Music•Jan 11
Bob Weir, the guitarist and singer who co-founded the Grateful Dead and helped define the San Francisco counterculture sound, has died at 78. He transitioned peacefully after courageously beating canc
Music•Jan 8
Vinnie Vincent, former Kiss guitarist, demands fans purchase 1,000 copies of his $300 single before releasing his new album, 'Guitarmageddon,' citing music devaluation.
Music•Jan 6
Tyler Bates has announced his departure from Marilyn Manson's touring band to focus on film, television, and artist projects, but will support the upcoming 'Chapter Two' release.
Music•Jan 4
U2 is working on their first new album of original songs since 2017, with lead singer Bono confirming the band's strong desire for new music and hinting at a future tour. Brian Eno is returning as pro
Entertainment•Dec 31
Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest will ring in 2026 with an 8-hour telecast on ABC, featuring 39 performances and the Times Square ball drop.
Law•Dec 28
Lawsuits between Perry Farrell and other Jane's Addiction members have been dismissed, concluding a contentious legal battle stemming from an onstage incident.
Design Tech•Dec 19
New AI-powered imaging tools are transforming home renovation and interior design, allowing users to instantly redesign rooms and making professional-grade design more accessible and affordable.
Art Tech•Dec 15
New design trends for 2026 show creators blending AI with human authenticity, moving from polished perfection to personal, tactile visuals, with 80% aiming to regain creative control.
Music•Dec 14
Fifty years on, Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason reflects on the turbulent creation of 'Wish You Were Here,' detailing creative struggles and a haunting visit from Syd Barrett.
Music•Dec 13
Bruno Mars joined rock legends Slash, Duff McKagan, and Chad Smith for a private event in New York, performing Michael Jackson's "Dirty Diana" and rock classics, sparking fan calls for a rock album.
Entertainment•Dec 11
The Who frontman Roger Daltrey has been knighted for his significant contributions to music and charity, particularly his 25 years of work with the Teenage Cancer Trust, which raised over £34 million.
Music•Dec 11
Fatboy Slim's 'Satisfaction Skank,' sampling The Rolling Stones' 1965 hit, has finally been officially released after 25 years. The Stones approved the mashup, allowing Norman Cook to use original mas
Music•Dec 4
Steve Cropper, the legendary guitarist, songwriter, and producer known for his work with Booker T. & the M.G.’s and The Blues Brothers, has died at 84.
Art Tech•Nov 24
Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry discusses how modern recording, including his work with Yungblud, has shifted from live studio sessions to computer-based methods.
Music•Nov 19
Mötley Crüe announce a 33-city North American "Return of the Carnival of Sins" tour for Summer 2026, celebrating 20 years of the original tour and the band's 45th anniversary, with support from Tesla
Art Investment•Nov 18
The Royal Mint releases a commemorative coin honoring Freddie Mercury, featuring his portrait, signature, and Live Aid details, with prices up to £9,350 and a special edition for charity.
Music•Nov 16
Dennis DeYoung, Styx frontman, criticizes the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame for delaying inductions until artists are incapacitated or deceased, citing Paul Rodgers' absence from the 2025 ceremony.
Entertainment•Nov 13
Melbourne saw 374 bagpipers perform AC/DC's 'It's a Long Way to the Top,' setting a new world record. The event celebrated the band's return to Australia.
Music•Nov 12
Six iconic singers from REO Speedwagon, Journey, Chicago, Kansas, The Romantics, and Loverboy are forming a supergroup for a one-night cancer research fundraiser organized by Scott Hamilton on Novembe
