Mick Jagger, Bono, Paul McCartney, the Beatles and Bruce Springsteen were among those mentioned in the Jeffrey Epstein files.

Jon Anderson of Yes is hitting the road with Band Geeks for a tour, celebrating epic classics and a new album in the works.

Megadeth kicked off their farewell tour Sunday night with a blistering 17-song set in Victoria, British Columbia. You can see ...

Winger just can't get enuff of the stage. After playing their purported final shows last year, the "Seventeen" rockers have a ...

A few of them actually had solo projects rebranded as a band record. It happened to Tony Iommi, whose 1986 Seventh Star LP arrived on store shelves as the latest from Black Sabbath. Dave Grohl was ...

Nancy Wilson said she wants to make one more Heart album and take a "victory lap" to celebrate the band's half-century legacy ...

Micky Dolenz kicked off his 60 Years of the Monkees tour on Thursday at the Belly Up Tavern in Solana Beach, California, ...

The Australian Pink Floyd Show, honored as "the gold standard" in tribute bands, is heading to North America for the 2026 ...

The Party Never Ends tour kicks off Feb. 20 in Bristol, Tennessee and Bach will be joined by Stitched Up Heart, who will open ...

A look back at the best and worst solo albums from Pink Floyd's David Gilmour, Roger Waters, Syd Barrett, Richard Wright and Nick Mason.

The former Foreigner frontman's last solo album was 2009's indie-released Lou Gramm Band. His most recent major-label record ...

The band's Adam Duritz shared the story of how they found themselves in hot water with the legendary television program.