Rod Stewart is currently in the midst of a Las Vegas residency set to conclude in February 2015, which means his family is hearing a lot less of him -- even when he's home.
No one in the band was hurt, but the tour bus for Dropkick Murphys hit a pedestrian near Austin, and the man died at the scene on Sunday.
Police are working to figure out if the man just happened to be crossing the road, or if it was a suicide.
Every classic rock fan knows by now that just because a band member says the group is finished for good, that doesn't mean more new music won't surface at some point.
David Bowie is sharing a dimly lit -- and, frankly, chilling -- video that's just as intriguing as his epic new song, an orchestral collaboration called 'Sue (Or in a Season of Crime).'
Don't expect John Fogerty to join the chorus of folks who think it was in bad taste for Bruce Springsteen, Dave Grohl and Zac Brown to perform his song 'Fortunate Son' at the Concert for Valor on Nov. 11.
Richard Branson, the founder of the Virgin Group, says that there is "absolutely no truth" to the story that Robert Plant ripped up a contract with an $800 million offer for a Led Zeppelin reunion tour.
Rumors of a possible return by the Grateful Dead have heated up ever since Furthur, the band formed by the Dead's Bob Weir and Phil Lesh, called it quits in early November.
After the 20-year hiatus that followed 1994's 'The Division Bell,' there was clearly plenty of pent-up demand for new music from Pink Floyd, but guitarist David Gilmour thinks that isn't the only reason for the massive pre-order sales that greeted the band's new 'Endless River' album.
The legal drama surrounding AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd isn't anywhere close to being cleared up, but he can at least count on public support from his family members.
Ozzy Osbourne took home the Global Icon Award at this year's MTV Europe Music Awards on Nov. 9, and Slash was on hand to pay tribute with a live cover of the classic Ozzy cut 'Crazy Train.'