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Watch Lost Performance From Van Halen’s First World Tour
Twenty-five-minute show from 1978 revealed for the first time.
The Cars Frontman Ric Ocasek Dies
The singer was found dead today in his New York City apartment.
David Lee Roth: I've ‘Paid a Price’ for Van Halen Hiatus
Singer describes four-year lay-off as “paralyzing” as he gears up for Las Vegas residency.
Tom Petty's Ex-Wife Buys His Childhood House for $175,000
Jane Benyo Petty bought the Gainesville, Fla., home where her former husband spent much of his boyhood.
John Fogerty Came Up with ‘Green River’ when He Was 8 Years Old
Creedence Clearwater Revival frontman never forgot soda logo.
Eddie Money Through the Years: Photo Gallery
Career, family and friends are featured in the collection of photographs.
Eddie Money Dies at 70
He went from New York City police officer to one of the most reliable hitmakers of the late '70s and '80s.
The Who Announce New Album, ‘Who’
Listen to lead track “Ball and Chain” from first LP in 13 years.
David Lee Roth Says He's Likely 'Face of Van Halen' From Now On
Singer says he's going to Vegas solo because Eddie Van Halen's "probably not gonna answer the bell this time."
Has Dee Snider Played His Last Show?
Former Twisted Sister frontman announced break from performing onstage, adding, “We’ll see what happens after that.”
Tony Iommi on Firing Ozzy Osbourne: ‘We Had to Do Something’
Black Sabbath guitarist recalls how close the band came to splitting in 1979.
AC/DC Used to Scare Bison in Yellowstone
That's one way to get a 2,000-pound animal off the road.
George Harrison Would Have Gotten More Songs on Next Beatles LP
They discussed radically shifting the band's approach on a potential follow-up to 'Abbey Road.'
Rolling Stones Announce 'Let It Bleed' 50th-Anniversary Edition
Box set celebrates golden anniversary with stereo and mono mixes, plus 7" single.
Rush Release 'Making of A Farewell to Kings’ Comic Book
Volume based on interviews with Alex Lifeson and producer Terry Brown.
David Lee Roth Announces 2020 Las Vegas Residency
Singer is returning to Sin City and, apparently, to his solo career.
Rambo Movies Ranked Worst to Best
It started out with good intentions, then it swerved into something entirely different.
Why Robert Plant Let an Indie Film Use Two Led Zeppelin Songs
The movie wouldn't have been able to afford the licensing costs, were it not for singer's support.
10 Ways Rock Ruled the 1989 MTV Video Music Awards
With fistfights, raunchy jokes and once-in-a-lifetime performances, the network put on one of its most memorable shows in 1989.
Why John Paul Jones Won’t Do Any More Solo Albums
Former Led Zeppelin multi-instrumentalist never got over 1999’s ‘Zooma.’