John Gustafson, who memorably collaborated in the '70s with Ian Gillan and Roxy Music, has died at 72.
The trailer for the Doors' long-lost self-produced rock documentary 'Feast of Friends' has the effect of stripping away four decades of mythology, revealing the group as flesh-and-blood collaborators and friends -- rather than rock demigods.
For four decades, AC/DC have blasted the rock 'n' roll landscape with towering riffs and a winking innuendo that cuts to the primal heart of the music.
John Mellencamp will be hitting towns both small and large as part of a massive new 80-date tour in support of his forthcoming 'Plain Spoken' album.
U2 has released 'Songs of Innocence,' its first album in five years, for free via iTunes.
Ozzy Osbourne has become infamous for urinating on the Alamo and scaring the bejesus out of the innocent, right?
Mick Jagger serves as producer on a new documentary focusing on the early life and music of James Brown.
Though rightly famous for 1969's 'Trout Mask Replica,' Captain Beefheart continued constructing experimental, deeply intriguing albums into the '80s.
With the sad news today that comedy legend Joan Rivers has died, we've decided to take a look back at the first episode of her late-night TV show, when she was visited by not one but two rock legends: David Lee Roth and Elton John.
Damn Yankees have gotten back together twice since their turn-of-the-'90s heyday -- in 1998 and 2010.
As the storm surrounding Gene Simmons' recent controversial comments about suicide grows to include radio station boycotts of his band's music, the Kiss has star issued a new statement declaring that he "deeply" supports those who suffer from depression.
Nikki Sixx has taken Gene Simmons to task after the Kiss star implied that those with depression should just kill themselves.