On this day in 1975, psychedelic folk icon Tim Buckley played his very last live show before dying from an overdose the following day.

Country phenom Zach Bryan has announced "Streets of London," a new song he recorded at David Bowie's former studio.

Nebraska stands in stark contrast to the rest of Springsteen’s catalog. Instead of jubilant vignettes of the American dream, this record deals in darkness–telling depressing stories that don’t do much ...

Nina Simone covered Bob Dylan's songs often, but she's one of very few who made his music sound even better with a different voice.

“The House That Built Me” is the third single from Miranda Lambert’s third studio album, 2009’s “Revolution.” Writer Allen Shamblin based the lyrics on his own experiences returning to his childhood ...

To many, electronic music started in the 1980s; but the bizarre instruments that predated electronica were invented decades earlier.

Two weeks after co-founder Brian Wilson's death, The Beach Boys have found themselves in the Top 40 for the first time since 2012.

Classic rock had a good year in 1976, and these four tunes were just a few of the best and most enduring to come out of that very year.

Mick Fleetwood once recalled a 1970 incident in New Orleans involving Fleetwood Mac, LSD, and driving a car from the backseat.

Former Ozzy Osbourne guitarist Jake E. Lee offered an update on the two individuals suspected of shooting him last October.

In March of 1982, a horrific incident claimed the life of Randy Rhoads, forever traumatizing the Osbournes and others who survived.

However, the original draft of "Take Me Home, Country Roads" was so salacious that it had to be cut before it could be played on the radio.