© The Prince Estate. Photographer: Nancy BundtPrince is the latest music legend to be the subject of a TV tribute special. Let’s Go Crazy: The Grammy Salute to Prince will be taped January 28, two days after
Credit: Emily LodgeLongtime Moody Blues singer/bassist John Lodge is gearing up for his first performances of 2020, which includes a stint on the ’70s Rock & Romance Cruise and a series of U.S. concerts in late February
Credit: dhlovelifeIn November, Neil Young announced that he was working on putting out a variety of archival releases in 2020, the first of which will be Homegrown, a collection of acoustic tunes from 1974 and ’75. Now,
MGMAretha Franklin‘s youngest son is blasting the upcoming Queen of Soul biopic starring Jennifer Hudson and is calling for Aretha’s fans to boycott the movie. “The Franklin family (does not) support the movie that is in production!” 49-year-old Kecalf Franklin commented
Paramount PicturesAfter coming away with a couple of Golden Globe awards this past Sunday, Rocketman has now been nominated for another prestigious honor. The Elton John biopic will compete for the Outstanding Film — Wide Release prize
ParlophoneCoinciding with what would have been David Bowie‘s 73rd birthday comes news that a six-song digital EP of rare recordings called David Bowie Is It Any Wonder? will be released one track at a time in weekly
Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images for The Recording AcademyIt’s an exciting time to be Chad Smith. The Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer has a new art exhibit out, he’s featured on the upcoming Ozzy Osbourne solo album, and, as
Courtesy of The Women’s International Music NetworkDisco legend and gospel artist Gloria Gaynor and ’70s glam-rocker and Happy Days actress Suzi Quatro are among the female music artists who will be honored at the eighth annual She
ABC/Image Group LAHow would you like to host a Green Day backyard concert? Well, now’s your chance. In an Instagram video, frontman Billie Joe Armstrong reveals that he and his band are planning “some surprises” to celebrate
Credit: Zack Whitford Aerosmith is among the artists who’ll be performing at the 2020 Grammy Awards. The legendary rockers, who first played the Grammys in 1991, will be taking the stage at this year’s ceremony as the