New York Post — As the Fab Four were taking refuge from the hysteria of Beatlemania at Manhattan’s Plaza Hotel in 1964, a new Disney+ documentary reveals how the Ronettes came to their rescue. more info

Consequence of Sound — He played drums on Beach Boys’ Pet Sounds, Simon & Garfunkel’s “Mrs. Robinson” and “Bridge Over Troubled Water", The Ronettes’ "Be My Baby", Frank Sinatra’s Strangers in the Night", and many more classic songs. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The California festival also includes Kali Uchis, Mac DeMarco, Toro y Moi, Devendra Banhart, BadBadNotGood, Ronnie Spector & the Ronettes, and more. Continue reading… more info

Aquarium Drunkard — The Ronettes blasted into the world and the zeitgeist of the 1960s with a thunderclap as mercilessly powerful as the Bum-ba-bum-BOOM that opens their iconic “Be My Baby”. After the thunder, come the castanets – a simple, brief and symbolic... more info

Uncut — Starring Tom Petty, REM, King Gizzard, Bon Iver, Husker Du, Perfume Genius, William Eggleston, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Bootsy Collins, The Ronettes and Chest Of The Year 1971! Starring Tom Petty, REM, King Gizzard, Bon Iver, Husker Du, Perfume Gen... more info

Stereogum — Rocking classic cat eye-liner, the half-up beehive hairdo, and the center of the spotlight, Hurray For The Riff Raff's Alynda Lee Segarra perfectly emulates the Shindig! 1965 performance by the Ronettes of "Be My Baby." The '60s staple is a regular ... more info

Stereogum — The video for Lana Del Rey’s "Love" opens with a black and white tinted shot of the sulky-eyed singer wearing a mod mini dress and daisies in her hair. She sways from side to side like one of the Shangri-Las or the Ronettes, radiating a nostalgic a... more info

Rolling Stone — In April, Ronnie Spector released English Heart, a new LP that explores her surprisingly deep rock & roll roots. The legendary Ronettes singer told Rolling Stone how she hung out with the Beatles, toured with the Stones, dated David Bowie and fend... more info

Rolling Stone — Ronnie Spector doesn't like a lot of new artists, but she loves one in particular. "I see all of these artists – Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, I could go on and on – but I love Adele because she's like me," the onetime leader of the Ronettes tells Roll... more info

Rolling Stone — Ronnie Spector is seated in the restaurant of a lavish midtown Manhattan hotel. She's dressed in black, and her long, black hair is bouffant – though a far cry from the beehive she wore when she was making hits with the Ronettes over half a century... more info