Credit: Andrew MacphersonWhile The Doobie Brothers recently kicked off a lengthy joint North American tour with Steely Dan, longtime multi-instrumentalist John McFee reports that his band also has started work on a potential new studio album. McFee
Credit: Lynn GoldsmithTodd Rundgren and his old band Utopia currently are traveling across the U.S. on a reunion tour that wraps up on June 5 in Riverside, California. Meanwhile, the prolific singer/songwriter tells ABC Radio that he’s
ABC/Richard CartwrightThe #MeToo movement has raised awareness of rampant sexual harassment in the entertainment industry, but The Who‘s Roger Daltrey says he doesn’t believe the issue is a problem within the music business, at least among well-known
Courtesy of Julien’s AuctionsHistoric guitars that belonged to The Band‘s Robbie Robertson and the late George Harrison both sold at a New York City memorabilia auction over the weekend for more than $400,000. Robertson’s 1965 Fender Telecaster,
Geffen/UMe Guns N’ Roses has premiered the previously unreleased video for “It’s So Easy,” a track from the band’s legendary 1987 debut album, Appetite for Destruction. The clip was filmed in 1989 at the Cathouse club in
ABC/Eric McCandlessThe first installment of the two-night American Idol finale aired Sunday on ABC, and in addition to a trio of performances from the top three contestants, the show featured a surprise appearance by former Journey singer
Credit: Michael MullerBilly Idol has lined up a new series of U.S. concerts scheduled to take place in September. The run of shows begins September 12 in Portland, Oregon, and is plotted out through a September performance
Courtesy of Live NationRock hysteria is sure to ensue throughout North America soon, as Def Leppard and Journey are launching a massive co-headlining tour tonight in Hartford, Connecticut. The 60-date trek, which marks the first time in
Dick Clark Productions The Billboard Music Awards took place Sunday night at the MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas. Kelly Clarkson hosted the ceremony, which featured performances by Janet Jackson, Christina Aguilera, Demi Lovato, Dua Lipa, Camila Cabello and more.
Gary Null/NBCOn December 3, 1968, Elvis Presley starred in a popular NBC special that featured his first live TV performances since 1961, a TV event that came to be known as Elvis’ “Comeback Special.” In honor of