Duck Productions Ltd.Queen guitarist Brian May started the New Year with a big bang, so to speak, by releasing his first solo single in more than 20 years, “New Horizons (Ultima Thule Mix),” a song that celebrates
Credit: Marta SzczesniakJust like his Moody Blues band mate John Lodge, Justin Hayward has plans to take part in a special cruise event early this year and follow it with a brief solo U.S. tour. Hayward will
Rick Diamond/Getty Images for IEBALou Gramm has played his final solo concert. The 68-year-old former Foreigner frontman made the announcement at the end of his show last Saturday night at Proctors in Schenectady, NY. Following an encore,
Ezra Shaw/Getty ImagesMadonna once again flew her rainbow flag in support of the LGBTQ community when she delivered a surprise performance New Year’s Eve at New York City’s famed Stonewall Inn gay bar. The Queen of Pop
Credit: Andrew Macpherson2019 has just begun, and with the New Year comes word that The Doobie Brothers are preparing their first original songs since their 2010 studio album, World Gone Crazy. Singer/guitarist Tom Johnston tells ABC Radio,
Kevin Mazur“I grew up about 15 minutes from here,” Billy Joel said Monday night from the stage of the Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, New York. “I don’t get to play in Long Island too much anymore.” Indeed,
Scott Robert Ritchie; Danny Clinch; Karsten StaigerHere are a few more notable stories from the world of music in 2018: Hard Day’s Knight: Beatles drummer becomes Sir Ringo On March 20, Ringo Starr was knighted in his
Taylor Hill/Getty Images; Susan Joy BalinARETHA FRANKLIN The music world lost many major artists in 2018, but perhaps none more beloved or impactful than the Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin, who died of pancreatic cancer at her
© 2011 Mary McCartneyIn September of 2018, Paul McCartney released Egypt Station, his first album in five years. It became McCartney’s first album to reach #1 on the Billboard 200 since 1982’s Tug of War. Nearly all
Waring Abbott/Getty ImagesRay Sawyer, former lead singer of the pop-rock act Dr. Hook, has died at the age of 81, the Page Six gossip site reports. According to his publicist, Sawyer passed away in Daytona Beach, Florida,