QUEEN’s Brian May Pays Tribute to Late Producer Roy Thomas Baker: “His Work Will Never Be Forgotten”
Legendary QUEEN producer Roy Thomas Baker, best known for his work on Bohemian Rhapsody and multiple QUEEN albums, has died at 78. Guitarist Brian May and drummer Roger Taylor paid heartfelt tributes to the producer whose sonic wizardry helped define QUEEN’s early sound.
Carlos Santana Hospitalized in San Antonio for Dehydration, Show Postponed
Guitar legend Carlos Santana was hospitalized for dehydration just before a scheduled concert in San Antonio on April 22. The 77-year-old is reportedly doing well and is expected to resume his tour soon. Tonight’s show has been postponed with plans to reschedule.
Billy Idol Drops Explosive New Single “77” Featuring Avril Lavigne Ahead of Dream Into It
Billy Idol has unveiled “77,” a fiery new single featuring Avril Lavigne, from his upcoming autobiographical album Dream Into It. The two punk rebels are set to perform the track live on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on April 28, just days after the album’s April 25 release.
Rock Hall 2025 Inductees to Be Revealed Live on American Idol — Phish Tops Fan Vote
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame class of 2025 will be unveiled on the April 27 episode of American Idol. With Phish, Bad Company, Billy Idol, and more in the mix, fans are eagerly waiting to see which legends make the cut. Phish finished first in the fan vote — by a landslide.
Zak Starkey Rejoins The Who After Brief Exit: “We Are a Family” Says Pete Townshend
In a stunning turnaround, Zak Starkey is officially back behind the kit for The Who, just days after reports of his firing made headlines. Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey say the dust has settled and the drummer’s nearly 30-year run will continue — with a bit less boom-boom.
Alice Cooper Reunites Original Band for First Studio Album in 50 Years: The Revenge of Alice Cooper
For the first time in over half a century, the original Alice Cooper band is back with a new album. The Revenge of Alice Cooper arrives July 25 via earMUSIC, marking a haunting return to form with 14 fresh tracks, vintage attitude, and even a ghostly riff from late guitarist Glen Buxton.
Stevie Nicks Begins Work on ‘Ghost Record’ Inspired by Wildfires, Prince, and Personal Memories
Stevie Nicks is back in the studio, crafting an autobiographical “ghost record” sparked by her time in wildfire evacuation and a long-remembered moment with Prince. The Fleetwood Mac icon has already penned seven intimate new tracks, her first batch of original songs in over a decade.
Mike Mangini Reflects on Dream Theater Exit: “It Just Made Sense”
After 13 years behind the kit, drummer Mike Mangini has opened up about his October 2023 departure from Dream Theater in a series of recent interviews. Replaced by original drummer Mike Portnoy, Mangini reflects on the split with grace, clarity, and a forward-looking focus on new creative ventures.
Billy Joel, Metallica, Eddie Vedder & More Rock the 2025 Tribeca Film Festival
This year’s Tribeca Film Festival is turning the volume up to 11 with rock-centered documentaries on Billy Joel, Metallica, Eddie Vedder, Billy Idol, and more. The June event will feature live performances, film premieres, and all-star Q&As, making it a must-watch for music fans.
AC/DC Ignites L.A. With ‘High Voltage’ Pop-Up Store Ahead of Rose Bowl Show
AC/DC fans in Los Angeles are getting a jolt of rock ‘n’ roll this week as the band opens a High Voltage-themed pop-up store on Melrose Ave, packed with rare merch, tour props, and exclusive vinyl drops. The store opens just ahead of their Rose Bowl concert on April 18.
Phish Dominates Rock Hall Fan Vote With Days to Go — Could Make Jam Band History
With less than a week left in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame fan vote, jam band titans Phish have surged ahead with over 310,000 votes, making them the clear frontrunner. If the lead holds, it will mark a milestone moment for the band and their devoted community of fans.
The Who Part Ways With Zak Starkey After 29 Years: Daltrey Fallout Ends Long-Standing Tenure
The Who have officially let go of longtime drummer Zak Starkey, following a reported onstage dispute with frontman Roger Daltrey at London’s Royal Albert Hall. Starkey, the son of Ringo Starr, had toured with the band since 1996, marking an end to nearly three decades of powerhouse drumming.
