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Chrissie Hynde Blasts Phone-Filming at Concerts as a ‘Weird Compulsion’
Chrissie Hynde called out concert phone use as a ‘weird compulsion’ after watching a fan film Emmylou Harris’s entire Royal Albert Hall show on his phone.
Kiss Announce ‘Destroyer: The Definitive Visual History’ Book for October
Kiss, Paul Stanley, Gene Simmons, and author Ken Sharp announce ‘Destroyer: The Definitive Visual History,’ a 272-page book releasing October 27 on the classic
Rick Springfield Joins Sammy Hagar on Best of All Worlds Tour for Eight Shows
Rick Springfield will join Sammy Hagar for eight dates on the Best of All Worlds Tour starting June 13 in St. Louis. The two rock icons reflect on their
Stella McCartney Drops Limited-Edition Paul McCartney ‘Boys of Dungeon Lane’ Shirt
Stella McCartney has released a limited-edition t-shirt celebrating Paul McCartney’s new album ‘The Boys of Dungeon Lane,’ available to UK customers for just
Chris Robinson Booed in Tampa After Mocking Fans’ ‘USA’ Chant
Black Crowes singer Chris Robinson was booed at a Tampa show on the Southern Hospitality Tour after responding sarcastically to fans chanting ‘USA’ during the
WATCH: Art Garfunkel Joins Charlie Puth for ‘The Boxer’ at Madison Square Garden
Art Garfunkel surprised the crowd at Charlie Puth’s sold-out Madison Square Garden show, joining him for a performance of Simon & Garfunkel’s ‘The Boxer.’
Steve Lukather Says Posthumous Van Halen Album Will ‘Blow You Away’
Steve Lukather tells Guitar Player the upcoming posthumous Van Halen album features finished Eddie Van Halen tracks that will blow fans away. Here’s what we
Mick Jagger’s Lost 1992 Blues Album With the Red Devils Has Never Been Released
In 1992, Mick Jagger recorded 13 blues tracks in 14 hours with LA bar band the Red Devils and producer Rick Rubin. The session has never been officially
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…
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…
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…
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
Sir Paul McCartney States That Taylor Swift As Big as the Beatles on BBC Radio 2
Paul McCartney told BBC Radio 2 he can ‘see the parallel’ between Taylor Swift’s worldwide fame and what The Beatles experienced at their peak.
The Prince of Darkness Goes Pixelated: Osbourne Family Unveils AI Ozzy
Less than a year after John Michael Osbourne took his last bow, the Prince of Darkness is being booted back…
Bruce Springsteen Brings ‘Streets of Minneapolis’ to Colbert’s Penultimate Late Show
Bruce Springsteen performed ‘Streets of Minneapolis’ on The Late Show’s penultimate episode, calling out CBS parent Paramount and defending Colbert’s legacy.
Paul McCartney Says He Can’t Recognize Bob Dylan’s Songs at Live Shows
Paul McCartney says he couldn’t identify songs at recent Bob Dylan concerts, sparking debate about the artist-audience contract in classic rock’s twilight era.
Pearl Jam Has Found a New Drummer to Replace Matt Cameron
Ex-Pearl Jam drummer Dave Krusen confirmed on Instagram that the band has already found a new drummer to replace Matt Cameron, who departed after 27 years.
Michael Anthony Still Wants In on an Eddie Van Halen Tribute Concert
Michael Anthony says he’d love to be part of an Eddie Van Halen tribute concert, but acknowledges time is getting thin for original members to participate.