Image credit: Andy EarlCranberries singer Dolores O’Riordan‘s death last January was the result of drowning and extreme alcohol intoxication, according to testimony at a coroner’s inquest in London Thursday. The coroner testified that O’Riordan, 46, died as
BMGA deluxe two-CD/DVD set documenting a special Kenny Loggins concert — featuring the singer/songwriter performing solo and with a variety of collaborators — has just been released. Kenny Loggins & Friends: Live on Soundstage was recorded in
MJ Kim/©MPL Communications Ltd.All aboard to Egypt Station! Paul McCartney will celebrate the release of his latest studio album this Friday, September 7, by treating fans to a concert that will be streamed live for free at
Mads Perch; Timothy White St. Louis’ annual LouFest music festival won’t happen this year. Organizers have announced that the event, the lineup of which included Led Zeppelin singer Robert Plant and his current band The Sensational Space
Hollywood RecordsThe soundtrack to the upcoming Queen biopic Bohemian Rhapsody will be released on Friday, October 19, two weeks before the movie is scheduled to open in theaters around the world. The 22-track album features the classic
Danny ClinchOn Wednesday, we got our first look at the new lineup of Fleetwood Mac — on The Ellen DeGeneres Show. The band, which almost never performs on TV, showed up to play two classics for Ellen’s
Credit: Myriam SantosSteve Perry has given fans a second taste of his upcoming solo album, Traces, releasing a new song from the record called “No More Cryin’” as a digital download and via streaming services. The former
Hulton Archive/Getty ImagesIt’s been staged in Sweden since 2016, but now thanks to ABBA‘s Björn Ulvaeus, Mamma Mia! The Party — a live dinner theater experience inspired by the hit musical — is coming to London. Mamma Mia! The
ABC/Lou RoccoEach year, the Recording Academy salutes a music artist at the prestigious MusiCares Person of the Year gala. This year, MusicCares is honoring Dolly Parton, the first country music artist to receive the title. Parton will be celebrated at a
Jeff Spicer/Getty ImagesEric Clapton and The Who‘s Roger Daltrey are among the first notable figures to be honored with stars on the Royal Albert Hall’s new Walk of Fame. The rock legends attended an unveiling ceremony Tuesday,