Jeff Giles
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45 Years Ago: Mott the Hoople Concert Prompts Royal Albert Hall’s Rock Ban
On July 8, 1971, Mott the Hoople took the stage for the first of a two-night stand at London's Royal Albert Hall. They were never invited back for the second.
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Watch Slash Perform With Whitford/St. Holmes
Brad Whitford no doubt misses playing with Joe Perry while Aerosmith is on hiatus — but he's still keeping some pretty good company.
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Is Metallica’s New Album Arriving in October?
Metallica's new album might have an official release date.
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Sammy Hagar and Glenn Hughes Among All-Star Guests for Final Ronnie Montrose Album
Ronnie Montrose fans can look forward to one last studio album from the guitar legend — and it'll include a long list of famous names.
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David Lee Roth’s Complete ‘No Holds Bar-B-Que’ Is Now Online
David Lee Roth has exhumed his infamously bizarre No Holds Bar-B-Que project, uploading the entire film to his YouTube channel.
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Kansas Post Teaser Video for New ‘The Prelude Implicit’ Album
Kansas is offering fans an early taste of their upcoming album, The Prelude Implicit, in a teaser video containing samples from the track listing.
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Lawyer Who Pursued ‘Stairway to Heaven’ Case Against Led Zeppelin Suspended From Practicing Law
This hasn't been a very good month for attorney Francis Malofiy.
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Fashion, Inc.: Metallica Are Italian Suit Models Now
The members of Metallica are the celebrity faces for a new line — and new look — from the Brioni fashion house.
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Van Morrison Announces New Album, ‘Keep Me Singing’
Van Morrison fans have a new album to look forward to this fall.
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New Documentary Looks at Keith Richards’ Early Years
Keith Richards' youth is the focus of a new documentary scheduled for BBC broadcast later this year.
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Ozzy Osbourne on Black Sabbath’s Early Years: ‘We Were Ripped Off’
Ozzy Osbourne is well aware that Black Sabbath overcame tremendous odds to achieve the level of success they've enjoyed.
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30 Years Ago: David Bowie Plays the Goblin King in Jim Henson’s ‘Labyrinth’
If you're making a movie that needs a Goblin King, who better to call than the Thin White Duke?
