iStock/CSA-ArchiveLast week, George Michael’s ex-boyfriend Fadi Fawaz was arrested on charges of aggravated criminal damage after allegedly trashing George’s mansion, which is worth more than $6 million. Now, there’s a report that George’s family might be willing to
BMGThe Kinks have unveiled full details about the 50th anniversary reissue of their 1969 concept album, Arthur (or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire), which will be released October 25 in multiple formats and configurations.
Eagle VisionJohn and Yoko: Above Us Only Sky, a documentary about the making of John Lennon‘s classic 1971 album, Imagine, had its U.S. television premiere in March on A&E. Now, it’ll be released on DVD, Blu-ray and
ABC/ Lou Rocco New Jersey native Jon Bon Jovi is showing his support for one of his home state’s senators, Cory Booker. According to NJ.com, the rocker will be hosting a fundraiser on August 18 for Booker’s
ABC/Craig SjodinThe event that Queen teased yesterday on its social media sites and guitarist Brian May‘s Instagram page has been revealed. The posts read, “Queen + Adam Lambert are coming to rock one of the world’s most
Courtesy of Richie FurayFounding Buffalo Springfield and Poco singer/guitarist Richie Furay is winding down a Kickstarter campaign he launched to help fund a new concert film and album, documenting a special show he played in November 2018
Courtesy of Live Nation Entertainment In April, Journey announced plans to play a nine-date Las Vegas residency in October at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace. Now comes word that, thanks to popular demand, the Rock & Roll
ABC/Craig SjodinQueen + Adam Lambert are rocking their way across North America this summer on their Rhapsody tour, but the band has revealed that on September 28, they’ll be playing a special show at a famous, as-yet-unannounced
RCA Records After entering the chart for the first time in 10 years in the U.S., Whitney Houston is set for an even more impressive feat in the U.K. The late singer’s archival recording of Steve Winwood‘s
Tia Haygood; Ross Halfin; Trudi KnightIn April, Ian Hunter mounted an eight-date U.S. tour with a revised version of his old group, Mott the Hoople. It was the band’s first stateside trek since 1974. Now Hunter and