Def Leppard have announced a fall U.S. tour with ZZ Top. The 20/20 Vision tour will kick off on September 21 at Times Union Center in Albany, New York.
Metallica has postponed the second installment of the All Within My Hands Helping Hands Concert to September.
Parlophone Records released "The Man Who Sold the World (Live Eno Mix)," the final installment of David Bowie's streaming EP of six unveiled and rare tracks from Is It Any Wonder?, released over six weeks.
Brian May thanked fans for their support and asked for an apology after an altercation with the cameraman from Australia's Channel 7.
Sons of Apollo drummer Mike Portnoy paid a nice tribute to his late hero, Neil Peart of Rush, by rocking a few classics from the legend on a tiny seven-piece kids jazz drum kit.
ZZ Top vocalist and guitarist, Billy Gibbons recently spoke with The Daily Express and shared his experience opening for Jimi Hendrix in 1968.
A new documentary about legendary music venue The Gorge Amphitheatre will be released in theaters across the U.S. for a one-night-only event on April 28.
Bob Dylan's 2003 film Masked And Anonymous is set to receive a Blu-Ray release this year.
Former Eagles guitarist Don Felder is engaged to longtime girlfriend Diane McInerney, a weekend anchor for "Inside Edition."
Speaking at a Q&A session after a New York screening of his concert film Us + Them, Roger Waters said the United States is a "fool's hell" and described President Donald Trump as a "tyrant."
Morrissey, Bauhaus and Blondie are set to headline a new one-day festival, Cruel World, scheduled to take place on May 2 at the Grounds at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, California.
Ozzy Osbourne reveals that he was originally diagnosed with Parkinson's in 2003.
Jimi Hendrix's 1970 live album, Band of Gypsys is set to be reissued on vinyl on March 27 by Capitol/UME, to mark the album's 50th anniversary.
Queen guitarist Brian May, normally considered one of the easiest going musicians in the world, lost his cool and lashed out at a news cameraman in Australia.
A year after suffering a heart attack and undergoing open heart surgery, Lindsey Buckingham has announced a solo U.S. tour in the Spring.