ABC/Paula LoboThe benefit shows that Sting has held on and off since 1989 to raise money for his and his wife Trudie Styler‘s charity the Rainforest Fund are always star-studded, but for the 30th anniversary edition of
Courtesy of QueenBack in late July, Queen launched its “You Are the Champions” campaign, asking fans to help create three new music videos for the band’s classic songs “Bohemian Rhapsody,” “Don’t Stop Me Now” and “A Kind
Courtesy of Joy Factory/AXS TVTodd Rundgren is featured on the latest episode of the AXS TV series Mixtape, airing tonight at 8:30 p.m. ET/5:30 p.m. PT. The show features the prolific artist, who recently was nominated for
dick clark productionsThe nominations for the 2019 American Music Awards, and while the vast majority of the artists in the running for honors this year are contemporary acts, a couple are veteran superstars — Elton John and
Courtesy of VetsAidThe Doobie Brothers have joined the star-studded lineup of Joe Walsh‘s third annual benefit concert for non-profit veterans organization VetsAid, which takes place November 10 at the Toyota Center in Houston. The band, which recently
Credit: Alex SolkaFollowing the end of Stray Cats‘ 40th anniversary tour, bassist Lee Rocker has returned to strutting with his solo band, and he’s now preparing to release a new single title “Dog House Shuffle” on October
RhinoPhil Collins‘ will celebrate the 30th anniversary of his hit 1989 album …But Seriously by reissuing the four-times-platinum collection as a 180-gram, colored-vinyl two-LP set on November 22. The limited-edition release will be pressed on turquoise vinyl.
Ben Gibson/Rocket EntertainmentElton John doesn’t want to say farewell quite yet. The pop-rock legend has announced even more dates to his Farewell Yellow Brick Road world tour. New spring and summer 2020 shows have been added in
The O’Jays with Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff; Credit: Scott WeinerSoul greats The O’Jays, eclectic pop-rock group The Hooters and disco star Evelyn “Champagne” King. were among the seven inductees Tuesday into the Philadelphia Music Walk of
MPL Communications Ltd.Besides being a rock legend, Paul McCartney is a longtime vegetarian and supporter of PETA. Now he’s allowed the animal-rights organization to use his 1993 song “Looking for Changes” in a new campaign against animal