Pink Floyd Music Ltd.Pink Floyd‘s enduring and influential concept album The Wall was released 40 years ago today, November 30. Written mostly by singer/bassist Roger Waters, The Wall tells the story of a rock star named Pink,
Courtesy of Record Store DayJust a reminder that the 2019 Record Store Day Black Friday campaign takes place today. Here are a few limited-edition vinyl selections that will be available exclusively in independent record stores: Paul McCartney
ABC AudioIn a recent Rolling Stone article, The Who‘s Pete Townshend is quoted as saying about his late band mates Keith Moon and John Entwistle, “Thank God they’re gone” because “they were f****** difficult to play with.”
ABC/Image Group LAPaula Abdul won’t just be celebrating Thanksgiving on Thursday — she’ll also be marking the 30th anniversary of the release of her #1 hit, “Opposites Attract.” The song’s iconic video features Paula dancing with a
Credit: Todd & Chris OwyoungAfter a year that saw them headline a sold-out tour and release their first new album in 14 years, Hootie & the Blowfish are ready to give thanks. Front man Darius Rucker says he plans to eat
Steven Klein @stevenkleinstudioIt seems Madonna will be spending this Thanksgiving weekend following doctor’s orders. The singer has been forced to cancel her upcoming weekend shows in Boston due to “overwhelming” pain. “Please forgive this unexpected turn of
Michael Dorf PresentsCarly Simon will be saluted at the 16th in the series of star-studded annual tribute concerts held at New York City’s Carnegie Hall focusing on a single legendary artist, organized by local entrepreneur Michael Dorf.
Courtesy of Hollywood Christmas ParadeBret Michaels is among the many artists who will perform at the 2019 Hollywood Christmas Parade this Sunday, and now comes word that the Poison frontman also will receive a very special honor
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