Credit: Yuval HenQueen‘s Brian May has contributed his guitar and production talents to a new version of the classic 1962 Jerry Leiber–Mike Stoller tune “I’m a Woman.” It was recorded by a quartet of female vocalists called
John Parra/Getty ImagesTake a look at them now: Phil Collins and his ex-wife, Orianne Cevey, are turning to an impartial third party to help them solve their latest dispute. Page Six reports that a judge ruled Tuesday
Def Jam RecordingsElton John has long been a fan of R&B singer, songwriter, actress, dancer and model Teyana Taylor, so when she asked him to appear in her latest video, he agreed right away. Teyana herself directed
Courtesy of Tom PettyToday marks what would’ve been the 70th birthday of Tom Petty, and to commemorate the milestone, an impressive lineup of music stars, including Stevie Nicks, Stephen Stills and Jackson Browne, will be taking part
Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagicSpencer Davis, leader and guitarist of the popular 1960s British beat band The Spencer Davis Group, died in a hospital on Monday while being treated for pneumonia, the musician’s agent told the BBC. He was 81.
Credit: Carol LewisTony Lewis, lead singer and bassist of the popular 1980s band The Outfield, died unexpectedly on Monday, October 19, near London, according to a statement from his PR representative. He was 62. The Outfield scored
BMGJohn Fogerty has contributed backing vocals to a new song called “Scream and Shout!” by Hearty Har, a band led by the former Creedence Clearwater Revival‘s sons Shane and Tyler. The tune, which is available now for
Mary McCartney/MPL Communications It had been rumored that Paul McCartney was working on a third full-fledged solo album, following 1970’s McCartney and 1980’s McCartney II. Now the rock legend has posted a series of messages on his
Warner Bros.If you still don’t believe in the power of TikTok, this should convince you: Fleetwood Mac‘s landmark album Rumours is back in the top 10 on Billboard‘s album chart after 42 years. The 1977 album, which
Mike Coppola/Getty ImagesFollowing the death of Eddie Van Halen on October 6, ex-Journey frontman Steve Perry phoned Rolling Stone to share some recollections he had of the guitar legend and of the time that Van Halen served