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As we’ve been telling you, Fleetwood Mac is enjoying another boost for their single “Dreams” thanks to a viral TikTok by user 420dogface208. There have been plenty of recreations and parodies of the video, since, including by Mick Fleetwood, and now Stevie Nicks has joined in.

There have been a lot of tributes to Eddie Van Halen since he passed away last week, and one artist in New York created a pretty great one. New York City street artist Adrian Wilson changed the sign at the Van Siclen Ave subway station in Brooklyn to read "Van Halen Ave." 

Stevie Nicks has released a new song, “Show Them The Way.” In a new interview, the singer reveals she wrote the lyrics three election cycles ago, but she “just knew” that “right now” was “the time” to drop her new tune.

Elton John has given fans a little treat from his upcoming “Jewel Box” collection. He’s shared a previously unheard 1968 recording, “Regimental Sgt. Zippo.”

As we told you, guitar legend Eddie Van Halen lost his battle with cancer earlier this week, but just because Eddie is gone it doesn’t mean it will be the last we hear of Van Halen. In an interview with "Pollstar," the band's manager Irving Azoff says there are plans to scour through Eddie’s studio vaults for previously unreleased material.

The 2020 class of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is finally set to be inducted on November 7^th, and the hall just announced the artists that guests that will be lending a hand with the induction.

It’s time for another “RSD Drop.” This year’s Record Store Day was postponed due to coronavirus, instead downgrading to three smaller-scale releases.

Neil Young is reaching into his archives once again. Young has announced plans to give his surprise 1974 performance at New York’s Bottom Line its first official release as part of his Bootleg Series.

As we reported separately, legendary guitarist Eddie Van Halen lost his battle with cancer yesterday at the age of 65. As you can imagine, several stars took to social media upon hearing news of his death.

Legendary guitarist Eddie Van Halen passed away yesterday at the age of 65 following a long battle with cancer.

As we told you, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band will release the new album “Letter To You” on October 23^rd, and now fans are going to get to see how that record was made.

Elton John has high praise for his old pal and fellow music legend, the late John Lennon. In BBC radio’s tribute to Lennon, who would have turned 80 this year, Elton says he believes the late Beatle would have won the Nobel Peace Prize.

Fans are getting another taste of some of the extras on the upcoming Tom Petty box set, “Wildflowers & All The Rest,” which drops October 16^th.

Keith Richards is set to release a live box set next month. Keith Richards and the X-Pensive Winos’ “Live at the Hollywood Palladium” will drop November 13^th. 

Stevie Nicks fans will finally be getting some new solo music. The singer revealed in a new “Los Angeles Times” interview that she’ll release the new single "Show Me The Way” next Friday, along with a video directed by Cameron Crowe.

September is apparently a very good month for Earth, Wind & Fire. One of the band’s biggest hits is the song, “September,” and apparently a lot of fans like to listen to the tune during the month. 

Queen may not be able to hit the stage right now, but they’re still finding ways to entertain fans. The band is celebrating the release of their new live album “Live Around The World” with a live streaming launch event.

Helen Reddy, best known for her female empowerment anthem “I Am Woman,” passed away yesterday at the age of 78. No cause of death has been revealed, although her daughter said she had been dealing with “some health and memory issues” before her death. 

As they approach their 50th anniversary of making music together, Cheap Trick delivers another great cover, this time of David Bowie's 1974 classic "Rebel Rebel."

Sony Pictures Television is behind the documentary, “Who You Gonna Call?” which chronicles the life of Grammy-winning musician Ray Parker Jr. His smash hit “Ghostbusters” is one of the most recognizable songs for many generations.