UMC/PolydorSoundtracks to a pair of 1979 Who-related movies — the rockumentary The Kids Are Alright and the film adaptation of the 1973 rock opera Quadrophenia — will be reissued as two-LP vinyl sets on March 6. The
Fantasy RecordsJames Taylor is ready to release his long-awaited new album, and as promised, it features the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer diving into the Great American Songbook. American Standard, due out February 28, is Taylor’s
Tommaso Boddi/Getty Images for Janie’s FundAfter suing his four Aerosmith bandmates because they wouldn’t let him perform at the Grammys with them, a judge has rejected Joey Kramer‘s argument. TMZ reports that a judge didn’t find Kramer’s defense convincing enough to let him rejoin Aerosmith for
Red Light Management/Live NationJust a reminder that The Doors‘ surviving members — guitarist Robby Krieger and drummer John Densmore — will team up for a rare reunion performance tonight at the Homeward Bound Concert, a benefit show
Credit: Chris CuffaroThe Go-Go’s have announced plans for an 11-date U.S. summer tour that will coincide with the TV premiere of a new Showtime documentary about the famed all-female band. The trek kicks off on June 25
ABC/Lou RoccoJon Bon Jovi and his wife, Dorothea, were in Newark, New Jersey, Wednesday to celebrate the opening of their third JBJ Soul Kitchen non-profit restaurant, located on the Newark campus of Rutgers University, WABC TV reports.
Courtesy of Lockn’ FestivalThis past November, organizers of the Lockn’ Festival revealed that the 2020 edition of the jam-heavy music extravaganza will feature an all-star celebration of founding Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh‘s 80th birthday. Now the
Courtesy of God’s Love We DeliverCyndi Lauper and Jackson Browne are part of the star-packed lineup of artists that will perform at the fourth annual Love Rocks NYC! benefit concert, taking place March 12 at the Beacon
Courtesy of Rock & Brews RestaurantsKISS singer Paul Stanley will be on hand to celebrate the grand opening of a new Rock & Brews Restaurant, the chain of eateries he co-founded with band mate Gene Simmons, in
Bryan Bedder/Getty ImagesFormer Recording Academy CEO and President Deborah Dugan and her lawyers spent Tuesday trading accusations with the Academy in the wake of Dugan’s complaint filed with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) accusing the organization behind the