Jeff Giles

Apparently not everyone wants to jump into a car with James Corden and sing along to some of their biggest hits.

"He carried on eating his breakfast and suddenly stopped, frowning."

David Bowie's vaults will open long enough to release a trio of rare archival recordings this summer.

Soon, Queen fans will get their first view of footage from the upcoming 'Bohemian Rhapsody' band biopic.

If the rumors are true and there really is a big box devoted to Guns N' Roses' 'Appetite for Destruction' on the way, we might already have a pretty good idea of which early recordings to expect.

Buddy Guy has had a huge influence on generations of rockers, and on the blues legend's upcoming LP, a few of his most famous disciples will have an opportunity to return the favor.

With their eighth studio album, 1983's 'Frontiers,' Journey's transition from prog-influenced rock to radio-friendly, arena-ready fare was all but complete.

Whitesnake fans will have to wait awhile longer before they get their chance to hear the group's next album.

Bruce Springsteen will inch a little closer to an EGOT at this year's Tony Awards.

Def Leppard have been eligible for induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for years, and they've certainly racked up more than enough hits and record sales to merit consideration.

Neil Young's upcoming stage reunion with Crazy Horse will feature a familiar face making a long-overdue return — and the absence of one of the group's longtime cornerstones.

It still remains to be seen whether Guns N' Roses' Not in This Lifetime tour will lead to new music. In the meantime, guitarist Slash is already scouting the horizon for his next round of solo activity.