In 1974, Bob Dylan and "The Band" opened their 21-city, 40-concert American tour in Chicago. Several dates were recorded for a live album. In 1980, blues singer Amos Milburn died in Houston, Texas, at ...

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame’s top boss tells all about this year’s ceremony — and who might join in the future.

It’s a proverbial December to remember for KISS’ original drummer, Peter Criss.

Today in Music History for Dec. 18: In 1707, English hymn writer Charles Wesley was born. He wrote more than 6,500 hymns, including "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing." ...

If 2024 was the year of the breakout pop star—here’s looking at you, Charli, Chappell, and Sabrina—then 2025 in music was the year of… well, a bit of everything. Sure, we ...

Over 50 years since Heart burst onto the music scene as one of the first female-fronted hard rock bands ever, sisters Ann and ...

To celebrate Stones guitarist Keith Richards' birthday, we're looking back on a 1997 interview... Sunset Blvd. has geo piety for The Rolling Stones. Much of their durable and exciting music has been ...

Morrison pioneered early efforts to connect downtown to Lake Erie with the construction of North Coast Harbor. He oversaw ...

We bid farewell this year to the little sister from "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," a two-time heavyweight champion, and 1995's Batman. Here are the notable figures who died in 2025 ...

Ely was the rock 'n' roll heart of country, an embodiment of West Texas and a sought-after collaborator by many great artists ...

While it sounds crazy to say, the Kansas City Chiefs have been eliminated from playoff contention with three games remaining ...