Early Beatles Drummer Andy White Dead
How potent is the fame of The Beatles? Andy White, who played one session with them heard on “Love Me Do,” made worldwide news when he died Monday (11/9).
Read MoreGuns N’ Roses Reunion Tour a Reality?
It’s been an extravaganza of bad blood, cruel words and seemingly irreparable relations between Axl Rose and Slash over the last 25 years… until now.
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The Cure Share 2016 Tour Schedule
Hard as it is to believe, The Cure is closing in on 40 years as a band. That means lots of material to draw from when they tour in celebration next year.
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David Bowie’s New Stage Project (Update)
David Bowie’s new turn as a playwright with “Lazarus” has started previews and opens off-Broadway in December
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Mumford & Sons Add to 2016 Tour
The band are seemingly always touring and have added U.S. dates ‘Through the Heartland’ to their busy schedule. Facebook Photo: CrowdAlbum.com
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Neil Young Releases 1988 Live Album
Young culls a 23-song live album from his archive, “Bluenote Cafe,” that features him backed by horns and offers seven never-before-released songs.
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Billy Idol Expands Vegas Residency
Is he selling out or buying in? Or is Billy Idol simply he latest rock star to do a first Las Vegas residency as a means to reach fans?
Read MoreAerosmith: Cracks In The Attic?
Has Steven Tyler’s upcoming country solo album ruffled some feathers within the band?
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Zappa ‘200 Motels’ Live Orchestral Set Coming
Lots of Zappa goodies: An orchestral recording of the “200 Motels” soundtrack, the1973 in-concert film “Roxy: The Movie,” and a documentary in the works.
Read MoreThe Who Celebrate 50 With ‘Live in Hyde Park’
The Who’s Live in Hyde Park showed briefly in theaters in October, but come November 20th, fans can enjoy the full concert at home via DVD, Blu-ray, CD and digital formats. The concert documentary showcases the band’s triumphant return to
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