Music

Deep Purple is putting their spin on songs by other music legends. The band has announced a coves album. “Turning To Crime.”

Yesterday marked a year since the death of Eddie Van Halen. As you’ll recall, the rock legend passed away at 65 after a long battle with cancer.

Tina Turner has sold the rights to her music catalog to BMG, with a deal that includes her share of her solo recordings and publishing assets, and rights to her name and image. 

Carlos Santana isn’t leaving Las Vegas anytime soon. He’s extended his stay at the House of Blues into 2022.

Ozzy Osbourne recruited some fellow music legends for his new album. Now we know some of the big names appearing on the record.

Aretha Franklin has been honored by her hometown of Detroit, which just named a post office after her. A ceremony dedicating the Fox Creek post office to the Queen of Soul took place Monday, with members of the singer’s family on hand for the occasion.

New Kids On The Block will be bringing 90s nostalgia to arenas next year, as they headline the “2022 Mixtape Tour,” which also features Salt-N-Pepa, En Vogue and Rick Astley.

Ringo Starr got back behind a drum kit for a good cause but he was certainly not alone. The rock icon led over 100 drummers for WhyHunger’s “Drum Together,” with all the musicians joining together to perform The Beatles' classic “Come Together.” 

Bruce Springsteen fans have a chance to get their hands on some pretty awesome pieces of memorabilia.

Don’t hold your breath for a box set or tour for The Who’s 1971 album “Who’s Next.” Roger Daltrey doesn’t see the point in celebrating the record’s 50th anniversary.

Elton John, Ringo Starr and more are among the big names mentioned in the leaked Pandora Papers, exposing offshore dealings and assets of the world’s most powerful people.

As we told you, back in August Eric Clapton released the protest song “This Has Gotta Stop.” Well, now he’s shared a new version featuring Van Morrison, who like Eric has been very vocal about their feelings about COVID protocols and shut downs.

As we told you, Diana Ross is set to drop her new album “Thank You” on November 5^th, and a new report claims she’s worked with rockers Tame Impala on a track.

As we told you, Bob Dylan recently announced a 17-city tour that kicks off November 2^nd but it looks like it’s going to be way longer than that.

Sting has shared another track from his upcoming album “The Bridge.” The 17-time GRAMMY winner has released a new single, “Rushing Water.”

We already know Dave Grohl is a big fan of the Bee Gees, but that’s not where his love of the 70s ends. The Foo Fighters frontman says he wants to play drums for ABBA.

Elton John is giving us a preview of his upcoming collab album, “The Lockdown Sessions.” He’s shared a duet with Stevie Wonder, “Finish Line.”

Steven Van Zandt opens up about his falling out with Bruce Springsteen in his new memoir “Unrequited Infatuations.” Before The Boss’ career blew up with 1984’s “Born In The USA,” Stevie quit the E Street Band because he felt like he wasn’t “being appreciated anymore.”

Billy Joel’s 1977 opus “Scenes From An Italian Restaurant” finally has a music video. The lyrics are brought to life in a new animated visual for the song.

The Rolling Stones are giving us another taste of the upcoming 40th-anniversary edition of “Tattoo You.” The band has shared one of the previously unreleased tracks featured in the box set.