Neal Preston/Columbia RecordsThe latest installment of Bruce Springsteen‘s series of archival concert recordings documents The Boss’ unplugged performance at Neil Young‘s first Bridge School Benefit Concert, which took place in October of 1986 at the Shoreline Amphitheatre
Credit: Jake EdwardsPaul Simon closed out the 2019 Outside Lands festival on Sunday at San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park, and during his encore, he treated fans to a duet rendition of his Simon & Garfunkel classic “The
Courtesy of VetsAid/Live NationIn March, Joe Walsh announced that the third annual benefit concert for VetsAid, his non-profit veterans organization, wouldl take place November 10 in Houston. Now, the Eagles guitarist has unveiled more details about the
Credit: Derek HudsonHere’s wishing a very happy 70th birthday to former Dire Straits frontman and lead guitarist Mark Knopfler. Knopfler co-founded Dire Straits in 1977, and the band enjoyed immediate success with its 1978 self-titled debut album,
Courtesy of AXS TV/Joy FactoryA new AXS TV series titled MIXTAPE, featuring artists discussing their all-time favorite songs while revealing their own personal mixtapes, will premiere Thursday, September 12, at 8:30 p.m. ET/5:30 p.m. PT. Among the
Credit: Neil Zlowzower ZZ Top will start the North American leg of its 50th anniversary tour a little later than planned following the news that drummer Frank Beard has been diagnosed with pneumonia. “That Little Ol’ Band
Todd & Chris Owyoung Hootie & the Blowfish are very vocal about the fact that R.E.M. is their favorite group and one of their biggest inspirations. In fact, the title of their upcoming album Imperfect Circle was
ABC/Heidi GutmanMariah Carey may have extravagant taste, but she’s trying to keep her children – eight-year-old twins Moroccan and Monroe – from being spoiled when it comes to spending money. “It’s hard, but I try to keep
Redferns/Getty Images/Courtesy of SHOWTIMEA new David Bowie documentary titled David Bowie: Finding Fame get its U.S. television premiere tonight on Showtime at 9 p.m. ET/PT. The 94-minute film focuses on the early years of the late rock
Credit: Frank MelfiRobert Plant fans who are going to be in the Bay Area during the first weekend of October will get the chance to see in the Led Zeppelin singer perform for free. Plant has joined