Credit: Rob ShanahanDerek Smalls, bassist for the legendary mock-rock band Spinal Tap — a.k.a. comic actor Harry Shearer — has lined up four West Coast solo concerts this fall in support of his star-studded 2018 debut solo
BASE HologramWhitney Houston fans will have an opportunity to see her again in concert — via hologram. On Tuesday, BASE Hologram announced in partnership with The Estate of Whitney E. Houston the firstdates for An Evening With
UMe In 1975, Moody Blues guitarist Justin Hayward and bassist John Lodge teamed up to record a collaborative side project called Blue Jays. Now, the long-out-of-print album is set to be reissued as a vinyl LP on
Elliot Easton, Ric Ocasek (Kevin Kane/ Getty Images For The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame)The Cars lead guitarist Elliot Easton posted a message on his official Facebook page on Monday thanking fans for their condolences regarding
ABC RadioDolly Parton will mark her 50th anniversary as a member of the Grand Ole Opry by performing two shows on Nashville’s most famous stage on Saturday, October 12. To kick off the celebration, the Dolly: My Opry Memories exhibit
Courtesy of Strawberry FieldIt’s one of the most iconic Beatles songs. Now, it’s poised to become a bucket list destination for Beatles fans everywhere. For the first time, Strawberry Field, the Liverpool, U.K.-area site that served as
Credit: Jen RosensteinKISS has postponed the final three dates on the current North American leg of its The End of the Road farewell tour because bassist/singer Gene Simmons needed to return to Los Angeles for “a medical
OK Management Following Ric Ocasek‘s unexpected death Sunday at the age of 75, New York City’s chief medical examiner has determined that the Cars rocker died of natural causes — specifically, heart disease. According to the M.E.,
Courtesy of OK ManagementArtists from the worlds of rock and pop are offering tributes the late Cars frontman Ric Ocasek, who died Sunday at age 75. Alice Cooper wrote on his Twitter feed, “We have lost another
Live Nation EntertainmentGuns N’ Roses will play an intimate show in Los Angeles ahead of the band’s upcoming U.S. arena tour. The newly announced concert takes place September 21 at the 5,000-capacity Hollywood Palladium. Tickets will go