The list of September 2017 new music releases is marked by one heartfelt goodbye and the long-awaited returns of a few huge stars.
Ted Nugent would like the Republican Party to find a Donald Trump-like outsider who can take on Michigan's Democratic senator.
Sometimes, bands got sick of a project because it simply became too popular. Other times, something just went terribly wrong.
Co-founding guitarist Neal Schon is strongly implying that he intends to construct a new lineup of Journey.
It wasn't Bob Dylan's first name change – or the last.
Dhani Harrison's 'IN///PARALLEL' follows several releases with thenewno2 alongside Oliver Hicks, film and TV work, and a series of projects related to his father.
Brian Johnson's roll-over car crash happened this past weekend during a celebrity race at the Silverstone Classic in the U.K.
It's all the more surprising when you consider the success so many of them had by any other measure.
It was almost as if George Harrison somehow knew this would be his last TV appearance.
The month is highlighted by reissues of two of the biggest albums of the '80s, and the return of two familiar names.
The 67-year-old reality star calls Aerosmith's No. 14 hit "one of my favorite songs."
Guns N’ Roses‘ breakthrough with 'Appetite for Destruction' took longer than expected, partially because a string of retailers refused to carry the album.
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