Jeff Giles

John Lennon and Yoko Ono's domestic and creative partnership will be the focus of a new film with Ono serving as one of the project's producers.

Steven Adler's mother relives her life with the former Guns N' Roses drummer in a new memoir — and divulges details of the pharmaceutical-driven rehab she says nearly killed him.

Chrissie Hynde fans are offered a glimpse into the Pretenders founder's backstage life through a new documentary, Arena: Alone with Chrissie Hynde, set to premiere in February.

Nostalgia might be a big reason for U2 fans to see the band perform its landmark The Joshua Tree LP on tour this year, but for bassist Adam Clayton, there are more compelling reasons to revisit.

Chi Wah Soo, the Rochester, N.Y., woman who ended up in the clink with David Bowie in 1976, has finally broken her silence about the experience.

Bruce Springsteen took a few moments out of his show in Melbourne on Jan. 22 to offer his support to the millions who took to the streets as part of the Women's March.

Heart's Nancy Wilson has a little time off from the band this year — and she's using to start up a new project, Roadcase Royale.

Gene Simmons will temporarily set aside his Kiss duties for a series of solo appearances at five Comic Con events throughout the spring, summer and fall 2017.

George Harrison's back catalog is making its way back to vinyl — along with an expanded edition of his biography — to mark what would have been the former Beatle's 74th birthday.

With a suitably brash lyrical message and a frontman who considers the candidate a friend, it initially looked like Twisted Sister's "We're Not Gonna Take It" might be Donald Trump's anthem.

Eric Clapton turned to the healing power of music at one of his darkest personal moments.

Several days after publicly announcing his refusal to attend Yes' induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, keyboardist Rick Wakeman has reversed course.