Jeff Giles

The whole thing was so surreal that it ended up being tucked away toward the end of an episode.

Glenn Hughes will bring his "Classic Deep Purple Live" tour to the United States for two rounds of shows in 2018.

Guns N' Roses' tour with Metallica was the hard rock live event of the early '90s, but it might have been followed up with an even bigger concert collaboration.

If you have an opportunity to skip class in order to open for Bon Jovi, you've got to take it.

After Prince's death in April 2016, investigators determined he was killed by an accidental overdose of the synthetic opioid known as fentanyl.

Steely Dan fans have more to look forward to this year than the band's co-headlining jaunt with the Doobie Brothers.

No matter how many extra dates Elton John ends up adding to his farewell tour, it looks like we probably shouldn't expect to see any guest appearances from Rod Stewart along the way.

Robert Plant manages to maintain commercial and pop cultural relevancy while seemingly making exactly the type of music he wants to record without any concern for trends or airplay.

Kansas will mark the 40th anniversary of their hit 1977 'Point of Know Return' album with a run of tour dates.

It's news that will doubtless prompt a double take from anyone who's ever listened to Gene Simmons' thoughts on drugs.

Steppenwolf are set to celebrate their 50th anniversary with the release of a new box set collecting studio cuts, previously unreleased material and live tracks.

A new sculpture carved in the likeness of former AC/DC singer Bon Scott has been unveiled during a dedication ceremony attended by Scott's son.