Credit: Anna Webber David Crosby currently is touring the U.S. in support of his new collaborative album, Hear If You Listen, and the folk-rock legend soon will celebrate the release of new documentary focusing on his eventful
Credit: Joan MarcusLooks like not enough people fell head over heels for Head over Heels, the Broadway musical based on the music of The Go-Go’s. The show is closing January 6, 2019. Head over Heels features Go-Go’s
Don Cornelius on Soul Train set, circa 1977 (Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images)The trailer for American Soul, an upcoming BET series that tells the story of the classic music and dance show Soul Train, premiered on Monday. Sinqua
Epic RecordsIn the wake of Thanksgiving, Mariah Carey certainly has lots to be thankful for, as her new studio album, Caution, has debuted at #5 on the Billboard 200 with sales of 51,000 equivalent album units. Of
Jamie McCarthy/Getty ImagesThe final Detroit property owned by Aretha Franklin, a 5,600-square-foot mansion situated next to the Detroit Golf Club, was sold recently by the late Queen of Soul’s estate, the Detroit News reports. According public records
Credit: Jen RosensteinLast month, KISS announced details of the first leg of their End of the Road farewell tour, which takes place during the first few months of 2019. Now the band has confirmed plans for a
Courtesy Flash Entertainment Sunday night’s Guns N’ Roses show at Du Arena in Abu Dhabi had to be cut short because Axl Rose was sick. The singer announced at the beginning of the show, “I’ve been throwing up for about the last five
Credit: Doltyn SneddenLynyrd Skynyrd will down its current U.S. leg of its Last of the Street Survivors Farewell Tour with a New Year’s Eve concert in Thackerville, Oklahoma, but the Southern rock legends have now extended the
Courtesy of Annerin ProductionsThe new Foreigner-inspired musical Jukebox Hero, which showcases a variety of the band’s classic hits, gets its official world premiere in Toronto in February 2019, after preview engagements this past August in two other
Credit: William ClaxtonHow does it feel to have Bob Dylan make a rare TV appearance on your late-night program? Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon has the answer, my friends. On an episode of NBC’s The Tonight Show