The Beatles' first contract with manager Brian Epstein, signed 56 years ago, is up for auction.
Tina - The Tina Turner Musical has announced online open call auditions for young actresses to play the role of "Young Anna Mae Bullock."
The Who have announced plans to return to Madison Square Garden in New York City on September 1.
The Doors guitarist Robby Krieger and David Crosby are set to appear at the second annual WeedCon West expo.
Heart have announced plans to extend their "Love Alive" cross-country summer tour into the fall.
A court battle over Aretha Franklin's estate is heating up after the recent discovery of handwritten wills purportedly penned by the Queen of Soul.
America's Gerry Beckley has announced the upcoming release of a new solo album and dropped its first single, "Life Lessons."
The Who frontman Roger Daltrey thinks that the band have made their "best album since Quadrophenia."
A California man who claims to be a "super fan" of Tom Petty says he has made an offer of $175,000 to buy the late singer's childhood home in northeast Gainesville, Florida.
George Thorogood has shared his surprise encounter with legendary producer David Geffen during a concert in 1981.
A new Rush film titled Cinema Strangiato: An Annual Exercise In Fan Indulgence will hit theaters around the world on August 21.
Sheryl Crow has confirmed her new album Threads will feature Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards, Eric Clapton, Sting, Eagles guitarist Joe Walsh and many more.
Grammy Award-winning music legend Carole King will celebrate the Fourth of July with the Broadway cast of Beautiful, the musical based on her life, and the star of the stage show, Vanessa Carlton.
Bruce Springsteen has released his first studio album in five years and his 19th overall.
Adam Lambert says speculation about a possible sequel to Queen biopic Bohemian Rhapsody "doesn't make sense" to him.