ABC/Image Group LASmokey Robinson will be in Washington, D.C., Tuesday morning to take part in a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing dubbed “Protecting and Promoting Music Creation for the 21st Century.” The Motown legend will be testifying at
ABC/Alfonso BrescianiAlabama native Lionel Richie will be honored this December by Auburn University’s College of Human Sciences. Richie’s honor is part of the International Quality of Life Award, which the College of Human Sciences established in 1994
Polydor RecordsFor his forthcoming solo album, As Long as I Have You, Roger Daltrey recorded a cover of the Stephen Stills tune “How Far,” and now the Who frontman has made the track available for purchase as
Andrew Willis/First Coast NewsThe house in Jacksonville, Florida, where Lynyrd Skynrd singers Ronnie and Johnny Van Zant grew up along with their brother, Donnie — co-founder of 38 Special — has been declared a state heritage site.
Artwork created by Bob MasseHopes for a Cream reunion ended when singer/bassist Jack Bruce died in October 2014, but perhaps this is the next best thing. A 50th anniversary tribute tour of North America featuring musicians related
Credit: Danny ClinchAfter playing a series of recent reunion shows with Crazy Horse in California, Neil Young has now announced a run of six new U.S. solo concerts that will be held in four of his “favorite
ABC/Randy HolmesJAY-Z is working on an album of unreleased Prince music, which will be released next year, Billboard reports. The rapper is helping choose which songs from the late musician’s immense catalog will go onto the album. Once complete,
Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for NARASIt’s been a month since it was revealed that Lindsey Buckingham was fired from Fleetwood Mac, and wouldn’t be joining the legendary band on their upcoming tour. During a performance Friday night, the singer-guitarist addressed
Credit: Al PereiraThe Kinks‘ Dave Davies recently told ABC Radio that he’s planning to put out a new solo compilation this summer called Decade, featuring unreleased recordings from the 1970s. The Rock & Roll Hall of Famer
Pepsi/PepsiCoBack in the ’80s, Michael Jackson promoted Pepsi, and in the early 1990s, Ray Charles did it. Now both late music legends will appear on limited-edited Pepsi cans as part of the company’s Pepsi Generations Summer Music