Donald Kravitz/Getty Images Kenny Rogers is responding to what he calls “wild misinformation and speculation from several media outlets” about his health by issuing a statement on Instagram. “Kenny was recently admitted to a local Georgia hospital
Paramount PicturesThe Elton John fantasy musical biopic, Rocketman, officially hits theaters today, but it’s already generating positive reviews and awards buzz. Star Taron Egerton, who plays Elton and does all his own singing in the film, says
Eagle VisionThe 2006 documentary Everyone Stares: The Police Inside Out, which was created from Super 8 footage that Police drummer Stewart Copeland shot during his band’s heyday, gets its first release on Blu-ray and digitally today, and
Ross Andrew Stewart/Courtesy of U2In 2017, U2 mounted a major tour celebrating the 30th anniversary of its classic album The Joshua Tree, although the trek only visited North America, South America and Europe. Now, the Irish rockers
BMGPunk legends The Ramones had many songs that were inspired by The Beach Boys and even recorded a cover of the band’s 1962 classic “Surfin’ Safari,” so perhaps it’s not surprising that founding Beach Boy Mike Love
MJ Kim/MPL Communications Ltd.Paul McCartney has lent his musical talents to a new song by young Indigenous Australian singer/songwriter Thelma Plum, whose full-length debut album, Better in Blak, will be released on July 12. According to The
Credit: Rob DemartinBruce Springsteen has released a third song from his forthcoming studio album, Western Stars, a rootsy ballad called “Tucson Train” that’s augmented with strings and horns. The Boss also has premiered a video for the
Courtesy of Riot FestThe B-52’s, Patti Smith and the Village People are among the veteran acts that are part of the eclectic lineup of performers at the 2019 Riot Fest, taking place September 13-15 in Chicago’s Douglas
RhinoLast year, Yes marked its 50th anniversary by mounting a special tour that featured founding keyboardist Tony Kaye joining the prog-rock legends throughout the trek, and several other former members making guest appearances at select shows. Now
Eagle Rock EntertainmentA previously unseen concert film capturing Carole King performing at Switzerland’s Montreux Jazz Festival in 1973 will be released as a DVD/CD set on June 14, while audio-only versions will be available the same day