ZZ Top and Gregg Allman have expanded their respective travel plans to join up for a co-headlining tour that will keep them on the road throughout late summer and into the fall.
It sounds like Rolling Stones fans can look forward to a new album from the band before the end of the year — although Keith Richards cautions it may not sound the way they expect.
These co-headlining dates follow Peter Frampton's already-scheduled appearance at Gregg Allman's Laid Back Festival in Chicago.
Elton John's attorney has fired back against allegations that his client sexually harassed a former security guard, calling the plaintiff's claims "patently untrue."
After a decade and a half splitting time between Genesis and his solo career, Phil Collins left the band with whom he made his name.
In March of 2000, one of the uglier stories to surface in the wake of John Bonham's death ended in a legal victory for Jimmy Page.
Lynyrd Skynyrd were a band on the rise when they returned to record stores with their third LP, Nuthin' Fancy.
The Library of Congress has announced the addition of 25 new records to the National Recording Registry, including classic works by Santana, Billy Joel and Metallica.
"The '80s are coming and we're going to be the soundtrack. We're here to blow the bugles and jump on the horns and whistle it all in and usher it down the road and round the stretch and across the finish line."
With their fifth studio album, 1979's Evolution, Journey finally cracked the Top 20 of Billboard's album chart — and they soared even higher when they returned the next year with the follow-up, Departure.
The Rolling Stones archives just added a few intriguing unreleased tracks — including a recording that's remained completely unknown for more than five decades.
David Crosby has done countless interviews over the course of his career, and more often than not, he's answered variations on the same few questions.
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