If you plan on seeing AC/DC during its Rock or Bust tour, be prepared to pay handsomely for the privilege.
Stewart Copeland clearly has some very interesting names in his Rolodex.
It isn't uncommon for rock stars to tell audiences "we love you," but as Mötley Crüe played what were being billed as its last-ever shows in Japan, the affection seemed stronger than usual.
Axl Rose has surely received some obscenely huge offers to reunite the classic Guns N' Roses lineup for a new album or tour, but he's obviously never accepted any of them.
Once again, Kid Rock is out to give fans the biggest value for their concert ticket dollar — and this summer, he's bringing out Foreigner to help him deliver.
Comedian Dana Carvey imagines how Paul McCartney would explain Kanye West to John Lennon.
Fans who turn out to see Def Leppard with Styx and Tesla this summer shouldn't expect to see any big set-closing jams.
The two bands will hit the shed circuit this summer with Tesla as the opener.
The long-awaited Faces reunion may be taking another step closer to happening.
Unlike most bands that have managed to stick around for decades, there's no real consensus on the Van Halen catalog.
Van Halen will release what the band is calling its "definitive live album" on March 31 -- the same date they're scheduled to begin a six-album remaster series with reissues of 'Van Halen' and '1984.'
We enjoy a certain amount of bad behavior from our rock stars, but within limits.