In a recent episode of The Big Interview on AXS TV where he was a guest, Don McLean discussed the legacy of his signature song "American Pie."
The Who frontman Roger Daltrey said he would not stay indoors during the coronavirus pandemic.
Roger Waters' concert film titled Us + Them will be digitally released on June 16.
Paul McCartney recently paid tribute to late Beatles photographer Astrid Kirchherr in a series of emotional posts on Twitter.
Former Police frontman Sting and producer Dave Audé have shared the official remix of their 1980 hit "Don't Stand So Close To Me," sending out a message on the importance of social distancing.
The life of Rock 'N Roll pioneer Buddy Holly is being brought to the silver screen by Bruce Beresford, the director of the Academy Award-winning film, "Driving Miss Daisy."
James Taylor and Jackson Browne have announced the postponement of their co-headlining tour by a year due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Rod Stewart recently sent a surprise "get well soon" card, and a check for $6,000 to a student nurse, who had gone into a 22-day Coronavirus coma earlier this month.
Joan Jett, Pat Benatar and many others will perform at the Supporting Health Care Heroes Concert, which benefits Long Island healthcare workers.
Pink Floyd co-founder Roger Waters has released a quarantine-style performance of the band's 1979 hit, "Mother."
Bruce Springsteen is gearing up to join American Celtic Punk band Dropkick Murphys to stream a live show from Boston's Fenway Park on May 29.
Rock band Kansas have released a lyric video for their latest single, "Memories Down The Line," from their forthcoming 15th studio album.
Metallica have launched their Batch 100 limited-edition box set of Blackened American Whiskey.
Singer and songwriter Graham Nash has revealed that he has completed "half an album" during his time in quarantine.
Alice Cooper has dropped a new song, "Don't Give Up," and an accompanying video, sending out a message of hope for the world amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.