Now past the point where he was admittedly close to death, frontman Lemmy Kilmister says a Grammy nomination for Motorhead's 'Heartbreaker' song validates his long journey back from a series of health-related setbacks.
Steve Hackett points to a recent documentary as proof that Genesis' Hall of Fame five-man lineup can't reunite again as equals.
Black Sabbath bassist Geezer Butler has been arrested following an altercation at the Corkscrew Saloon on the Furnace Creek Ranch in Death Valley, Calif.
Nobody else is getting into Eddie Van Halen's already sold-out talk about his life, music and career at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History in Washington D.C. on Feb. 12 -- but that doesn't mean you have to miss it.
Injury -- what injury? Dusty Hill made a triumphal return with ZZ Top on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' last night.
Alex Lifeson says Rush are wrestling with the difficulties in crafting a set list for their upcoming R40 Live dates.
Even as Slash gets ready for a globe-crossing tour behind his new 'World on Fire' album, he's at work on another horror film.
The Allman Brothers Band may have ground to a halt, but former leader Gregg Allman clearly isn't planning on becoming a homebody.
Following a difficult period of health concerns, Vivian Campbell has emerged happy, engaged and ever vigilant.
A dedicated analog guy, Tom Scholz should have been thrilled that Boston's most recent album -- 2013's 'Life Love and Hope' -- is arriving on vinyl.
Kim Fowley, a producer who co-wrote songs with Kiss and Alice Cooper, has died at 75 after a long battle with bladder cancer.
Rich Robinson has confirmed what many Black Crowes fans must have sadly expected, saying "the band has broken up."
