Australian rock legends AC/DC reached the top spot on Billboard's Artist 100 chart for the first time in their career with the help of their latest album, Power Up.
The copy of John Lennon and Yoko Ono's Double Fantasy that Lennon signed for his killer, Mark David Chapman, is up for sale at auction.
Sammy Hagar recently revealed that he was on board for a proposed "kitchen sink tour" by Van Halen that did not take place.
The iconic drum kit played by Rush's Neil Peart between 1974 and 1977 is set to go under the hammer as part of Bonhams' Music Memorabilia auction.
AC/DC's 17th studio album and their first in about six years, Power Up, has debuted atop the Billboard 200 albums chart dated November 28, earning the legendary rock band its third No. 1 on the list.
KISS has announced plans to perform a virtual "Kiss 2020 Goodbye" concert on New Year's Eve.
AC/DC frontman Brian Johnson revealed through a video message on Thursday (November 19) that the band is planning a virtual video for their next single from the album Power Up.
Former President Barack Obama made a surprise appearance on William brothers Tim and Fred's YouTube channel TwinsTheNewTrend, and praised Bob Dylan and explained why he has Dylan's song on his playlist.
Guitarist Mike Campbell has revealed that he is not yet "ready emotionally" for a Heartbreakers reunion following the death of frontman Tom Petty in 2017.
Angus Young in a recent interview opened up about his late brother Malcolm Young's struggle with dementia during his final days.
Alt-Rock band Dashboard Confessional have shared their take on Elvis Presley's 1957 classic, "Blue Christmas."
Wolfgang Van Halen has made it clear that he is not interested in playing his late father's songs with his new band.
Toto frontman and guitarist Steve Lukather claims that the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame hates the band's guts.
Nelly is set to portray rock 'n' roll legend Chuck Berry in an upcoming Buddy Holly biopic.
Guitarist Snowy White has shared his fond memories of touring with Pink Floyd and Roger Waters.