Tag "best classic bands"
When Spinal Tap Reunited for Their 35th Anniversary
Nigel Tufnel, David St. Hubbons and Derek Smalls performed an acoustic set for an appreciative Tribeca Film Festival audience following a special screening
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Linda Ronstadt Honors Eagles at 2016 Kennedy Center
She was one of their biggest benefactors, giving Glenn Frey and Don Henley’s careers a significant early boost as members of her band
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Remembering Austin Powers’ ‘Mini-Me,’ Verne Troyer
The 2 ft. 8 in. actor was born with a genetic disorder known as achondroplasia dwarfism. He made his – mostly silent – mark in the film series
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Bob Seger Leads Stars in Eagles ‘Fast Lane’ Tribute
The Detroit rocker led a cast that included Vince Gill, Kings of Leon and even Ringo Starr to perform a hit at the 2016 Kennedy Center Honors
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U2 2017: Tour and New Album in Forecast
In a Christmas video greeting to their fans, Bono said the band “will honor 30 years of The Joshua Tree” with “some special shows coming”
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Watch 1000 Musicians Perform ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit’
Months after Rockin’ 1000 produced their incredible tribute to Davie Bowie, they’ve done it again with the release of Nirvana’s huge hit
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2016 in Review: Best of the Boxed Sets & Collections
It’s that time of year and we’ve ID’d great titles from Led Zep, Queen, Pink Floyd, Dylan, Bowie and more. Our guide to the year’s best.
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Watch: Eagles at 2016 Kennedy Center Honors
The Kennedy Center has released a clip from the 2016 Honorees event. Don Henley and Timothy B. Schmit discuss Glenn Frey’s absence
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2016 in Review: New Albums by Classic Rockers
2016 was a banner year for new studio albums by classic rockers: the Stones, Santana, Neil Young, Paul Simon, the Monkees and many more. Here’s our guide to the best!
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Paul McCartney Sings ‘Give Peace a Chance’ in 2008 in Kyiv, Ukraine
The free event, named Independence Concert, was performed outdoors at Independence Square on June 14, in front of what was reported to be 350,000 people
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