Credit: Neil ZlowzowerZZ Top‘s 50th anniversary celebration is going nationwide. After previously announcing a trio of special concerts in their home state of Texas next month, the Rock & Roll Hall of Famers have now scheduled a
Randee St. NicholasLast week, it was announced that Fleetwood Mac would replace The Rolling Stones at this year’s New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival while Mick Jagger recovers from surgery. Well, now the festival needs yet another
UMe/IslandA vinyl box set featuring remastered versions of Traffic‘s first six studio albums will be released on May 17, and is available for pre-order now. Aptly titled Traffic: The Studio Albums 1967-1974, the collection includes 1967’s Mr.
Credit: Amy Grantham Graham Nash has lined up eight new U.S. fall shows, which will bookend the special concerts he announced recently that will feature him playing his first two solo albums — 1971’s Songs for Beginners
Credit: Steve HocksteinThe rock memorabilia exhibition “Play It Loud: Instruments of Rock & Roll” opens Monday at New York City’s Metropolitan Museum of Art, featuring guitars and other instruments played by members of legendary bands such as
Warner Bros. RecordsIf you can’t get yourself to New York City to see The Cher Show, the Broadway musical based on entertainment icon Cher‘s life, there’s now another way for you to enjoy the production’s great songs.
ABC/Image Group LAMotown legend Smokey Robinson has lent his vocals to “Make It Better,” the latest single by R&B singer and rapper Anderson .Paak, who is fresh off winning a Grammy for Best Rap Performance in February.
ABC/Heidi GutmanIf you’ve ever tried to play songs from Green Day‘s early material yourself but could never find the right sound, that may be because Billie Joe Armstrong and company never used guitar tuners until their 1994
Courtesy of The CommodoresThe Commodores recently received special honors from two Alabama cities: their hometown of Tuskegee, and Montgomery. Tuskegee declared Friday, March 29, to be Commodores Day, while Montgomery named the members of the veteran R&B/funk
Greenwich EntertainementTom Petty, Ringo Starr, Eric Clapton and Brian Wilson are among the many stars featured in Echo in the Canyon, a new documentary focusing on the influential music scene that developed in Los Angeles’ Laurel Canyon