Steve Gullick; Al PerreiraAfter recently revealing to BBC Radio London that he was “trying to persuade” his fellow surviving Kinks members to record a new album, Ray Davies has talked more about his hopes for a reunion
Jeff Kravitz/Getty Images via ABCIn her decades-long career, it seems Madonna’s done almost everything a major star can do, but she’s never headlined England’s most prestigious music festival, Glastonbury. However, that may change next year, if the
WPA Pool/Getty ImagesBarry Gibb, the last surviving member of The Bee Gees, received his previously announced knighthood on Tuesday at Buckingham Palace in London, BBC News reports. The pop music legend was knighted by Prince Charles after
ABC/Lou RoccoThis is it…the moment when Gloria Estefan guest stars on the Netflix comedy One Day at a Time. The show, a re-imagining of the hit ’70s sitcom of the same name, follows three generations of a
RhinoThe Doors have announced details of the latest installment of their 50th anniversary reissue campaign: an expanded and remastered edition of their third studio album, Waiting for the Sun, which will be released on September 14. The
Courtesy of Sammy HagarSammy Hagar is known for loving rock ‘n’ roll, fast cars and a good party, and the Red Rocker is putting all three together for his inaugural High Tide Beach Party & Car Show,
Alex Lake/Stem AgencyIt’s the news Kinks fans have been waiting for. Ray Davies, who’ll release his latest solo album, Our Country: Americana Act II, this Friday, June 29, says he’s hoping to arrange a reunion project involving
Courtesy of Eagle Rock Entertainment & AXS TVIt’s now officially summer so sooner than later, you’re going to need an escape from that hot weather. Luckily, the high-def network AXS TV is here for you, offering up
Silvertone/RCA RecordsCongratulations to Buddy Guy, who has scored his sixth #1 album on the Billboard Blues Albums chart with his latest studio effort, The Blues Is Alive and Well. As previously reported, the album features guest appearances
The Left Banke in 2012; George Cameron, center (Daniel Coston)George Cameron, drummer of the 1960s baroque pop act The Left Banke, died Sunday, June 24, according to a post on the group’s official Facebook fan page by