Credit: Jason PowellIn Las Vegas this past January, Styx played a special two-set concert at Palms Casino Resort that featured a full performance of the band’s 2017 sci-fi concept album The Mission. Now the veteran rockers plan
Credit: Scott Robert RitchieIt looks like Ringo Starr has started working on a new studio album, the follow-up to his 2017 release Give More Love. This past week, the former Beatles drummer posted a message on his
Courtesy of Acoustic-4-a-CureThe lineup has been announced for the sixth annual edition of the Acoustic-4-a-Cure benefit concert, which Sammy Hagar co-founded with Metallica‘s James Hetfield in 2014. The show, which is scheduled for May 15 at The
Courtesy NEONAretha Franklin’s estate is demanding “respect” from Wendy Williams, after the talk show host criticized Amazing Grace, the upcoming concert film starring The Queen of Soul. In a long statement, the estate says Williams made “inaccurate and disparaging statements”
Concord RecordsThis past December, Carlos Santana revealed to ABC Radio that he and his band would be releasing a new studio album this year titled Africa Speaks, inspired by African music. Now the first single from that
Michael Ochs Archives/Getty ImagesThe self-titled 1969 studio album by the short-lived supergroup Blind Faith will be reissued as a half-speed-mastered, heavyweight vinyl LP on April 19. The record was remastered at London’s Abbey Road Studios by the
M. Caulfield/WireImage The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis has removed three Michael Jackson exhibits from display in the wake of the HBO documentary Leaving Neverland. A fedora and glove, both worn by Jackson onstage, were removed from public
Credit: Jill Furmanovsky The Pretenders‘ Chrissie Hynde has revealed that she will be releasing a long-in-the-works album this summer called Valve Bone Woe, which she recorded with award-winning producers and film score composers Marius de Vries and
Matthew J. Lee/The Boston Globe via Getty ImagesDick Dale, whose songs “Miserlou” and “Let’s Go Trippin’” defined the surf rock genre and led to him being dubbed “The King of Surf Guitar,” has died. He was 81.
ABC RadioThe Who‘s Pete Townshend has been busy working on the band’s next studio album, but the legendary guitarist and songwriter reveals that he’s taking a little break from the project to enjoy some rest and relaxation.