Chris Morphet/RedfernsIf you’re a Who fan, you’ve probably heard of Lifehouse, the ambitious rock opera that Pete Townshend tried — and failed — to get off the ground before eventually turning its songs into the album Who’s
ParlophoneDavid Bowie‘s Diamond Dogs album is celebrating its 45 anniversary this year, but fans are getting the presents. On May 24, 50 years to the day of the album’s original release, Parlophone is putting out limited-edition red
ABC/Randy HolmesAfter George Clooney penned an op-ed for Deadline urging people to boycott hotels owned by the Sultan of Brunei, due to a new law passed in the country that would allow LGBTQ people to be stoned
Morgan Fisher, Ian Hunter, Ariel Bender (Tia Haygood; Ross Halfin; Trudi Knight)Fresh off his guest performance with Def Leppard at the 2019 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony Friday, Ian Hunter hits the road tonight
Machado CicalaCher‘s Here We Go Again tour is gonna keep on going. The legendary diva has added 14 dates to the tour, starting November 19 in Portland, Oregon, and wrapping up December 19 in Dallas. Nile Rodgers
Credit: Dave Hogan Following the news that the Rolling Stones‘ North American No Filter tour has been postponed, guitarists Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood have taken to Twitter to thank fans for their support and wish singer
Kevin Kane/Getty Images For The Rock and Roll Hall of FameDef Leppard, Stevie Nicks, Roxy Music, The Cure, The Zombies, Radiohead and Janet Jackson were inducted into the Rock and Roll of Fame Friday night during a
Credit: Dave HoganSome very concerning and disappointing news from The Rolling Stones: The rock legends have announced that Mick Jagger needs medical treatment and has been advised by doctors that he can’t tour now, so the band
Courtesy of Dennis DeYoung; Courtesy of Jim PeterikAn official video for “Proof of Heaven,” a new song co-written and recorded by founding Styx singer/keyboardist Dennis DeYoung and Ides of March/ex-Survivor member Jim Peterik, has premiered on the
Gabe Ginsberg/Getty ImagesJourney‘s Neal Schon and his wife, Michaele, have released full details about a lawsuit they filed recently over an alleged March 2017 incident at a Journey concert, during which the couple claims a security guard