ABC/Image Group LAIf you want to watch a live performance of the Post Malone/Ozzy Osbourne collab “Take What You Want,” where Ozzy isn’t just sort of standing in the back and waving his arms back and forth,
Dave J Hogan/Getty ImagesThe Who‘s Pete Townshend has often expressed deep sadness over the respective deaths of Keith Moon and John Entwistle, but in a new Rolling Stone interview, Townshend shares some harsh sentiments about his late
Credit: Helen MaybanksCyndi Lauper is being recognized by the United Nations for her longtime advocacy for the LGTBQ community. The “True Colors” icon is set to receive the U.N.’s inaugural High Note Global Prize awards, given to
Courtesy of AXS TVAmerica‘s Gerry Beckley and Dewey Bunnell are featured on the latest episode of the Dan Rather-hosted AXS TV series The Big Interview, which premieres tonight at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT. The duo, who
Nathan Congleton/NBCFifteen years ago Friday, Natasha Bedingfield released one of the defining pop songs of the 2000s: “Unwritten.” It hit the top five, earned her a Grammy nod and, of course, served as the theme song for MTV’s The Hills. Natasha
Credit: Sheila WithumNext month, Journey closes out 2019 with a four-show Las Vegas engagement at The Colosseum at Caesars — but first the band members will be enjoying some holiday downtime. Keyboardist/songwriter Jonathan Cain says he’s looking
Credit: George ChinEric Clapton is organizing a London concert celebrating the music and life of late Cream drummer Ginger Baker, who passed away last month at the age of 80. The show, dubbed Eric Clapton & Friends:
Credit: DH LovelifeNeil Young has recorded several albums over the years that he has decided not to release for various reasons, among them a collection of acoustic tunes from 1974 and ’75, called Homegrown. Now, the folk-rock
PolydorBryan Adams recently released a new five-track holiday mini-album titled Christmas EP that features two new recordings, including a rocking original tune called “Joe and Mary.” Now Adams has debuted a video for “Joe and Mary,” which
Warner Records You probably wouldn’t think of Guns ‘N Roses and Prince in the same sentence, but it turns out the two legendary acts have one thing in common: Duff McKagan. The G’NR bass player is one