Ben Gibson/Rocket EntertainmentElton John was forced to cancel his show last night in Orlando, Florida, and his show tonight in Tampa, Florida, due to illness. A statement on Twitter reads, “Elton has been on a course of
ABC/Richard CartwrightWho frontman Roger Daltrey recently released an autobiography titled Thanks a Lot Mr. Kibblewhite: My Story in which the legendary singer candidly delves into many aspects of his life and musical career. In a new feature
Courtesy of Cleopatra RecordsWilliam Shatner recently released his first Christmas album, Shatner Claus, and the 14-track collection includes a version of “Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer” featuring a gritty guitar solo by ZZ Top‘s Billy Gibbons. The
ABC/Heidi GutmanDavid Bowie once famously asked if there’s life on Mars. While that question still hasn’t been answered, we do know now that Green Day is on Mars. Well, sort of. On Monday, NASA’s InSight spacecraft landed
Courtesy of British Summer Time Hyde ParkThe first show of the 2019 edition of London’s British Summer Time Hyde Park concert series has been confirmed and it’s a biggie. Bob Dylan and Neil Young, arguably two of
Amanda Edwards/WireImage Quincy Jones received a special honor in Hollywood today, as the legendary producer and composer placed his hands and footprints in cement at the historic TCL Chinese Theatre. The 27-time Grammy winner was recognized for
Credit: Kevin NixonAn official video for Def Leppard‘s heavy new cover of Depeche Mode‘s 1990 hit “Personal Jesus” premiered Tuesday on Billboard.com. The track is among three new recordings that will appear on the U.K. hard rockers’
Credit: Jeri JonesRoberta Flack is back with her first new single in seven years, “Running,” which is featured in a new documentary about the world’s longest footrace. The song plays over the closing credits of the documentary 3100: Run
NetflixAn official trailer for the upcoming Netflix special Springsteen on Broadway, which documents a performance of Bruce Springsteen‘s popular Storytellers-style stage production, has premiered on the streaming service’s YouTube channel. The clip offers glimpses of The Boss
Jo Lopez; Brandise DaneswichE Street Band guitarist “Little Steven” Van Zandt and Jackson Browne and are lending their support to an environmental campaign that calls for a boycott of all hotels owned by Marriott International. The boycott