After a turbulent month of “in and out like a bleedin’ squeezebox,” drummer Zak Starkey has confirmed he’s been officially fired from The Who — again. His departure ends a 29-year run, with Scott Devours stepping in for what’s being billed as the band’s final shows.
KINGS OF THRASH—formed by MEGADETH alumni David Ellefson, Jeff Young, and joined by Chris Poland—break free with their crushing new original track “Lockdown,” signaling a powerful step beyond their legacy roots.
After a chaotic year that saw a canceled tour and a management shakeup, The Black Keys rise from the ashes with No Rain, No Flowers, their 13th studio album arriving August 8 — and the title track is already turning heads.
Before Girls Just Want to Have Fun made her a pop icon, Cyndi Lauper’s big break came with an unexpected assist from hard rock legends Bad Company. Here’s the surprising story of how a classic rock band helped launch one of the most colorful voices in pop.
Rock legend Sammy Hagar is putting old rivalries aside to cheer on David Lee Roth’s return to the stage. In a surprising show of solidarity, Hagar says fans should embrace both Van Halen eras — because the music is what truly matters.
After 14 months off the radar, Foo Fighters will return to the stage Oct. 4 at the Singapore Grand Prix—marking Dave Grohl’s first full concert since 2024.
A dreamy slice of Fleetwood Mac history is up for grabs—Stevie Nicks’ Marina del Rey condo, once home to the legendary songstress during her rise to superstardom, is now on the market for $3.9 million.
Thrash metal legends EXODUS have officially welcomed back Rob Dukes after Steve “Zetro” Souza’s unexpected departure. Guitarist Gary Holt pulls no punches as he reflects on aging, loyalty, and the band’s path forward—with a double album in the works and zero tolerance for drama.
Queens of the Stone Age descend into the haunted heart of Paris for a once-in-a-lifetime performance in the legendary Catacombs. “Alive In The Catacombs” premieres June 5, capturing a stripped-down, cinematic reimagining of QOTSA like you’ve never seen—or heard—before.
Foreigner just unleashed “Quiero Saber Si Es Amor,” a Spanish remake of their mega-hit “I Want To Know What Love Is,” teaming up with Mexican star Joy Huerta in a groundbreaking bilingual duet.
King Crimson legend Robert Fripp is recovering after a heart attack went undetected for two weeks, leading to emergency surgery overseas. His wife Toyah Willcox calls it a “miracle” he’s still alive.
Former Eagles guitarist Don Felder says he’s on peaceful terms with his old bandmates but hasn’t been asked to join the band at their Sphere residency—and he’s not expecting the call anytime soon.
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