In a new video feature, Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson reveals five songs that changed his life, including tunes by The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, and, unexpectedly, Johnny Horton.

Ian Anderson walked onto stage in Helsinki days ago, beaming like a benign grandad. Was he too old to rock and roll? In an instant, the answer was clear.

Back in the November of 1969, the discerning music fan in Glasgow had lots of intriguing concerts to choose from. David Bowie, Deep Purple, and ...

Name Dan Wilson Best known for “Closing Time,” “Someone Like You,” “White Horse,” “Not Ready to Make Nice,” “The Only ...

Live concerts can be the very definition of glitz and glamour – but behind the curtain, the reality can be extremely grim.

Nighthawk, Street Dog. Parker Hawkins (aka Nighthawk) is the bassist for Piper & the Hard Times, a Nashville-based blues-rock outfit whose debut CD topped Billboard’s blues album chart last year. He ...

Stevens says Idol’s September 8, 1984 date toward the end of the triumphant Rebel Yell tour is “the one that was monumental.” ...

Having celebrated 40 years as a solo artist who planted the neoclassical flag atop rock's mountain, Mr Malmsteen reflects on ...

Blues Old Stand’s road-honed sound, as heard on their self-titled 1994 debut album, evoked a mix of WAR, Funkadelic and Jimi ...

The Charlotte stop for Experience Hendrix at Ovens Auditorium featured an array of guitarists who paid tribute to Jimi's ...

Another reclusive R&B star is Frank Ocean, who hardly does any press. His music, also honestly written, reflects the times we are living in. Music these days is dominated by synthetic beats and ...

Previewing the Experience Hendrix tour, which stops in Atlanta on Saturday night for a Fox Theatre concert with a stellar artist list led by legendary bluesman Buddy Guy.