Credit: Kevin Nixon Def Leppard launches a new Las Vegas residency tonight at Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino. It’s the British rockers’ first U.S. performance since the band’s March 2019 induction into the Rock
John Shearer/Getty Images via ABCCher doesn’t just want to address the elephant in the room — she wants to rescue it. The singer and actress Lily Tomlin have teamed up with the Voice for the Animals Foundation
Eagle Rock EntertainmentOn September 6, Black Crowes spinoff group The Magpie Salute will release a new three-track EP titled In Here. That comes in advance of the band’s sophomore studio album, High Water II, due to arrive
Credit: Doltyn Snedden Lynyrd Skynyrd has postponed a pair of shows this week on their Last of the Street Survivors Farewell Tour because guitarist Gary Rossington needs time to recover from a recent heart procedure. The Southern
Cardinal Releasing Ltd.The first trailer for the upcoming documentary about late rock ‘n’ roll pioneer Chuck Berry has premiered online. The trailer includes snippets of new interviews with a variety of music legends, including Alice Cooper, KISS‘
Little Fang PhotoWhen he’s not onstage with his band, Jon Bon Jovi devotes his time to numerous charity projects, as well as his new wine, Hampton Water. When Bon Jovi keyboardist David Bryan isn’t onstage, he writes
Grand Central PublishingRed Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea‘s long-in-the-works memoir Acid for the Children will finally be released on November 5. The book, which will feature a foreword by Patti Smith, follows the story of Flea’s life,
PRNewsfoto/Live Nation EntertainmentAt 10 a.m. ET Tuesday, tickets for two exclusive Madonna concerts are going on sale, and if you’re a Citi cardmember, you have a chance to grab them. As part of Citi’s Sound Vault concert
BMG Beach Boys frontman Mike Love released a new solo album last month called 12 Sides of Summer. As the title suggests, the record features 12 tracks celebrating the year’s hottest season, among them covers of some
Neal Preston/Columbia RecordsThe latest installment of Bruce Springsteen‘s series of archival concert recordings documents The Boss’ unplugged performance at Neil Young‘s first Bridge School Benefit Concert, which took place in October of 1986 at the Shoreline Amphitheatre