Jeff Giles

It arrived after a period of turmoil for the band.

Their second Sammy Hagar-era album was an eclectic mix of styles.

Bold experimentation led the band to new commercial heights.

"When Kurt died, every time the radio came on, it broke my heart."

In case you were wondering, it comes "complete with an avocado-green rotary-dial phone and a wooden console stereo with an eight-track player and several Skynyrd eight-tracks that still sound just fine."

Apparently not everyone wants to jump into a car with James Corden and sing along to some of their biggest hits.

This latest European leg of the run, which extends a tour the band started last year, and as before, they're showing a willingness to dip a little further into the vault for material.

David Bowie's vaults will open long enough to release a trio of rare archival recordings this summer.

We can add Def Leppard to the growing list of artists pursuing some sort of alcohol-related product as a side business.

After Glenn Frey's death, it seemed likely that the Eagles were finished, but after augmenting their lineup with Vince Gill and Frey's son Deacon filling in, they've started a new chapter.