Dave Davies of the Kinks is planning a 'Rock 'N Roll Journey,' but he needs your help to get there.
What do you get the rock legend who already has everything? For one Keith Richards fan, the answer was allegedly "a homemade bomb."
Anyone who was absent from the Frank Sinatra School for the Arts in Queens, N.Y., yesterday is probably feeling like a grade-A jerk this morning.
McDonald's is famous for touting the billions and billions of customers who have passed through the golden arches, but five years ago, the fast food empire found itself being served -- with some nasty words from former Beatle and famous vegetarian Paul McCartney.
Dick Wagner, the songwriter and guitarist whose prolific pen was behind many of Alice Cooper's greatest hits, is back in action after discovering that he'd been misdiagnosed with dementia.
It's hard to conceive of a time when Kiss frontman Paul Stanley was not intimately acquainted with the inner workings of the opposite sex. But like the rest of us, he was once a virgin -- and during a recent appearance on KLOS FM's 'The Heidi and Frank Show,' he recounted the day it all changed for him.
Live performances from some of rock's biggest names will make their home-video debut on the new box set '¡RELEASED! The Human Rights Concerts 1986-1998,' due Nov. 5.
You might love the music of Kiss, and you might even be one of the band's biggest fans. But you're probably nowhere near as passionate (or whatever you want to call it) as the person who just dropped nearly a quarter of a million dollars for a piece of Gene Simmons' used chewing gum.
If a little ain't enough for you when it comes to David Lee Roth's solo career, good news: The Van Halen frontman has a new best-of compilation headed for stores this fall.
Act fast, Los Angeles-area Beatles fans: A distinctive treehouse-style cottage that reportedly served as a dwelling for John Lennon is back on the market.
If you managed to catch Iron Maiden on the band's 2013 world tour, you were in some pretty good company.
The guys in Metallica have already shattered the 3D barrier with their new movie 'Through the Never.' What's next for the metal legends? According to drummer Lars Ulrich, they're getting ready to announce a project that will take them to "another frontier."