Credit: Barry BerensonHot Tuna, the psychedelic folk-blues group founded by original Jefferson Airplane guitarist Jorma Kaukonen and bassist Jack Casady, is celebrating the 50th anniversary of its formation this year with a variety of concerts. The band
Rob Fenn/Courtesy of earMUSICAlice Cooper has lined up a new series of fall U.S. headlining concerts, which follow his previously announced North American summer tour dates that are scheduled for July and August. A total of 14
Kevin Winter/Getty Images via ABCMadonna just made her LGBTQ fans very happy. The Queen of Pop has confirmed that she’ll be performing at New York City Pride at the end of this month. She’ll close out the
Courtesy of NetflixA new trailer offering the first glimpse of the upcoming Netflix documentary Rolling Thunder Revue: A Bob Dylan Story by Martin Scorsese has premiered on YouTube and Netflix.com. The preview features a montage of clips
Credit: Ken SettleBob Seger isn’t quite ready to turn the page on his career as a touring artist. The Michigan rocker and his Silver Bullet Band have extended their Roll Me Away farewell trek into the fall
Credit: Harpic BryantMott the Hoople frontman and solo star Ian Hunter turns 80 today. The singer/songwriter, who mounted U.S. and U.K. reunion tours with a 1974 Mott the Hoople lineup in April and remains a busy solo
Credit: Al PereiraSurf rock met punk rock on Friday night when The Beach Boys played the 1977 Ramones gem “Rockaway Beach” with a special guest drummer, Marky Ramone, as the finale of their concert at the Paramount
Venla Shalin/RedfernsRoky Erickson, frontman of the pioneering 1960s Texas psychedelic rock band The 13th Floor Elevators and later a solo artist, died Friday in Austin at the age of 71. Erickson’s death was announced in a post
Credit: Samir HusseinThe Who wrapped up the first leg of its Moving On! orchestral tour on Thursday in Pittsburgh, and the band will now take a break before playing a one-off concert on July 6 at London’s
Paramount PicturesMatthew Vaughn is the filmmaker behind the hit X-Men: First Class and the Kingsman movies — the latter of which featured quite possibly the most famous cameo performer in the world: Elton John. Elton tapped Vaughn