Little Feat’s first album of original material in over a decade, Strike Up the Band, doesn’t just echo their legacy — it reinvents it. With new blood in guitarist Scott Sharrard and a firecracker lineup delivering funk, blues, and rock with fearless camaraderie, the band proves it’s still a force to be reckoned with.
Rock titans Joe Satriani and Steve Vai unleash their inner teenagers in a blistering new track, “I Wanna Play My Guitar,” featuring powerhouse vocals from Glenn Hughes and setting the tone for their upcoming Surfing with the Hydra tour.
Billy Idol is opening up about the punk movement’s controversial use of Nazi imagery in the 1970s, calling it a misunderstood form of “performance art” meant to provoke and reflect societal fascism—not endorse it.
Jake Holmes is once again taking Jimmy Page to court over songwriting credit for “Dazed and Confused,” this time naming Sony Pictures and others in a copyright lawsuit tied to the “Becoming Led Zeppelin” documentary.
Billy Idol tore through Austin’s Moody Center with unrelenting energy, new hits, classic anthems, and a shirtless swagger that proved age is just a number for rock’s original bad boy.
Ghost’s hauntingly introspective new album Skeletá has debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, marking a historic win for hard rock and vinyl fans alike. Led by the infectious single “Satanized” and the arrival of Papa V Perpetua, the album topped charts with a jaw-dropping 44,000 vinyl sales—cementing Tobias Forge’s unholy vision in the annals of rock.
When Pink Floyd set out to reinvent their live show without Roger Waters, they didn’t just aim high — they aimed for military-grade. Armed with gold lasers leased from the U.S. Army and a jaw-dropping light show, the A Momentary Lapse of Reason tour became one of the most ambitious spectacles in rock history.
Christopher Cross’ Grammy-sweeping 1980 debut is getting the deluxe treatment with 11 rare and unreleased tracks, including demos, outtakes, and a fan-favorite bonus from the 2012 Japanese edition. The expanded edition is available digitally now, with CD and vinyl on the horizon.
Aerosmith legends Steven Tyler and Joe Perry reunited onstage in San Francisco for the first time since 2023, delivering a fiery set packed with hits and all-star guest appearances during the Janie’s Fund benefit concert.
After decades of waiting, Chubby Checker has finally been inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, but the twist pioneer isn’t ready to slow down. While grateful, he says the industry owes him more — not just recognition, but rotation.
Guns N’ Roses launched their 2025 world tour in Incheon, South Korea, unleashing a 22-song set packed with classics, deep cuts, and the debut of new drummer Isaac Carpenter. Opening with “Welcome to the Jungle” for the first time in over a decade, GN’R proved they’re not done evolving.
Though Simon Kirke is celebrating his Rock Hall induction with Bad Company, the legendary drummer is voicing concern that his earlier band, Free, may be fading too far into the past to ever get the recognition they deserve.
Joni Mitchell, the iconic singer-songwriter whose poetic lyrics and innovative music have...
Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Tracks II: The Lost Albums’ is not just a collection—it’s a revelation....
In a move that’s bound to electrify the rock world, Queens of the Stone Age have announced the...
