BMGThe Pretenders‘ Chrissie Hynde has enjoyed plenty of success on the pop and rock charts during her long career, but the singer has now made a mark on the jazz world as well. The Rock & Roll
Courtesy of Motown MuseumMotown founder Berry Gordy Jr. was in his hometown of Detroit over the weekend to take part in the label’s 60th anniversary celebrations. During a special tribute on Sunday, the 89-year-old music mogul announced
Columbia RecordsMariah Carey is ushering in the holiday season early: On November 1, she’ll gift fans with a deluxe 25th anniversary edition of her 1994 holiday album Merry Christmas. Monday, the powerhouse vocalist announced the release in an Instagram
Apple Corps Ltd./Capitol/UMeThe Beatles will debut a new video for George Harrison‘s Abbey Road tune “Here Comes the Sun” at 12:02 p.m. ET this Thursday, September 26, coinciding with the 50th anniversary of the release of the
Courtesy of Chipster PRFormer Yes keyboardist Rick Wakeman launched his first North American solo trek in 13 years on Saturday. The 70-year-old virtuoso’s Grumpy Old Rock Star Tour features Wakeman playing solo piano versions of Yes classics,
Credit: Leah SteigerSammy Hagar‘s second annual High Tide Beach Party & Car Show is a washout. The two-day festival, which was scheduled to take place September 28 and 29 in Huntington Beach, California, has been canceled because
Credit: Danny ClinchSeventy years ago today, Bruce Springsteen was born in the U.S.A. — Long Branch, New Jersey, to be specific. For nearly 50 of those years, the singer/songwriter known as The Boss has been releasing music
BMGAbout 20 years after retiring from the music business, Hollies lead singer Allan Clarke has returned with a new solo album called Resurgence. The 10-track collection, which features mostly new original songs, is available now as a
Credit: Randall SlavinRob Thomas told ABC Radio in April that he and his band, Matchbox Twenty, wanted to get together and do something special next year because, after all, it is going to be 2020. “I just
UMeRobbie Robertson, the guitarist and main songwriter of The Band, released his latest solo album Sinematic today. The 13-track collection features songs connected to — or inspired by — two new film projects: the documentary Once Were