Courtesy of StarVista LIVEThe lineup of the 2020 edition of the ’70 Rock & Romance Cruise has been announced, and the lineup includes Cheap Trick, America, ex-Eagles guitarist Don Felder, Randy Bachman, Todd Rundgren and Moody Blues
Live Nation/Park MGMJanet Jackson‘s upcoming Las Vegas residency hasn’t started yet, but it’s already a hit. The iconic singer has added three more dates, due to demand. Metamorphosis opens this Friday, May 17 at Park Theater at
Cattle Track Road Records With the E Street Band on hiatus since 2018, Nils Lofgren has had the chance to finish and release a new solo album titled Blue with Lou. The 12-track collection features five previously
Atlantic/Rhino EntertainmentBack in the days when artists would release vinyl 45 RPM singles with an A-side and a B-side, Phil Collins would sometimes put demo versions of his hit songs on the B-side. Now, those recordings are
Blaine Clausen/Concord Records; RCA RecordsZZ Top frontman Billy Gibbons and blues legend Buddy Guy were among the artists who took home trophies at the 40th Blues Music Awards, held Thursday at the Cook Convention Center in Memphis,
Live Nation/Interscope Records/Maverick If you believe the lyrics of her new track, Madonna has got some serious cravings, and they have nothing to do with White Castle. “Crave,” featuring rapper Swae Lee, is the third song to
Gijsbert Hanekroot/RedfernsA new documentary focusing on Robbie Robertson‘s life and his work with the influential group The Band will arrive in theaters this fall. The film, Once Were Brothers: Robbie Robertson and The Band, is inspired by
Courtesy of Woodstock VenturesA Manhattan judge has scheduled a court legal hearing this coming Monday afternoon that may help determine the fate of the Woodstock 50 festival, set to mark the 50th anniversary of the famous 1969
Credit: Austin LordA new track from Peter Frampton Band‘s upcoming blues covers album, All Blues, a rendition of the 1970 B.B. King hit “The Thrill Is Gone,” got its premiere Thursday on Billboard.com, and has also been
Courtesy of Julien’s AuctionsA rare copy of the “butcher cover” version of The Beatles‘ 1966 album Yesterday and Today that was once owned by John Lennon was sold for 179,200 pounds, or about $234,000, at a memorabilia