Mark Davis/WireImageJust two weeks after Neil Young revealed that he was working on a new studio album with the current lineup of his old backing band, Crazy Horse, the folk-rock legend reports that the record is already
Legacy RecordingsFull details have been unveiled about the recently announced archival Bob Dylan box set The Rolling Thunder Revue: The 1975 Live Recordings, which will be released June 7 and will serve as a companion piece to
Courtesy of ACL FestivalGuns N’ Roses and The Cure are among the acts that will headline the 2019 Austin City Limits Music Festival in Austin, Texas. The event takes place at Austin’s Zilker Park over two weekends:
Steven Klein @stevenkleinstudioSince the last time Madonna released an album, the dance challenge craze has taken over social media, so she’s getting in on the action. The Queen of Pop’s new single “Medellín” opens with her saying,
ABKCOThe star-studded 1968 concert special The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus will be reissued in expanded form and in multiple formats on June 7. A limited deluxe edition of the release boasts a Blu-ray and a
Debra L Rothenberg/Getty ImagesAfter returning to the stage for a performance at the Billboard Music Awards on Wednesday, Paula Abdul will be kicking off LA Pride weekend next month. The singer will deliver a free outdoor performance
Courtesy of Woodstock VenturesWoodstock co-founder Michael Lang says the 50th anniversary edition of the famous festival will go on despite the fact that the company that was funding the event has pulled out of the concert extravaganza.
Courtesy of Cruise to the Edge The lineup for the 2020 edition of Yes‘ annual Cruise to the Edge has been revealed and it includes ex-Genesis guitarist Steve Hackett and Marillion. The seagoing prog-rock festival sets sail
Credit: Heather PorcaroAfter confirming an appearance at the 2019 Life Is Beautiful festival in Las Vegas in late September, Toto has now revealed dates for a full U.S. fall tour. The 20-date trek is plotted out from
Credit: Amanda Taraska “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun” was Cyndi Lauper‘s breakthrough hit in 1985. But when she first heard the song, she didn’t want to record it because she felt the original lyrics were sexist. “[A]