Steve Miller was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame by the Black Keys on April 8, 2016.
Elton John's attorney has fired back against allegations that his client sexually harassed a former security guard, calling the plaintiff's claims "patently untrue."
"The '80s are coming and we're going to be the soundtrack. We're here to blow the bugles and jump on the horns and whistle it all in and usher it down the road and round the stretch and across the finish line."
The Rolling Stones archives just added a few intriguing unreleased tracks — including a recording that's remained completely unknown for more than five decades.
Billy Joel closed out the '70s with two of the bestselling albums of the decade in The Stranger and 52nd Street.
Queen released their second album 'Queen II' on March 8, 1974.
On March 1, 1974, a trio of young Canadians kicked off what would ultimately become one of rock's more distinguished recording careers with the release of their self-titled debut album.
Jimmy Page and Robert Plant shocked fans when they reunited for MTV's Unledded special in October 1994.
The David Coverdale/Glenn Hughes era of Deep Purple began with the release of 'Burn' on Feb. 15, 1974.
Fearing public outrage, the NFL brought down Mick Jagger's microphone for two potentially offensive lyrics during their Super Bowl XL halftime show.
We enjoy a certain amount of bad behavior from our rock stars, but within limits.
David Bowie has played with a lot of great guitarists in his day.
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