Any Eagles album is expected to be a little laid-back, but this album cover shoot was enough to have the fire marshall called in.

In the late 1970s, a popular notion among rock critics was that the great rock bands had crested and were moving out to sea. The Rolling Stones changed that.

Live at Winchester Cathedral 1967 captures Sly and the Family Stone just before they released their debut album ...

Greg Welts, known as "Cuddles," was one of the band's percussionists from '97 to '98, replacing Anders Colsefni's ...

Now playing at the Coronado Theatre through mid-September, “The ’70s!” is the best of the four eras revues that Lamb’s ...

Recorded at 15 different studios over a 10-year period at a cost exceeding $13 million Chinese Democracy is the most expensive rock album ever made, which just goes to show that money can’t buy you ...

Nick Jonas says that the Jonas Brothers' catalog "aged very well" ahead of their tour marking the 20th anniversary of the ...

They were only rebranded as Yes when Anderson returned late in the proceedings. The results met the moment as MTV came on the air. Yes' next album, 1983's 90125, sold millions behind flashy videos and ...

With the world watching The Epstein List soap opera by the minute, Noise11 has decided to release The Epstein Files.

In the golden era of Britpop, Oasis had a strong visual identity that might have appeared simple but was carefully considered ...

Eric Slick has never boxed himself into just one corner of the live-music world. As a young musician growing up in Philadelphia, he played drums for the ...