Courtesy of Rock & Roll Hall of FameStevie Nicks was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame this past Friday in Brooklyn, New York, and from now through March 2020 at Cleveland’s Rock & Roll
George HolzUnlike many of their colleagues, The Eagles have never jumped on the “play your biggest album in its entirety” bandwagon…until now. For the first time ever, The Rock and Roll Hall of Famers will perform their
Courtesy of Car Care CouncilYou’re driving in your car. You turn on the radio. Whose music would you hope to hear coming over the airwaves? According to a new poll conducted on behalf of the non-profit Car
ABC/Heidi GutmanBack in the ’90s, Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong would often rock a black-and-white t-shirt featuring the word “stupid” printed on it and and arrow pointing up towards himself. Now, you can too. Armstrong has
L-R Stu Sutcliffe, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, fill-in drummer Johnny Hutch and George Harrison; Michael Ochs Archive/Getty ImagesIf you want to own a piece of Beatles pre-history, you’ll need to have some deep pockets. As TMZ reports,
Jeff Kravitz/Getty Images via ABCMadonna may have something to tell us. The Queen of Pop has changed the profile image on her Instagram to a close up of her mouth with something — possibly a riding crop
MICHAEL CAMPANELLA/RedfernsA film documenting Roger Waters‘ Us + Them tour, which ran from 2017 to 2018, will be screened in movie theaters later this year, according to Variety. The tour took Waters around the world with over
Queen Theatrical Productions Ltd and Annerin ProductionsThe appetite for all things Queen shows no signs of dying down. We Will Rock You, the musical featuring the band’s music, has just announced a North American tour, while Queen
Frank Hoensch/RedfernsFollowing the news that the Rolling Stones are postponing their North American No Filter tour because Mick Jagger requires “medical treatment,” we now have a hint as to what kind of treatment the singer will undergo.
Chris Morphet/RedfernsIf you’re a Who fan, you’ve probably heard of Lifehouse, the ambitious rock opera that Pete Townshend tried — and failed — to get off the ground before eventually turning its songs into the album Who’s