Pepé Willie, the driving force behind Prince’s earliest breakthroughs and a pillar of Minneapolis’ music scene, has died at age 76. Known for his sharp industry savvy and generous spirit, Willie played a crucial role in shaping the careers of Prince and many others.
Legendary singer-songwriter Dave Mason has officially canceled all 2025 tour dates as he recovers from a severe infection and ongoing heart-related health issues.
Steve Perry, former Journey frontman, is auctioning off treasures from his personal archive — including handwritten lyrics to “Don’t Stop Believin’” — to aid Altadena wildfire victims through the Sweet Relief Musicians Fund.
Guns N’ Roses stunned fans in Istanbul with a pair of rare setlist changes — dropping a decades-old concert staple and reviving a deep cut from Appetite for Destruction for the first time since 2017.
Faster Pussycat frontman Taime Downe opened up about the tragic loss of his fiancée Kimberly Burch, reflecting on grief, sobriety, and healing through rock ’n’ roll as the band launches its 2025 summer tour.
After more than four decades, Michael McDonald rejoins the Doobie Brothers for Walk This Road, a soulful blend of rock, blues, and harmony-rich nostalgia that ranks among their most satisfying albums since the late ’70s.
Fresh off his last-ever BLACK SABBATH concert, Ozzy Osbourne will appear alongside Sharon, Kelly, and Jack Osbourne at Comic Con Midlands. The legendary metal family is set to bring a blast of rock royalty and reality TV nostalgia to Birmingham.
Hard rock icon Mark Tremonti will showcase his softer side this weekend, singing “New York, New York” live at the Belmont Stakes. The performance precedes new Sinatra-themed solo dates to benefit the Down syndrome community.
After a two-month absence due to foot and ankle issues, ZZ Top co-founder Frank Beard is back behind the drum kit and ready to rock. The Texas trio launches into a 52-date North American tour with all gears firing.
AC/DC lit up Cleveland in a thunderous finale to their Power Up North American tour. But with no future dates confirmed, fans are left wondering — was this the last time America gets rocked by the legends?
AC/DC closed out the North American leg of their Power Up tour with an explosive performance in Cleveland, thrilling 50,000 fans and leaving many to wonder: was this the band’s final U.S. show? At 77 and 70, Brian Johnson and Angus Young are still firing on all cylinders — but for how much longer?
Former Megadeth bassist David Ellefson has opened up about his final stint with the thrash metal giants, calling the dynamic with frontman Dave Mustaine increasingly strained and one-sided. In a revealing new interview, Ellefson says he’s moved on for good — and feels lighter because of it.
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