It’s the time of year the most opinionated music fans around look forward to, the announcement of the 2025 inductees into the Rock and Roll Hall of ... (Salt-N-Pepa and Warren Zevon are among ...

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you'll know that there are many things that will never die – such as rock 'n' roll (according to both AC/DC and Neil Young), love (The Miracles), hardcore (Mogwai) and many more. But to the best ...

The Music Experience band has to approximate 35 years of rock 'n' roll songs at each show. You’ve got 90 minutes of stage time to distill the history of rock ’n’ roll. Can it be done?

A video of the “Rock ‘n’ Roll Fantasy” performance, featuring footage from the session, has been posted on the Adopt the Arts foundation’s YouTube channel. The session was filmed as part ...

Many artists have covered a Bob Dylan song over the years. Given his throne in the world of modern songwriting, it only stands to reason his fellow musicians would want to honor him with a cover ...

The boys club that comprises this year’s Rock & Roll Hall of Fame class also contains ... the Rock Hall presents several more awards. Salt-N-Pepa and Warren Zevon will be recognized with the ...

If there's one thing that can unite rock fans of all stripes, it's being upset with the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. That's why we made this list of the 10 Worst Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Snubs.

the Hall should erect a statue of Chubby Checker in its courtyard inviting everyone in to rock ‘n’ roll,” Checker said in an exclusive interview with Variety. “Everyone got so angry about ...

I recently saw the Who play London’s Royal Albert Hall. It was a benefit concert for the Teenage Cancer Trust − the “hope I die before I get old” band raising money so that the young could ...

“From 1986 to 1998, Simon Kirke kept the 'Rock ‘n’ Roll Fantasy' alive by reforming the band with a variety of new lineups,” it says, “and delighting their devoted audiences with reunion ...

A rock musician turned pastor has donated the proceeds of his book to the Northern Ireland Children’s Hospice because its financial problems are “breaking my heart”. Bill Dunn, who was ...