They've said for months that they had every intention of wrapping up their farewell tour in Los Angeles, and it looks like the guys in Motley Crue are making that happen with a pair of shows at the Staples Center.
Be prepared to break the bank if you're looking for tickets to Fleetwood Mac's latest tour.
There may not be a rock star on the planet who's been through more periods of change (ch-ch-changes) than David Bowie.
Do the NFL's biggest stars listen to the new AC/DC when they're trying to get pumped up before a game?
Don't even bother trying to induct Motley Crue into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, because Nikki Sixx will decline the honor.
Sammy Hagar has shared his grief over the death of Liza Cozad-Lauser, wife of his Wabos drummer David Lauser, in a note posted at his official site.
To the bemused surprise of many longtime fans (and the band members themselves), Rush has become "cool" in the States in recent years, receiving everything from their own well-reviewed documentary to the cover of Rolling Stone and enshrinement in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Toto will return March 24 with the band's first studio album in nine years, titled 'Toto XIV.'
Scott Weiland will resume his solo career in 2015 with a new album, 'Blaster,' due March 31, and a U.S. tour scheduled for the winter and spring.
Guns N' Roses launched a suitably massive tour behind their sprawling, double-disc 'Use Your Illusion' albums in 1991, including a string of joint headlining dates with Metallica.
Early 1975 was an exciting time for Led Zeppelin fans, with an upcoming tour and the impending release of the band's sixth LP, 'Physical Graffiti.' Unfortunately, a particularly passionate contingent of Zep-he
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