Courtesy of Jon Bon JoviJon Bon Jovi Soul Foundation, the charity co-founded by the Bon Jovi frontman that works toward ending poverty, hunger and homelessness in the U.S., has launched a new food bank to serve in-need
Frank Hoensch/Redferns via Getty ImagesPhil May, lead singer of the veteran British band The Pretty Things, died Friday from complications following hip surgery after a recent biking accident, The Guardian reports. He was 75. May co-founded The
earMUSICAlice Cooper released a new single today titled “Don’t Give Up,” focusing on life during the COVID-19 pandemic. “It’s a song about what we’ve all been going through right now and about keeping our heads up and
Cover art: Tom Wilkes/Reprise RecordsThis past November, Neil Young announced that Homegrown, a collection of unreleased acoustic tunes recorded in 1974 and ’75, finally would hit stores this year. Now the folk-rock legend has unveiled official plans
Polydor RecordsThe Rolling Stones‘ recently released single, “Living in a Ghost Town,” has been given a dance twist by popular Brazilian DJ Alok. The “Alok Remix” version of the track is available now as a digital download
Warner MusicJudy Collins‘ hit rendition of “Amazing Grace,” which is marking its 50th anniversary, will be re-released on May 29 in a new version featuring singers from all around the world — and you can participate yourself.
Courtesy of AXS TV This Sunday’s episode of AXS TV’s Rock & Roll Road Trip with Sammy Hagar features the Red Rocker traveling to Nashville for a star-studded benefit concert organized by James Burton, the lead guitarist
Ethan Miller/Getty ImagesTexas native Don Henley has raised thousands of dollars for a food bank in Dallas, simply by putting pen to paper. Page Six reports that Henley contacted Heritage Auctions, which was holding an online sale of memorabilia
Mick Hutson/RedfernsIn April of 1992, some of music’s biggest names — including David Bowie, Robert Plant, Guns N’ Roses and Elton John — gathered at Wembley Stadium for a giant Freddie Mercury tribute concert. All the money
Jim Spellman/WireImageIn honor of Bono‘s 60th birthday last Sunday, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame this week opened its video vaults to share a bonanza of U2 material online. In addition to watching Bruce Springsteen induct