Bill Tompkins/Getty ImagesAC/DC‘s new single “Shot in the Dark” dropped at the stroke of midnight on Wednesday. The new song is from the band’s upcoming album, Power Up, recorded with the surviving members of AC/DC’s classic Back in Black album — guitarist Angus
Helmut Reiss/United Archives via Getty Images)Johnny Nash, the singer known for the chart-topping hit “I Can See Clearly Now,” died Tuesday at the age of 80. He was reportedly at home when he died of natural causes,
Courtesy of Billy PorterStephen Stills recently joined forces with Pose star and singer Billy Porter on a new remix of the classic 1966 Stills-penned Buffalo Springfield protest anthem “For What It’s Worth.” Now the track has been
Daniel Knighton/Getty ImagesMembers of the rock community are sharing their thoughts and condolences over the devastating loss of the legendary Van Halen shredder Eddie Van Halen, who died Tuesday at age 65 after a long battle with
PRNewsfoto/Left Coast VenturesCarlos Santana recently introduced his own line of coffees, and now the guitar legend has launched another line of products that offer the user a different kind of buzz. Santana has partnered with the Left
Ebet Roberts/Getty ImagesEddie Van Halen, one of the most influential rock guitarists of his era, has died after a battle with cancer. He was 65. On Tuesday, Eddie’s son and Van Halen bass player Wolfgang Van Halen
Tim Mosenfelder/WireImageAC/DC‘s upcoming new album is exciting for a lot of reasons, mainly because it marks the return of each surviving member from the band’s classic Back in Black lineup. However, the record also carries a somber
Interscope RecordsThe Who will release a deluxe, expanded version of its 2019 studio album, WHO, as a two-CD set on October 30 and a box set featuring six vinyl singles and a CD on December 4. The
Reprise/Warner RecordsBillie Joe Armstrong is turning his No Fun Mondays covers series into an album. The compilation, titled No Fun Mondays, collects 14 of the covers the Green Day frontman recorded this year amid the COVID-19 pandemic,
RockHeart Records/Deko Entertainment Founding Blue Öyster Cult drummer Albert Bouchard will release a reimagined version of his old band’s 1988 studio album, Imaginos, fittingly dubbed Re Imaginos, on November 6. Imaginos originally was intended to be a