Jeff Giles

In the aftermath of the carnage at Ariana Grande's Manchester concert last night, some of rock's most widely respected artists have taken to social media to share their stunned responses.

Queen singer Freddie Mercury was fiercely protective of his privacy, and he continued to guard it jealously even as his health succumbed to the ravages of AIDS.

The members of Aerosmith led the crowd in a moment of silence for Soundgarden singer Chris Cornell during their May 20 show at the Black Sea Arena in Batumi, Georgia.

After scoring a No. 1 album with 'The Game,' Queen learned there was nowhere to go but down on 'Hot Space.'

Bon Jovi added a little extra unannounced star power to this year's graduation ceremony at Fairleigh Dickinson University.

Alice Cooper treated concertgoers to a special reunion performance with his surviving original band members last night in Nashville.

PBS will join the 50th anniversary celebration surrounding the Beatles' Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band next month.

Metallica invited a few hundred friends to the final rehearsal for the North American leg of their WorldWired tour — and let the rest of the world watch — all while raising money for charity.

For decades, rock was the center of the American music world, but that's been changing for some time now, and John Mellencamp doesn't see it ever coming back.

Queen drummer Roger Taylor has sprung a surprise on fans with the sudden release of a new song and short film titled "Journey's End."

Cruise to the Edge, the annual oceanic event hosted by prog vets Yes, has been booked for 2018.

King Crimson leader Robert Fripp pays tribute to his old friend and collaborator David Bowie on the band's upcoming live EP, which includes a recent cover of Bowie's classic "Heroes."