Credit: Colin SmithThere’s been no word about when Van Halen might perform live again, but fans of the band will have the chance to see frontman David Lee Roth in concert next year. He’s launching a new
Credit: William ClaxtonBob Dylan has announced plans to play his first North American concerts of 2019. The 78-year-old folk-rock legend will hit the road with his backing band on a fall U.S. tour leg that kicks off
iStock/Creative_OutletRolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards helped his daughter Alexandra celebrate her wedding Saturday by throwing a huge party at Lachat Town Farm in Weston, Connecticut — the town where the rock legend has a home — the
Courtesy of Ronnie Wood Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood has used his skills as an accomplished artist to pay homage to his band mates by drawing portraits — of their hands. High-quality, hand-signed prints of the four
Maria Moratti/Getty ImagesMick Jagger isn’t known for being overtly political, but speaking with the press Saturday at Italy’s Venice Film Festival, the Rolling Stones singer aimed some critical comments toward the leaders of the U.S. and his
Credit: Udo SpreitzenbarthBelieve or not, The Beach Boys will celebrate their 60th anniversary in less than three years. While the band’s surviving core members got back together for a 50th anniversary tour in 2012, singer Mike Love
Todd & Chris OwyoungHootie & the Blowfish are “Rollin’” out some more details of Imperfect Circle, their first album of new material since 2005. The album’s first single, “Rollin’,” officially dropped today after premiering Thursday at Billboard.com.
Eagle Rock EntertainmentSince 2018, Toto has been celebrating its 40th anniversary all across the globe on their 40 Trips Around the Sun trek. Now, the band’s releasing a concert album and video called — you guessed it
Courtesy of TIFF/Photo by Elliott LandyThe worldwide rights to the new documentary Once Were Brothers: Robbie Robertson and the Band, which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on Thursday night, have been acquired by Magnolia Pictures,
Robin Marchant/Getty ImagesGuitarist Jimmy Johnson, who played on a jaw-dropping list of memorable records as part of the soulful Muscle Shoals, Alabama musical collective known as “The Swampers,” died Thursday at the age of 76. “The Swampers”