Courtesy of Live NationStyx won’t have too much time on their hands for the next few months because the veteran rockers will be touring North America with Joan Jett & the Blackhearts and Tesla. The package trek
Courtesy of U2 U2 played a show in Nashville over the weekend, and during their time in Music City, the Irish rockers stopped by Jack White‘s Third Man Records headquarters to record an acoustic version of their
ABC./Randy Holmes As part of his continued work in the fight against HIV and AIDS, Elton John will be delivering the Diana, Princess of Wales Lecture on HIV next month. The lecture was established by the United
ABC/Paula Lobo; ABC/Adam TaylorOprah Winfrey arranged the meet and greet of a lifetime for her close and dear friend, acclaimed film director Ava DuVernay, who’s a huge U2 fan. In an Instagram post on Sunday, Winfrey shared
Credit: Marc HauserJohn Mellencamp will be bringing his Sad Clowns & Hillbillies Tour north of the border this fall. The Canadian trek, which currently features 23 confirmed dates, kicks off September 26 in Moncton, New Brunswick, and
Jon Kopaloff/FilmMagicGuns N’ Roses‘ massively successful Not in This Lifetime… tour features a reunion of most of the band’s Appetite for Destruction-era lineup, although one of the members who hasn’t taken part in the trek is rhythm
ABC/Paula LoboIn April, Sting released 44/876, a joint album with pop/reggae star Shaggy. The former Police frontman says he’s been getting a kick out of the reaction the unusual collaboration has been getting from fans. “I think
Credit: Kimberly AdamisHeart frontwoman Ann Wilson continues to unveil details about her upcoming solo album, Immortal, via a series of video blogs she’s been posting over the last few months on her official YouTube channel. In the
CNW Group/Invictus MD StrategiesKISS bassist/singer Gene Simmons recently revealed that he’s become the spokesman for Invictus MD Strategies Corporation, a Canadian company that produces cannabis products for medicinal use. It’s also positioning itself to expand if and
Def Leppard; Phil Collen second from left (Ross Halfin)Def Leppard kicked off a massive North American co-headlining tour with Journey on May 21, but after just a couple shows, the British rockers have temporarily lost the services