Georgia Satellites, Molly Hatchet among rock acts playing Stagecoach country-music festival next year
Courtesy of Goldenvoice/Stagecoach FestivalThe annual Stagecoach Festival focuses mainly on country music, but the event also has featured some well-known rock artists — and its upcoming 12th installment is no exception. Southern rockers The Georgia Satellites and
Billy Joel tells Harry Connick Jr. it's “weird” people pack stadiums to see him
NBCUniversal/”Harry”Wednesday, Billy Joel made his first daytime talk show appearance in years, on Harry Connick Jr.’s show, Harry. This summer, in addition to his residency at New York’s Madison Square Garden, Billy’s been playing stadiums, but he
Patti Smith to honor late husband at NYC concert Thursday; watch her “Tonight Show” performance now
Andrew Lipovsky/NBCPatti Smith will be in New York City’s Central Park on Thursday night to play a special concert honoring her late husband, founding MC5 guitarist Fred “Sonic” Smith, on what would have been his 68th birthday.
Perry Farrell, Tommy Lee among guests on new album from The Bloody Beetroots
Last Gang RecordsElectronic artist The Bloody Beetroots is known for including collaborations with well-known musicians on his albums, and his forthcoming record, The Great Electronic Swindle, will be no exception. Among the guests on the new album
Elton John to be honored at his own AIDS Foundation Gala
ABC/Randy HolmesThe Elton John AIDS Foundation will celebrate its 25th year by honoring none other than Sir Elton John himself. Elton will be honored for his achievements as a philanthropist and humanitarian at the Foundation’s annual Fall
Paul Simon, Willie Nelson, James Taylor, Bonnie Raitt say, “Harvey Can't Mess with Texas”
Rebuild Texas FundThey’re not from the Lone Star State, but Paul Simon, James Taylor and Bonnie Raitt are joining with some Texas artists — including Willie Nelson — to stage a benefit concert for Hurricane Harvey Relief
iPhone X Yay or Nay?
iPhone X announced on Tuesday… one big feature didn’t even work during it’s unveiling…Danny breaks it down.
Brian May says the actor playing him in the upcoming Queen biopic, “Bohemian Rhapsody,” is “incredible”
Neal Preston © Queen Productions Ltd.Queen guitarist Brian May says he’s “incredibly excited” that the production of the long-in-the-works biopic of his band, Bohemian Rhapsody, is finally moving forward. “It’s like a juggernaut now,” May tells ABC