Concerts

Peter Frampton has put together a summer tour schedule that would exhaust many artists half his age.

AC/DC officially began their 'Rock or Bust' world tour yesterday in Arnhem, the Netherlands, with drummer Chris Slade still on board.

Journey's 2015 Las Vegas residency has begun.

Don't expect to see Bono pick up a guitar during U2's upcoming iNNOCENCE + eXPERIENCE tour.

The punks will meet the godfather on May 28 at the Best Buy Theater in New York.

Loverboy, Rick Springfield and the Romantics have announced a joint tour that will begin in late summer and continue through September.

Aerosmith return to the road June 13 for a series of summer dates they're calling the 'Blue Army Tour.'

A college student attending Coachella to see the first AC/DC concert without Malcolm Young was struck by a train in an early morning accident near the California festival site.

The Grateful Dead have added two additional reunion shows amid a frenzy of interest.

There probably isn't a party big enough to commemorate the joy that swept the world after Allied victory in Europe ended World War II with a pair of treaties signed on May 7 and 8, 1945.

AC/DC may not be the most obvious musical fit for the indie-leaning Coachella festival, but they've played to plenty of tough crowds over the years, and they're eager to take on the challenge.

Van Halen just released their first live album with David Lee Roth last Tuesday. I am a little disappointed. When I went to see them in Minneapolis, David Lee Roth seemed like he was calling in the show. He was talk singing and not even singing lyrics.