Twisted Sister frontman Dee Snider has criticized the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Committee as "arrogant" and "elitist."
Spotify has launched an eight-episode podcast series featuring former president Barack Obama and Bruce Springsteen.
A new album of unreleased Gary Moore songs, How Blue Can You Get, will drop in April in commemoration of 10th anniversary of the death of Irish electric guitar legend.
Todd Rundgren is set to release a live recording of his 1973 classic album A Wizard, True Star on rainbow swirl colored vinyl via Cleopatra Records on March 5.
Soul Station, the side-project of KISS frontman Paul Stanely, is set to release a brand-new song, called "I, Oh I," on March 5.
Lynyrd Skynyrd have announced plans to release a live album and concert movie from one of their "greatest performances."
Black Sabbath's Tony Iommi recalled a "disastrous" attempt by the band to add string instruments to "Laguna Sunrise" from their 1972 album Vol. 4.
Rock & Roll Hall of Famers Beach Boys have sold a controlling stake in their intellectual property to Irving Azoff's Iconic Artists Group.
Ronnie James Dio's long-awaited autobiography "Rainbow in the Dark" is set to be released on July 27.
Eve Hewson, daughter of U2 frontman Bono, has revealed that her dad had to stop hiring "good-looking" support bands because she was a "troublemaker."
KISS founder and rhythm guitarist Paul Stanley said he is "grateful and thrilled" after receiving his second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.
Foo Fighters performed a cover of The Bee Gees' disco classic "You Should Be Dancing" during an appearance on Jo Whiley's "Sofa Sessions" on BBC Radio 2.
John Mellencamp has announced that a new live album and documentary will be released this spring.
Marking the 40th Anniversary of Jethro Tull's 1980 album A, the British rock band announced that a six-disc (3CD/3DVD) deluxe edition will be released on April 16.
Neil Young has announced that he will release his Young Shakespeare live album, as well as a concert film, on March 26.