Daily Rewind

Today, we celebrated St. Patrick's Day by voting for our favorite Irish rocker, learned when the details about the upcoming Kiss and Motley Crue tour will be announced and read an old interview with Jimmy Page. In a double-dose of Kiss news, we found out that Peter Criss will soon publish his memoirs...

Today Dennis DeYoung misses Styx, Rick Nielsen stops by 'American Idol,' and Mick Jagger and Keith Richards kiss and make up (for the billionth time). Plus, Metallica makes big promises about their upcoming shows, Kiss putters around, and Jimmy Page's new album gets a drop date...

Today Elton John talks about his upcoming album, Glenn Frey covers some well-known tunes, and the Rolling Stones celebrate the half-century mark. Plus, Adam Lambert confirms he's no Freddie Mercury, two ex-Guns N' Roses bandmates collaborate, and Bruce Springsteen abandons his guitar for a podium...

Today, Dee Snider takes on the Great White Way, The Boss tops the charts, and the Rolling Stones put the kibosh on a 2012 tour. Plus, Meat Loaf claims the left is out to get him, Tommy Lee says goodbye to his mom, and Van Halen shows off in our exclusive photo gallery...

Today rock and roll heaven added a drummer to the band, Courtney Love doesn't understand the definition of "rape," and Joe Perry compares himself to a primate. Plus, March Metal Madness heats up, Rush are declared Golden Gods, and wrestling's "the Rock" lends his vocal stylings to a classic Queen tune...

Today Charlie Sheen gives an alcohol-fueled review of a Guns N' Roses show, music luminaries gather for a Rolling Stones tribute, and Dee Snider quite literally takes on the Incredible Hulk single-handedly. Plus, Van Halen prays, Bruce Springsteen's 'Wrecking Ball' is put to the test, and King's X does a fund-raiser...

Today, we watched Bruce Springsteen kickoff his tour at New York's Apollo Theater, learned about a possible release date for Rush's new album and wished Tom Scholz of Boston a happy 65th birthday with a readers' poll. We also read what Duff McKagan thinks will happen at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony in April, the Allman Brothers Band and Cheap Trick settling  their lawsuit agai

Today Sammy Hagar makes his feelings for Eddie Van Halen clear, Kiss preps for a new movie, and Brian Johnson and David Lee Roth have a hat-off. Plus, we review Tommy Bolin's 'Savannah Woman,' Jimi Hendrix's "surrogate mom" joins him in the Great Beyond, and Nils Lofgren talks about how the E Street Band has changed now that Clarence Clemons is gone.

Today Metallica makes additions to the Orion Music and More lineup, Bad Company preps for a European tour, and Kiss gets really teed off. Plus, Sammy Hagar looks forward to a birthday, Slash swaps spit with a giraffe, and we play yet another installment of "guess the ink."

Today Rush jumps on the anti-Limbaugh bandwagon, Van Halen's early days are profiled, and Sammy Hagar has high praise for Ronnie Montrose. Plus, Jon Stewart interviews The Boss, the Doobie Brothers and Chicago announce a joint tour, and the world bids farewell to Davy Jones.