Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images Forty-five years ago today, Elton John played the second of two historic concerts at Los Angeles’ Dodger Stadium. Looking back on those shows — the largest concerts ever by a solo artist at
Daniel Knighton/Getty ImagesWolfgang Van Halen, Van Halen bassist and son of the late Eddie Van Halen, is denying a report that the band will be reforming in the wake of his father’s death. Over the weekend, Wolfgang
Kevin Winter/Getty ImagesIt’s been over 40 years since Fleetwood Mac released “Dreams” but, thanks to TikTok, it’s popularity has remerged — something Stevie Nicks couldn’t be happier about. Speaking with CBS Sunday Morning on October 25, Nicks said, “This
Credit: Josh CheuseAC/DC has premiered the video for “Shot in the Dark,” the lead single from the band’s much-anticipated new album, Power Up. The clip gives us our first glimpse of the reunited Back in Black lineup
Suzanne Cordeiro/Corbis via Getty ImagesCountry music has lost one of the greats, Jerry Jeff Walker. The singer/songwriter, who is best known for writing the classic tune “Mr. Bojangles,” passed away at the age of 78. Walker died Friday
Courtesy of Tom Petty A variety of music stars, including Stevie Nicks, Stephen Stills and Jackson Browne, took part in a special virtual celebration on Friday night to commemorate would would have been the late Tom Petty‘s
Time LifeDon McLean has just released a sequel to his 1973 covers album, Playin’ Favorites: a 12-track collection aptly titled Still Playin’ Favorites. The new record finds McLean performing versions of songs he loves, which spanning over
Courtesy of Record Store DayJust a reminder that the third and final installment of the three-day 2020 Record Store Day celebration takes place this Saturday, October 24. As previously reported, organizers decided to spread out the event
Todd & Chris OwyoungIn the flood of new holiday songs that always come out around this time, a new track from Hootie & the Blowfish stands out. It pays tribute to those who won’t be able to
Danny Clinch; Courtesy of Big Hassle MediaOn the final episode of Bruce Springsteen’s Apple Music Hits program, Letter to You Radio — which premiered this afternoon — the Boss chats with his E Street Band compadre Steven