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As we previously told you, Bruce Springsteen,  Paul Simon, Jennifer Hudson and Patti Smith are headlining a huge New York reopening concert on Central Park’s Great Lawn. Well, now more details, and performers have been announced.

As we previously told you, songwriter Diane Warren has been dropping songs from her upcoming debut album, and now we know more details about the record. 

Brian May is among those around the world tuning into the Tokyo Olympics. The guitarist has taken to Instagram to react to the opening ceremony.

U2 have been a band for 35 years so it’s no wonder the guys in the group aren’t worried about their frontman Bono leaving them to record music on his own.

Steely Dan is hitting the road this fall. The band just announced dates for their “Absolutely Normal Tour.”

John “Hutch” Hutchinson, early David Bowie collaborator who played guitar on “Space Oddity,” has died at 73. The British guitarist passed away over the weekend after a long illness.

We’re just got another new Prince song. The estate just dropped “Hot Summer,” from the lost album “Welcome 2 America,” which will finally be released July 30^th.

Lindsey Buckingham is giving fans a preview of his upcoming self-titled solo album. He’s released a new single, “On The Wrong Side.”

While Whitney Houston may be gone, her music lives on, and fans will soon be able to see her perform again – in hologram form.

After a year of no live concerts, more and more artists have started hitting the road, and Live Nation is celebrating with a new deal.

Bette Midler, Joni Mitchell and Motown founder Berry Gordy are the latest artists to receive Kennedy Center Honors.

Journey is returning to Las Vegas for one night only.

The band has announced a special symphony performance happening later this year. Journey will hit the stage of The Colosseum at Caesars Palace on December 18th, 2021 at 8pm ET.

Kansas vocalist and violinist Robby Steinhardt died Saturday from complications from acute pancreatitis. He was 71.

“Billboard” magazine is out with their annual list of the Highest Paid Musicians of 2020, and several of your favorite classic rock musicans made the list.

Patti LaBelle loves doing favors for friends, but she says Elton John once took her kindness for granted. Appearing on Andy Cohen’s “Watch What Happens Live,” Patti recalled the time Elton forgot to return her Tupperware – and how he paid her back for it.

It’s official: Mary’s dress “sways,” not “waves.” Bruce Springsteen’s longtime manager John Landau has settled an age-old debate about the lyrics of the song “Thunder Road.”

Journey’s album “Escape” has officially gone Diamond. The album is their second to be certified Diamond by the RIAA.

Elvis Costello is putting a new spin on his classic 1978 album “This Year’s Model.” He’s reimagining the record in Spanish, teaming up with Sebastian Krys for “Spanish Model.”

Jon Bon Jovi is doing his part for veterans in need. The JBJ Soul Foundation has donated $100,000 to the nonprofit Veterans Center of Hoboken in New Jersey to help provide housing for homeless veterans.

As we previously told you, Madonna announced that a new documentary about her “Madame X” tour would be coming in October. Well, now we know more info.