Matthew Wilkening

Matthew Wilkening is the founding Editor in Chief of UltimateClassicRock.com and UltimatePrince.com.

The 'Friends' star brought the spirit and mannerisms of Chandler Bing into the classroom.

Enter to win the box set and picture disc editions of Motley Crue's best album.

Neither Bruce Springsteen nor Billy Joel was deemed the most famous musician born in 1949.

The band repeatedly promised that their 27th Cleveland show would be their last.

From giant floating carrots to weenie roasts on the moon, there are some big misfires.

They scored seven other Top 40 hits in the U.K., including a second chart-topper.

These famous artists have embraced natural changes.

The band tore into "Stone Cold Crazy" for the first time since 2018.

Songs from two 1971 shows are among the collection's highlights.

Band used groundbreaking venue's video capabilities to create some unforgettable fire.

Two interactive Trabant cars are among the highlights.

"It's like a motor car. It's getting worn out."

Three members of the Heartbreakers backed Dylan on a trio of songs from 1965.

Original Van Halen singer toggled between two approaches when he was on his own.

"I didn’t think he was going to do anything that good," bandmate Paul Stanley admitted.

Kiss star admitted he "basked in the drama" on the 1978 LP.