Courtesy of AXS TVRock’s own musical sorceress, Stevie Nicks, turns 70 this Saturday, May 26, and in honor of that milestone, AXS TV will air a block of programming focusing on the iconic singer, both as a
Titan ComicsIn honor of the 50th anniversary of the classic animated Beatles film Yellow Submarine, an authorized graphic-novel adaption of the movie will be published on August 28 by Titan Comics. You can get a preview of
Courtesy of Apple MusicThe new documentary and concert film Horses: Patti Smith and Her Band, documenting a show the punk poetess played to celebrate the 40th anniversary of her 2015 debut album, Horses, is now available to
Credit: Suzanne Reardon-MulhallAs previously reported, original Yes keyboardist Tony Kaye will be joining his old band as a special guest on the summer leg of the prog-rock legends’ 50th anniversary tour. Now, in a new official Q&A,
Madison RecordsOutfield frontman Tony Lewis has just released the first single from his forthcoming debut solo album, Out of the Darkness, which is due out on June 29. “Into the Light” is an upbeat, mid-tempo pop-rock tune
Cindy Ord/Getty Images for LongchampParis Jackson is upset that she allegedly was not invited to this year’s Billboard Music Awards nor was told about her aunt Janet Jackson‘s Billboard ICON Award honor. According to Rhymes with Snitch, the actress — and daughter
Dave J Hogan/Getty Images for The Rolling StonesA new animated lyrics video for The Rolling Stones‘ chart-topping 1967 tune “Ruby Tuesday” has been released by the ABKCO label in celebration of the launch of the U.K. portion
Credit: Andrew MacphersonWhile The Doobie Brothers recently kicked off a lengthy joint North American tour with Steely Dan, longtime multi-instrumentalist John McFee reports that his band also has started work on a potential new studio album. McFee
Credit: Lynn GoldsmithTodd Rundgren and his old band Utopia currently are traveling across the U.S. on a reunion tour that wraps up on June 5 in Riverside, California. Meanwhile, the prolific singer/songwriter tells ABC Radio that he’s
ABC/Richard CartwrightThe #MeToo movement has raised awareness of rampant sexual harassment in the entertainment industry, but The Who‘s Roger Daltrey says he doesn’t believe the issue is a problem within the music business, at least among well-known