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Sebastian Bach Steps In for Dee Snider on Twisted Sister's 50th Anniversary Tour
Sebastian Bach will front Twisted Sister on rescheduled 50th anniversary dates after Dee Snider resigned on health grounds. Jay Jay French and Bach speak
Peter Gabriel Releases ‘A Hard Lesson,' Oldest Track From Upcoming ‘oi' Album
Peter Gabriel releases ‘A Hard Lesson,' the oldest track from his upcoming oi album, a song rooted in a late-'80s visit to Senegal and its polyrhythmic music.
Billy Gibbons and Keith Urban Team Up on New Single ‘Brown Paper Bag'
Billy Gibbons releases new solo single ‘Brown Paper Bag' featuring Keith Urban on guitar, as ZZ Top's Dos Amigos Tour heads to Europe starting June 24.
Jonathan Cain to Exit Journey at the End of the Band’s Farewell Tour
Jonathan Cain, the keyboardist who helped define Journey’s biggest era, is preparing to leave the band when its farewell run concludes this fall, closing out a 45-year tenure. Cain confirmed the timeline in a recent appearance on the Rock & Roll High School podcast, framing his departure as the natural end of a long chapter…
Bret Michaels The Latest Artist To Pull Out of Trump’s Freedom 250 Concert Series
Bret Michaels has withdrawn from the Freedom 250 concert series in Washington, D.C., becoming one of the most recognizable names in a wave of artists abandoning the event in its first week. The Poison frontman announced his decision late Thursday in a statement posted to his website and Instagram. He said the performance had been…
Tom Morello's Power to the People Fest Brings Springsteen, Foo Fighters to D.C.
Tom Morello's Power to the People festival hits Merriweather Post Pavilion on Oct. 3, 2026, with Bruce Springsteen, Foo Fighters, Joan Baez and more.
Twenty Years After Sharing a Stage With Styx, Cleveland's Kaboom Collective Tells Its Own Story on Film
In 2006, a youth orchestra walked onto the stage at Blossom Music Center in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, and stood shoulder to shoulder with one of the biggest arena rock bands in American history. Nobody had really done it before, at least not at that scale. Styx, a band whose catalog stretches back to the early…
Phil Collins Rules Out Rock Hall Performance But Won't Close the Door on Touring
Phil Collins told BBC Breakfast he declined to perform at his Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction but said he would ‘contemplate' touring again as his health
Dick Parry, Saxophonist Behind Pink Floyd's ‘Money' and ‘Shine On,' Dead at 83
Dick Parry, the saxophonist whose playing defined Pink Floyd classics like ‘Money' and ‘Shine On You Crazy Diamond,' has died at 83. David Gilmour announced
Neil Young Returns to the Stage at David Suzuki Benefit in Vancouver
Neil Young made his first live performance in nearly a year at a Vancouver benefit celebrating environmentalist David Suzuki's 90th birthday, playing two
