Credit: Mark Weiss The Doobie Brothers haven’t released any new original tunes since their 2010 studio album, World Gone Crazy, but founding singer/guitarist Tom Johnston reports that the band has nearly completed work on some new music.
Courtesy of AbramoramaJust days before ZZ Top hits the road on its 50th anniversary tour, a new documentary about the legendary Texas rock trio will premiere in Los Angeles at the Cinerama Dome on August 13 at
Business Wire/Paramount Home Entertainment The Elton John musical biopic Rocketman is coming to digital and DVD with some can’t-miss extra features. The film, starring Taron Egerton as Elton and Jamie Bell as his longtime songwriting partner Bernie
Kevin Mazur/WireImagePatrick Leonard, who collaborated with Madonna on some of her biggest hits, isn’t happy that a tape of early demos of some of those songs are going up for auction — so he took action to
Tim Mosenfelder/Getty Images Led Zeppelin bassist/keyboardist John Paul Jones will introduce a new side project called Sons of Chipotle, a duo with lauded Finnish cellist Anssi Karttunen, at the famous Tokyo venue The Pit Inn on September
BMG Veteran pop singer/songwriter Stephen Bishop will release a new studio album on August 30, titled We’ll Talk About It Later in the Car. Bishop says the album originally was intended to feature a collection of demos
Courtesy of Hunter Paye; © 2018 Lynn GoldsmithTodd Rundgren lends his guitar and vocal talents to “People,” a song by Utopia touring keyboardist Gil Assayas, who records under the moniker GLASYS. The track gets its exclusive premiere
Courtesy of Warner RecordsGoo Goo Dolls are currently out on a summer co-headlining trek with Train, but come the fall, they’ll be the stars of their own tour, in support of their new album, Miracle Pill. The
Courtesy of Tina — The Tina Turner MusicalThe upcoming Broadway production of Tina — The Tina Turner Musical has found its Ike Turner. The Last O.G. star Daniel J. Watts will portray the famed musician, opposite Tony-nominated
Courtesy of TIFFA new Bruce Springsteen concert film titled Western Stars, featuring the New Jersey rock legend performing the songs from his new album of the same name, will get its world premiere at the 2019 Toronto