Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Keyboardist and vocalist Vivian Trimble from the ’90s rock/funk band Luscious Jackson, died on April 5, the band announced ...

Vivian Trimble, the keyboardist and co-founder of Luscious Jackson, has died. The band shared the news of Trimble’s death on Facebook, writing in a statement that Trimble had been battling cancer for ...

New York’s Luscious Jackson, an alternative dance rock band best known for hits like “Ladyfingers,” “Nervous Breakthrough,” and “Naked Eye,” has reunited and returned to the music scene with “Magic ...

Luscious Jackson’s Jill Cunniff is, in addition to being a musician, an artist and the two have always been linked for her. “I’ve been painting my whole life. As a teenager, I used to paint and write ...

Luscious Jackson has reconvened after more than a decade for its new album, Magic Hour, which comes out Nov. 5. "3 Seconds to Cross," a new song by Luscious Jackson, begins somewhere in New York City.

After going on hiatus in 2000, the members of Luscious Jackson settled down. Bassist Jill Cunniff was the first to have kids, and those children ultimately inspired her and the band to record some kid ...

With ’90s nostalgia at an all-time high, the return of Luscious Jackson is aptly timed. Who better to rock the Bumbershoot masses—inevitably clad in acid-washed jean shorts and midriff-revealing ...

Keyboardist and vocalist Vivian Trimble from the ’90s rock/funk band Luscious Jackson, died on April 5, the band announced Thursday. She was 59. In a post to the band’s social media accounts, Luscious ...

Luscious Jackson in 1995, from left, Gabby Glaser, Jill Cunniff, Kate Schellenbach and Vivian Trimble. (Martyn Goodacre / Getty Images) Vivian Trimble, a singer and keyboardist best known as a member ...