Artwork by Shepard FaireyR.E.M. is among dozens of artists who are contributing previously unreleased recordings to an upcoming compilation in support of voting rights. The 40-track album, called Good Music to Avert the Collapse of American Democracy,
Cover: Roger Dean/BMGThis fall, Yes will release a new concert album documenting a show the band played in Las Vegas during their all-star 2019 package trek The Royal Affair. The Royal Affair Tour, Live from Las Vegas
Courtesy of Greg PratoSeptember 2020 marks the milestone anniversaries of the deaths of two legendary rock musicians, Jimi Hendrix and Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham, who passed away 50 and 40 years ago this month, respectively. To
Patrick McDermott/NHLI via Getty ImagesNow that we’re in September, Green Day‘s American Idiot single “Wake Me Up When September Ends” is trending again. When it comes to voter registration, frontman Billie Joe Armstrong hopes you won’t wait
Frontiers Music srlBlue Öyster Cult has just premiered a music video for its new song “That Was Me,” which features a guest appearance by the veteran rockers’ original drummer Albert Bouchard. Bouchard, who was a member of
Greenwich EntertainmentAn official trailer for the new documentary Jimmy Carter: Rock & Roll President that features brief interview segments with Bob Dylan, U2‘s Bono and the late Gregg Allman has premiered on YouTube. As previously reported, the
ABC/Image Group LAMariah Carey has a lot to look forward to with the release of her memoir, The Meaning of Mariah Carey, but part of that also entails taking a look back at her past — like her “extremely
Gary Miller/FilmMagic Former Talking Heads frontman David Byrne has taken to his social media sites to apologize for appearing in blackface in a video sketch promoting his band’s 1984 concert film Stop Making Sense that reemerged on
ABC/Image Group LASure, any Mariah Carey fan can sing her hits, but how many can recite one of her speeches word-for-word? Well, there are at least two Mimi stans who can — and the diva herself is
Hiroyuki Ito/Getty ImagesDevo frontman Mark Mothersbaugh reveals in a new Los Angeles Times article that he’s recovering from a bout with COVID-19 that nearly killed him. Mothersbaugh, 70, tells the newspaper that he likely contracted the virus