For the kids of the 1970s and after, the animated series of short vignettes seen on TV called “Schoolhouse Rock” was a part ...

For the kids of the 1970s and after, the animated series of short vignettes seen on TV called “Schoolhouse Rock” was a part ...

Neil Young has not been shy about sharing his disdain for Donald Trump, and the latest jab thrown by the rock legend comes in the form of a song. Young recently released “Big Crime,” and it rips the ...

While the 1970s may be the decade most think of when it comes to classic rock songs, the 1980s aren’t far behind. The unique era of music—what with its synth-heavy sounds, colorful dress and hairspray ...

Do you miss the '80s? Well, just tune into your local classic rock station, problem solved! According to Mediabase, a music industry service that monitors airplay in over 180 markets, 25 of the 40 ...

Here is the best progressive rock song of each year since 1969! Progressive rock began in the late 1960s and quickly became one of the most creatively fruitful and consistently satisfying subgenres.

Rock and Roll Hall of Famer John Mellencamp has garnered a reputation for verbally sparring with fans in the crowd at his shows. At a recent show, Mellencamp once again got into it with the audience, ...

He just wanted to be a big rock star. Rescue teams in British Columbia responded to what they thought was a camper in distress, but the screams they heard in the mountainous forest turned out to be an ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook James Gunn’s Massive Payday for Superman Revealed Superman is expected to continue to dominate the ...

Lining up for her brew in a Silverlake coffee shop, Wet Leg singer Rhian Teasdale is telling a friend about some valuable celebrity advice she once got. It’s not surprising that she took it seriously, ...

Few songs kick off with the chorus. It goes against the standard formula of a pop or rock song, after all. Still, the following five rock songs include the chorus from the start, and their creators ...

“Rock and roll can never die” was emphasized more than once by Neil Young on his 1979 (semi-)live album, Rust Never Sleeps, since the line was featured in both that album’s first track (“My My, Hey ...