After a decade that saw him reunite the E Street Band, release two strong albums of new material, an acclaimed folk music project and seemingly endless touring, Bruce Springsteen took a step backward with his next project.
The Teenage Cancer Trust, the charity founded by Roger Daltrey, has announced that its annual week of benefit concerts, which will be held on March 23-28 at London’s Royal Albert Hall.
By giving up touring while they can still sell out major venues, Motley Crue are well aware that they're losing the opportunity to continue to ride the gravy train.
As if the war of words between fans of the teams playing in the Super Bowl wasn’t already high, we now have a second parody of AC/DC’s ‘Big Balls’ with new lyrics about DeflateGate, the scandal that has rocked the New England Patriots.
Last night, an all-star collection of metal musicians paid tribute to Randy Rhoads.
Nearly two weeks ago, Rich Robinson announced that the Black Crowes had officially broken up.
You’d think that, with the end in sight, Motley Crue would be looking to wiggle their way out of some of the dates on their last-ever tour.
The group's first album on Capitol Records was released on Jan. 20, 1964.
A case of the stomach flu to the drummer caused the band to abandon their concert on Jan. 17.
As the Beatles were getting set to conquer America, the group that would be considered their most serious competition was just getting started.
