October New Music Releases
Check out the classic rock albums, DVDs and reissues coming your way soon.
David Coverdale Interview
The Whitesnake frontman talks about the new 30th-anniversary edition of his band's breakthrough album.
‘Rolling Stone’ for Sale
After a half-century as an independent entity, the magazine is heading for new ownership.
Elton John, Movie Star
Examining the Rocket Man's film and TV career.
Harry Styles Covers Fleetwood Mac
The former One Direction star takes on a 'Rumours' classic.
New Steely Dan Tour Dates
A little more than a week after the death of co-founder Walter Becker, the band has lined up some concerts.
Pretenders Add New Live CD to Recent ‘Alone’ Album
The Pretenders have announced a new edition of their most recent album, 'Alone,' which will come with a second disc of 15 live tracks recorded over the past year.
New ‘Secret’ Bad Company Live Set Available Only at Walmart
A “secret” Bad Company live CD and DVD set has gone on sale exclusively at Walmart.
Roger Waters Feuds With Local TV Station After News Report Leads to Youth Dance Group Canceling Concert Appearance
Roger Waters' outspoken politics are well known to anyone who's spent any length of time listening to his music.
Phil Collen Looks Back on Def Leppard’s ‘Hysteria': Exclusive Video Premiere
Def Leppard guitarist Phil Collen takes fans on a trip back in time to the genesis of some of the biggest hits from the group's 'Hysteria' album in a new video interview.
Rob Halford and Sammy Hagar to Film Live ‘Wikipedia: Fact or Fiction’ at Loudwire Music Awards
Judas Priest frontman Rob Halford and former Van Halen singer Sammy Hagar will take part in a live filming of "Wikipedia: Fact or Fiction" at the Loudwire Music Awards in Los Angeles on Oct. 24.
Bob Seger Announces New Album, ‘I Knew You When,’ Releases Single to Radio
The news coincides perfectly with Bob Seger's sold-out concert Saturday night at the Palace of Auburn Hills outside his native Detroit.
35 Years Ago: The Who Kick Off Their First Farewell Tour
A little more than three years after drummer Keith Moon died, the Who were feeling out of sorts with each other, musically and onstage.
Jackyl’s Jesse James Dupree Celebrates 25 Years of Chainsaw-Driven Rock ‘n’ Roll
Inside the station was Jackyl, with their wild-man leader, Jesse James Dupree, with chainsaw in hand, cranking through another rendition of the fan favorite “The Lumberjack.”
Frank Zappa Hologram Tour Is in the Works
No dates have been set, but the Zappa Family Trust says sidemen have already committed to the venture.
Third Annual Ronnie James Dio Cancer Charity Event Adds Classic Rockers to Celebrity Bowling Tournament
A growing roster of classic rockers is lining up to take to the lanes in tribute to Ronnie James Dio at this year's Bowl for Ronnie charity event.