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John Mellencamp announces his 19-city "Dancing Worlds Tour – The Greatest Hits," including a special July 18 show in Noblesville, Indiana, featuring career-spanning setlist.
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
Vinnie Vincent, former Kiss guitarist, demands fans purchase 1,000 copies of his $300 single before releasing his new album, 'Guitarmageddon,' citing music devaluation.
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
'Born to Run' was a make-or-break album for Bruce Springsteen, saving his career from being dropped by his label and launching him into mainstream stardom.
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.
Oasis concludes its 41-date "Live '25" reunion tour in São Paulo, Brazil, announcing a period of reflection. Liam Gallagher hinted at future shows, but the band's next steps remain uncertain.
Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry discusses how modern recording, including his work with Yungblud, has shifted from live studio sessions to computer-based methods.
Amyl and the Sniffers dominated the 2025 ARIA Awards, winning four major awards including Album of the Year and Best Group. Electronic artist Ninajirachi secured three wins, while Dom Dolla received t
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
Alice Cooper reunited with the original surviving members of his band—Michael Bruce, Dennis Dunaway, and Neal Smith—for a charity concert in Phoenix, Arizona, performing classic hits and new songs to
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.
