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Bryan Adams has announced his imminent return with his 13th studio album ‘Get Up,’ to be released by UMe on October 16.
Genesis guitarist Daryl Stuermer's trio will present a new take on the band’s catalogue when they play August 12 in Frankfort, Illinois.
Warm congratulations to London rock band the Maccabees, who have achieved their first No. 1 album in the UK with their fourth album ‘Marks To Prove It.'
Watch the first trailer for HBO’s series set in the '70s New York music scene, ‘Vinyl,’ directed by Martin Scorsese and produced by him and Mick Jagger.
The surviving members of 1970s British rock heroes the Faces - Rod Stewart, Ronnie Wood and Kenney Jones - are reuniting, but for one night only.
Paul McCartney and Dave Grohl are among the guests on the September 11 album by the Hollywood Vampires, convened by Alice Cooper, Joe Perry and Johnny Depp.
As ‘The Who Hits 50’ prepares to celebrate their incredible half-century, we’re celebrating too, digging deeper with a hand-picked playlist of The Who.
Harry Pitch, the veteran British harmonica player who appeared on many pop hits and gave John Lennon advice for his playing on 'Love Me Do,' has died at 90.
‘Tug of War’ and ‘Pipes of Peace' will be issued by MPL and the Concord Music Group in the Paul McCartney Archive Collection on October 2.
Bon Jovi have announced the album ‘Burning Bridges' for August 21 release, ahead of an international tour. Pre-order it here and watch new lyric videos.
The Apple Records label, renowned for its eclecticism, produced several household names - Mary Hopkin, Billy Preston, James Taylor and John Tavener.
Multi-platinum rock band Collective Soul have signed to Vanguard Records and will release the new album ‘See What You Started By Continuing’ on October 2.
Apple Music has today (Monday) unveiled a new video for Keith Richards’ ‘Trouble,’ the rocking lead track from his forthcoming solo album ‘Crosseyed Heart.’
The Ramblin' Man Fair comes to Surrey this weekend (July 25-26) with Gregg Allman, Camel, Marillion, Seasick Steve and many more.
34 years ago the George Harrison song ‘Teardrops' was released as a single from 'Somewhere In England,' and missed the charts in both the US and UK.
