Credit: Mark Seliger“Keep a Little Soul,” the first single from the late Tom Petty‘s upcoming archival box set, An American Treasure, has broken into the top 10 of Billboard‘s Adult Alternative Songs airplay chart. That makes Petty
Credit: Salvador OchoaSting and reggae star Shaggy, who released the collaborative album 44/876 in April, will perform at the annual Apollo in the Hamptons benefit to raise money for New York City’s iconic Apollo Theater. According to
Ebet Roberts/RedfernsThe Band‘s music was steeped in the sounds of the American South, but only one of the group’s members actually hailed from the region: Arkansas native Levon Helm. Now the late singer/drummer’s childhood home has been
RhinoEarlier this year, Whitesnake frontman David Coverdale told ABC Radio that the band planned to release Unzipped, a compilation of “acoustic journeys through the years.” Now full details of the project have been unveiled. Unzipped will arrive
ABC/Heidi GutmanLast week, Green Day sent fans into a frenzy when drummer Tre Cool revealed that the band had rehearsed their classic 1994 album, Dookie, in full. However, Dookie isn’t the only album getting the rehearsal treatment.
Credit: Anna WebberVeteran horn-driven band Tower of Power has been celebrating its 50th anniversary this year with a major tour taking them all over the world. The 10-piece Bay Area outfit is currently performing in the U.S.,
Bettmann Collection/Getty Images; Ron Howard/Redferns Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart celebrates its 60th anniversary this Saturday, and in honor of the occasion, the magazine has compiled the “All-Time Top 600 Songs” list, based on how well the tunes
earMusicIn June 2007, Lynyrd Skynyrd and some special guests played a concert in Atlantic City, New Jersey, that was captured for the VH1 series Decades Rock Live! Now that show is being released under the title Live
Elektra/RhinoToday marks the 50th anniversary of The Doors‘ classic song “Hello, I Love You” reaching #1 on the Billboard Hot 100. Doors guitarist Robby Krieger says the success of “Hello, I Love You” was “definitely unexpected,” because
Atlantic Records/RhinoThe social movements and protests of the 1960s and early ’70s and those of the present day are brought together in a new animated video for the classic 1970 Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young tune “Teach