022 album How Do You Burn? has arrived today (Dec. 10) in the surprising form of covers of Minneapolis indie pop band Poliça’s “Fake Life” and U.K. duo ...

If grunge music was all about exposing the underbelly of society, where dark thoughts manifested into tales of sex, addiction, revenge and failed love, The Afghan Whigs are as ’90s as it gets. The ...