Join Me in L.A.' tribute concert at L.A.'s United Theater featured Jackson Browne, Dwight Yoakam, Fountains of Wayne and many more.

Relive the golden age of music with 10 iconic albums from the 60s and 70s that defined a generation. From rock legends to ...

In a new interview, Yungblud named his five favorite albums of all time. The rocker made a recent appearance on the Lipps Service podcast where he discussed his collaborative EP with Aerosmith, ...

The new Spinal Tap movie features a version of the song “Stonehenge” with Elton John. In the original 1984 mockumentary “This Is Spinal Tap,” the song was ...

There’s a clever brilliance to the title and cover art of Brian Dunne’s latest record, Clams Casino. The scene is simple yet striking: Dunne sits alone at a table in an Italian restaurant, framed by ...

A look at the most skipped songs from 40 of classic rock’s most famous albums makes one thing crystal clear: The music world is dominated by individual songs now. Streaming services such as Spotify ...

Carlisle talked with Variety about the long-in-the-works covers album, how the Go-Go’s reunion went (and whether there could be more or not), and where her eclectic tastes drift when she’s at home in ...

Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson speaks with Full Metal Jackie about all he has going on this year and into next, as well as what 1970s rock album cover "haunted" him and eventually led him to ...

He was lit on fire for one of the most famous album covers of all time. Ronnie Rondell Jr., the legendary Hollywood stuntman best known for his fiery pose on an iconic Pink Floyd album cover, has died ...

Stuntman Ronnie Rondell Jr., who is well-known to Pink Floyd fans as the businessman in flames on the album cover of “Wish You Were Here,” has died at the age of 88. An obituary for Rondell says he ...

Bernie Leadon, the 78-year-old founding member of the Eagles, is making a return to music with his first album in over 20 years, “Too Late to Be Cool,” Parade reports. During an interview with Variety ...

Beloved rock guitarist Larry Gillstrom has died. He was 70. “It is with heavy hearts we must announce the sudden passing of Larry Gillstrom on Monday, August 4th 2025,” his band, Kick Axe, wrote on ...