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Billy Gibbons Hopes to Release Two Albums This Year

ZZ Top fans can look forward to possibly two new albums from Billy Gibbons in the coming months. Continue reading…

25 Years Ago: The Who's 'Tommy' Comes to Broadway

That deaf, dumb and blind kid sure could play a mean pinball, but how would he do as the main attraction on the cover of a Broadway playbill? Continue reading…

All 334 Bon Jovi Songs, Ranked Worst to Best

Ranking every Bon Jovi song from worst to best is not for the faint of heart. Continue reading…

Judas Priest and Deep Purple Announce Co-Headlining Tour

A pair of metal giants with new albums out will be joining forces this summer. Continue reading…

Watch the Heartbreakers Play for First Time Since Tom Petty Died

Mike Campbell, Benmont Tench and Steve Ferrone hadn't performed together since tragedy struck the Heartbreakers. Continue reading…

Robin Zander Looks Back at Cheap Trick's Rock Hall Induction: 'I Was Nervous as Hell'

We spoke with Robin Zander about the night Cheap Trick were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Continue reading…

Watch Eddie Vedder Jam With New York Blues Band

Pearl Jam singer Eddie Vedder made a surprise guest appearance with a New York City blues band. Continue reading…

John Lennon's Self-Portrait as Hitler on Sale for $54,000

A sketch drawn by John Lennon depicting himself as Adolf Hitler is being offered for sale at a price of $54,000. Continue reading…

Neil Young Reunites With Stephen Stills at Benefit Concert

Neil Young reunited with his old colleague Stephen Stills at a Los Angeles benefit concert over the weekend. Continue reading…

Hear 'Sons of Salem' From Orange Goblin's Newly Announced 'The Wolf Bites Back' Album

Orange Goblin have revealed details of new album “The Wolf Bites Back,” including opening track “Sons of Salem.” Continue reading…

Clutch Detail New Album 'Book of Bad Decisions'

Clutch have confirmed that their 12th studio album is named “Book of Bad Decisions” and it’s expected to be released in September. Continue reading…

Guitar Center Reportedly Facing 'Imminent Bankrupcty'

Financial service firm S&P downgrades Guitar Center chain of stores, indicating likelihood of bankruptcy in the near future. Continue reading…

Tony Iommi Recalls How Black Sabbath Lost Contact on Tour

Tony Iommi has discussed how touring with Black Sabbath changed over the years as the band members “wanted their own space.” Continue reading…

Bram Tchaikovsky to Release 'Complete Recordings' Box Set

The three albums recorded by power pop legend Bram Tchaikovsky will be reissued in a box set. Continue reading…

40 Years Ago: Ringo Starr Tries, and Fails, to Refocus on 'Bad Boy'

By the time 'Bad Boy' became Ringo Starr's final album of the '70s, he was very much living up to its title. Continue reading…

Live Nation to Eliminate Plastic Straws at Outdoor Venues

If you're attending a concert at an amphitheater owned by Live Nation this summer, you may notice a slight change if you order a beverage. Continue reading…

20 Years Ago: Jimmy Page and Robert Plant Take a Stroll on 'Walking into Clarksdale'

Jimmy Page and Robert Plant's reunion album, 'Walking into Clarksdale,' was a bit of a letdown after their UnLedded shows. Continue reading…

The Whole World Colored Itself Purple to Say Goodbye to Prince

When Prince died two years ago, buildings, bridges and monuments across the country and beyond lit up purple to honor his legacy. Continue reading…

Joe Lynn Turner Is 'Stable' Following Heart Attack

A statement issued by Joe Lynn Turner and his wife declared the former Rainbow and Deep Purple singer to be "stable and in very good spirits." Continue reading…

Lynyrd Skynyrd Announces Final Show

Lynyrd Skynyrd's last-ever concert will be a hometown affair. Continue reading…