Warner Bros. Records Mamma Mia! Cher‘s new album of ABBA covers, Dancing Queen, has debuted at #3 on the Billboard album chart, tying the record for her highest-charting solo album ever. What’s more, it also scored the
AXS TV/News & Guts Rod Stewart has had plenty of hit albums and singles during his long career, but the 73-year-old singer says the success of his latest album, Blood Red Roses, and its lead single, “Didn’t
Concord RecordsEverybody’s favorite sharp-dressed, long-bearded man, ZZ Top‘s Billy Gibbons, released his second solo album, The Big Bad Blues, last month. Gibbons tells ABC Radio that after his Afro-Cuban-influenced solo debut, 2015’s Perfectamundo, he decided to refocus
Kevin Winter/Getty Images for Live NationOzzy Osbourne had to pause his tour Saturday night so he could go to the hospital. Ozzy’s October 6 show at Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View, CA was postponed because the Rock
ABC/Heidi GutmanTwo Green Day members are in the news, both for reasons unrelated to Green Day. First, frontman Billie Joe Armstrong has come to the defense of his friend and fellow musician John Spencer, who attended Wednesday’s MLB
Credit: Myriam SantosToday, Steve Perry released Traces, his first album of new music since he and Journey went their separate ways in the late ’90s. To promote the record, the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer will
Paras Griffin/Getty Images for BET Four-time Grammy winner Roberta Flack will be honored by the Jazz Foundation of America at its 27th annual fundraising Loft Party in New York City. The event on October 13 will include
Courtesy of Live NationGuns N’ Roses have performed all over the world during their long career, but the legendary rockers surprisingly have never played a concert in Hawaii. That will change on December 8, when the band
Republic RecordsRod Stewart told ABC Radio recently that he’d be “bloody over the moon” if his new album, Blood Red Roses, did well. We’ll, Rod’s probably halfway to Mars today, because the album has debuted at #1
Geffen/UMeA new Tom Petty compilation offering the first-ever career-spanning collection of songs by the late rock legend to include his work with The Heartbreakers, Mudcrutch and as a solo artist, will be released November 16. Titled The