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Dead & Company, Bruce Springsteen among this year’s Pollstar Award winners

Dead & Company and Bruce Springsteen were among the winners at the 36th annual Pollstar Awards, which were held Wednesday in Los Angeles.Dead & Company took home the trophy for residency of the year for their Dead Forever residency at the Sphere in Las ...
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Insomnia, book by Robbie Robertson about his work with Martin Scorsese, coming in November

In addition to his own musical endeavors, Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Robbie Robertson spent years working with his close friend Martin Scorsese on many of the filmmaker's biggest movies. November will see the publication of Insomnia, a book Robertson wrote prior to his ...
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The Marshall Tucker Band founding member Doug Gray taking hiatus from the road

The Marshall Tucker Band is set to kick off their All Our Friends Tour in May, but it will be without founding member and lead singer Doug Gray.The band, best known for the song “Can’t You See,” just announced that Gray is “taking a hiatus” from ...
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On This Day, April 17, 1970: Paul McCartney releases his first solo album, McCartney

On This Day, April 17, 1970…Paul McCartney released his debut solo album, McCartney, which he recorded secretly, performing all the instruments himself, with some contributions from his wife Linda McCartney.The album, which was released three days later in America, was recorded during a period ...
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Bruce Springsteen releases ‘Blind Spot’ from Tracks II

Bruce Springsteen has shared another preview of his upcoming box set Tracks II: The Lost Albums.The Boss has released the song “Blind Spot,” off the set’s Streets of Philadelphia Sessions album, which features 10 tracks recorded around the time Springsteen wrote the Oscar-winning tune “Streets of Philadelphia.” For ...
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The Who parts ways with drummer Zak Starkey after almost 30 years

The Who's Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey have parted ways with their longtime touring drummer Zak Starkey, son of Beatles drummer Ringo Starr. He last played with them during their Teenage Cancer Trust shows in London in March.“The band made a collective decision to part ways with ...
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New book takes in-depth look at Bruce Springsteen’s Born to Run in time for 50th anniversary

Bruce Springsteen’s Born to Run will celebrate its 50th anniversary in August, and to coincide with the milestone, a new book is set to delve into the iconic album.Tonight in Jungleland: The Making of Born to Run, from music journalist Peter Ames Carlin, will give fans an in-depth ...
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The Who part ways with drummer Zak Starkey after almost 30 years

The Who's Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey have parted ways with their longtime touring drummer Zak Starkey, son of Beatles drummer Ringo Starr. He last played with them during their Teenage Cancer Trust shows in London in March.“The band made a collective decision to part ways with ...
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Elton John and Brandi Carliles charity foundations join forces with $1 million goal

Elton John has his Elton John AIDS Foundation and his musical partner Brandi Carlile has her Looking Out Foundation. Following their musical team up, their charity initiatives are now joining forces to fill a gap in funding for the global fight against HIV/AIDS.The two charities will join ...
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Toto’s Steve Lukather says hit song ‘Africa is a ‘blessing and a curse’

While the song “Africa” was a huge hit for Toto, guitarist Steve Lukather reveals in a new interview that he has mixed feelings about the tune.During an appearance on the Fail Better with David Duchovny podcast, Lukather shares that the tune has been both “a ...
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