Stone Temple Pilots and Rival Sons have announced that they will be teaming up later this year for a short intimate co-headlining tour across the U.S. The trek is scheduled to kick off on September 13th in
Organizers have announced that Guns N’ Roses, Mumford & Sons and The Cure lead the lineup for 18th annual Austin City Limits Music Festival this fall at Zilker Park in Austin, TX. The festival appearance will mark
Toto announced a U.S. leg of their two-year 40 Trips Around the Sun epic tour that supported the release of their 40th-anniversary compilation album of the same name. The run begins this fall on Sept. 20 in Los
The Rolling Stones will release a new box set on June 7, devoted to their Rock and Roll Circus special that was filmed for the BBC in 1968, but remained unreleased until 1996. The show contained performances
After conflicting reports this week which created confusion surrounding the upcoming Woodstock 50 festival, the festival’s promoter, Michael Lang, shed light on the situation while promising that the event will continue as planned. On Monday, the festival’s
Bob Dylan has announced a new box set chronicling his 1975 Rolling Thunder Revue tour. The 14-CD set will be released on June 7, five days before the documentary regarding the famed tour, directed by Martin Scorcese,
It’s official: Woodstock 50 has been cancelled. Officials with Dentsu Aegis Network, which was funding the festival, released the following statement: “It’s a dream for agencies to work with iconic brands and to be associated with meaningful
Ozzy Osbourne has now officially announced new dates for the European leg of his “No More Tours 2” farewell run after postponing them all earlier this year. Prior to postponing the North American 2019 leg of the
’80s rockers Billy Idol and Bryan Adams will hit the road together for a brief co-headlining tour. The duo announced they’ll play eight shows in the Northeast over two weeks in August, starting at the Bank of
Rock legend Peter Frampton has announced a new album called All Blues, composed entirely of blues covers performed by the Peter Frampton Band. In conjunction with the album’s announcement, Frampton dropped the first track, “I Just Want
