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Before Sammy Hagar joined Van Halen, Eddie Van Halen had a back-up plan that would have changed the course of rock 'n' roll history.

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SEVEN years ago, the much-loved US band, Lynyrd Skynyrd, announced their farewell tour. It had, to say the least, been a long and highly ...

After their Woodstock performance, The Who’s popularity exploded in the United States. They were touring to promote the newly released rock opera Tommy, which also changed the course of rock history.

From Oasis to U2 and even Paul McCartney's solo offerings, we're looking at George Harrison's cutting critiques—t when he was ...

Ahead of the release of their new single “Who Believes In Angels?,” the title track from their just-announced collaborative album set for release on April 4, Audacy host Mike Adam got a chance to ...

Tackling themes such as parenthood, the anxieties of middle age, and nostalgia for his North London adolescence, Gary Kemp is ...

Last summer, the museum announced its intention to relocate to the Arts District, and next month, it will debut the ...

The Spandau Ballet hitmaker on his rift with his former bandmate, his new solo album, and how he learned to let go of grief ...

Many classic rock groups still tour, even though they’re getting long in the tooth and have lost their edge. Not Hot Tuna.