Hans J. Hoffmann/ullstein bild via Getty ImagesSunday marked the 50th anniversary of the U.S. release of “Hey Jude,” The Beatles‘ most successful chart single. The song, which is perhaps among the most beloved rock sing-alongs of all
Rick Diamond/Getty Images for Webster PRFounding Allman Brothers Band singer/guitarist Dickey Betts has postponed three concerts he had scheduled this week after suffering what his doctors say was a “mild stroke.” A post on the 74-year-old musician’s
Credit: Machado CicalaIt may seem as though Cher has received every accolade out there, but there’s one honor that’s eluded her: induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Now, a new poll reveals that multi-talented
Credit: Rankin Rod Stewart is out with the video for his new hit, “Didn’t I,” written from the perspective of a father whose daughter has gotten mixed up with a bad crowd. The video tells the story
Denise TruscelloMariah Carey‘s Butterfly is winging its way to Las Vegas for another year. The diva has announced five new dates for her Butterfly Returns residency at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace, from February 13 through February
Green Amp Records/Red River EntertainmentThe Kinks‘ Dave Davies recently announced that he’ll be putting out an archival solo album of unreleased tracks recorded during the 1970s called Decade this fall, and he’s now debuted the first track
Atlantic/Swan SongIn advance of the September 7 release of the remastered edition of the soundtrack to Led Zeppelin‘s 1976 concert film, The Song Remains the Same, the band has made available its performance of “Misty Mountain Hop”
Photo by Joshua Black Wilkins, Art by Darren Grealish/Seedling RecordsFolk-rocker Jim Croce died tragically in a 1973 plane crash at age 30, but he left behind many memorable songs, as well as a son, singer/songwriter A.J. Croce.
Jeff Kravitz/Getty Images via ABCOne of the most critically acclaimed second season episodes of Donald Glover‘s hit FX series, Atlanta, was the “It’s Teddy Perkins” episode. Now, we’re learning that the episode needed special permission from none other
Jamie McCarthy/Getty ImagesFormer President Bill Clinton, Rev. Jesse Jackson, Rev. Al Sharpton, Smokey Robinson and Cicely Tyson will be among the speakers at Aretha Franklin’s funeral, it was announced Friday. The list of speakers also includes Sony Music Entertainment Chief Creative Officer Clive Davis,