Credit: Pamela LittkyThe Dirty Knobs, the band fronted by Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers guitarist Mike Campbell, have released a new song called “Irish Girl,” a third advance track from their forthcoming debut album, Wreckless Abandon, which
Courtesy of NetflixMariah Carey may be a multi-millionaire but that doesn’t mean she doesn’t love free stuff — like a gift box full of swag, for example. The diva posted a video in which she delightedly opens
The Turtles in 1966 with Jim Tucker, second from right; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty ImagesJim Tucker, founding rhythm guitarist for The Turtles, died Thursday, November 12, according to the California newspaper The Union. He was 74. Tucker, whose
Courtesy of SpotifyFormer President Barack Obama has unveiled a new Spotify playlist in honor of the release of his presidential memoir, A Promised Land, out today — and it features wide variety of artists, including veteran acts
Cover: Shepard Fairey/Hachette BooksDoors drummer John Densmore‘s new memoir, The Seekers: Meetings with Remarkable Musicians (and Other Artists), gets released today. The book features reflections and stories about various creative people Densmore has encountered over the years,
KTBA RecordsRock ‘n’ roll and doo-wop legend Dion DiMucci has released a new tune welcoming the holiday season. Called “Hello Christmas,” it features him duetting with veteran pop and Christian music star Amy Grant. The track is
Ethan Miller/Getty ImagesWolfgang Van Halen, Eddie Van Halen‘s son and Van Halen‘s bassist, confirmed in a new interview that, before his dad’s health deteriorated, the band was plotting a major reunion tour that would have featured the
Kevin Mazur/WireImageSince his death in 2009, Michael Jackson has perennially landed at the top of Forbes‘ annual list of the top-earning deceased celebrities, and this year is no exception. The late King of Pop has notched his
RCA Records; Danny ClinchBruce Springsteen has lent his vocal talents to “Chinatown,” a new song by indie-pop singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Jack Antonoff‘s Bleachers project. Bruce also appears in the tune’s music video. On the track, which is
RhinoFresh from their induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame earlier this month, The Doobie Brothers have announced plans for a debut digital release this week of their 2019 concert video, Live from the Beacon