Stevie Nicks Extends Tour Into 2024
Eight more dates have been added.
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Journey Announces 2024 Tour Dates With Toto
Trek will stop in 30 North American cities.
Mike Love Admits Making ‘Pet Sounds’ ‘Wasn’t Always Pleasant’
He referred to Brian Wilson as 'Stalin of the Studio' while they were crafting the Beach Boys' classic.
The Association's Terry Kirkman Dies
Singer-songwriter penned some of the band's biggest hits, including "Cherish."
Hear Motley Crue’s ‘Hotter Than Hell’ Demo off ‘Shout at the Devil’ Box Set
'Year of the Devil' arrives on Oct. 27.
Shooting Outside Vince Neil Concert Leaves One Critically Injured
He was in the middle of performing when "people started running."
Watch Bob Dylan’s Surprise Farm Aid 2023 Appearance
Three members of the Heartbreakers backed Dylan on a trio of songs from 1965.
Keith Richards Doesn’t Like Pop
Rolling Stones co-founder doesn't care to “hear people yelling at me and telling me it’s music."
Cheap Trick: Hometown Heroes
Illinois town continues to embrace rockers with a fan trail and planned casino featuring Rick Nielsen's guitars.
Heard of New England's 'Toy Town' That Has a Giant Rocking Horse?
Clyde is a giant rocking horse that stands under a pavilion located in Winchendon, Massachusetts. Have you been?
Ready for Apple Picking? No. 1 Best Orchard in the US Is in Maine
This Maine apple orchard recently won the title of 2023 Best Apple Orchard in America by USA TODAY. Have you been yet?
Wachtel Told Jagger He Was Wrong
Session great sat in on sessions for the Rolling Stones' 'Bridges to Babylon.'
Paul Simon Doesn’t Blame Art Garfunkel for Duo’s Breakup
"It wasn’t Artie's fault."
Why Jon Bon Jovi Won’t Sing at His Son’s Wedding
Jake Bongiovi got engaged to 'Stranger Things' star Millie Bobby Brown earlier this year.
David Coverdale and Jimmy Page Sought John Entwistle or Chris Squire for Joint Album
"The Ox and Chris, they were just breathtaking players," singer tells UCR.
Maine Officials: Half of Maine's Medical Cannabis May Be Tainted
Maine's medical cannabis industry, which brought in more than $300 million in revenue last year, doesn't have the same testing requirements that the recreational pot does.