J. Shearer/WireImage(NEW YORK) — Little Richard, the flamboyant, envelope-pushing musician whose wild performance style and appearance helped set the blueprint for rock and roll, has died, Rolling Stone reports. He was 87. His son, Danny Penniman, confirmed
Spencer Platt/Getty ImagesAhead of his 60th birthday on Sunday, U2’s Bono gave an interview to Ireland’s RTE Radio 1 where he talked about how he’s faring in lockdown and the future of live shows. “I think it
Gomer RecordsThe most unexpected collaboration of the year just may be the new charity single that Rick Springfield has put out, featuring a range of artists so eclectic that it defies a single genre. The “Jessie’s Girl”
ABC/Randy Holmes The latest — and final — installment of Pink Floyd‘s free live-concert series is now streaming at David Glilmour‘s YouTube channel. You can now enjoy a screening of David Gilmour Live at Pompeii, which documents
Greg Gayne/FOXBret Michaels plans to reinvent the rock autobiography with his new book, Bret Michaels: Auto-Scrap-Ography Vol. 1. Due out May 12, the Poison singer’s book features photos and handwritten stories collected over his 35-year career. It
Eagle Rock EntertainmentLast week, The Rolling Stones launched a weekly archival series called Extra Licks, featuring bonus features from six of their concert films. The next installment is ready to go this Sunday on their official YouTube
Jim Dyson/Getty ImagesThe European leg of Paul McCartney’s Freshen Up tour was set to kick off May 23, but as you can probably surmise, it ain’t happening. In fact, the entire thing has been canceled, rather than
Parlophone RecordsA series of live David Bowie recordings from the ’90s will soon be available for your streaming pleasure. The first one, David Bowie LiveAndWell.com, is a 12-track collection recorded during the 1997 tour in support of
Credit: Ash KelleherWhat better way to celebrate mom this Sunday than to give her access to all kinds of free content featuring her favorite band, Bon Jovi? You can thank the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
Columbia RecordsAfter dropping two unexpected songs over the past few weeks — “Murder Most Foul” and “I Contain Multitudes” — Bob Dylan has another surprise: a new album. Rough and Rowdy Ways will be out June 19;