Courtesy of Richie FurayFounding Buffalo Springfield and Poco singer/guitarist Richie Furay is winding down a Kickstarter campaign he launched to help fund a new concert film and album, documenting a special show he played in November 2018
Courtesy of Live Nation Entertainment In April, Journey announced plans to play a nine-date Las Vegas residency in October at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace. Now comes word that, thanks to popular demand, the Rock & Roll
ABC/Craig SjodinQueen + Adam Lambert are rocking their way across North America this summer on their Rhapsody tour, but the band has revealed that on September 28, they’ll be playing a special show at a famous, as-yet-unannounced
RCA Records After entering the chart for the first time in 10 years in the U.S., Whitney Houston is set for an even more impressive feat in the U.K. The late singer’s archival recording of Steve Winwood‘s
Tia Haygood; Ross Halfin; Trudi KnightIn April, Ian Hunter mounted an eight-date U.S. tour with a revised version of his old group, Mott the Hoople. It was the band’s first stateside trek since 1974. Now Hunter and
Todd StefaniThe Eagles‘ Don Henley and No Doubt‘s Gwen Stefani are two musicians you’d probably never mention in the same breath, but TMZ reports that they teamed up over the weekend for a special performance. TMZ says
Courtesy of Live Nation EntertainmentThe Byrds‘ Roger McGuinn and Steppenwolf‘s John Kay will take part in a special one-night-only screening of Easy Rider in celebration of the counterculture classic’s 50th anniversary. “Easy Rider Live” will take place
ABC/Randy HolmesIf you’ve seen the Elton John biopic Rocketman, you know that he struggled with alcohol and substance abuse, but finally decided to kick the habit in 1990. Today, he’s marking 29 years since he got sober.
Courtesy MTVHere’s one unexpected bit of fallout from the controversial Michael Jackson documentary Leaving Neverland, which aired earlier this year on HBO. A source tells Page Six that MTV is considering removing MJ’s name from its Michael
Courtesy of Nashville Film Festival A new documentary about late rock ‘n’ roll pioneer Chuck Berry, featuring interviews with Aerosmith‘s Joe Perry, Alice Cooper, Little Steven Van Zandt and other stars, will get its world premiere at