Classic Hits

It's often been said that the only two things that will survive a nuclear war are cockroaches and Keith Richards. However, it's possible that the Rolling Stones guitarist might not be in good enough health to tour in celebration of the band's 50th anniversary this year, as had been reported last month.

You might think Meat Loaf had been absent from the television airwaves lately for any number of reasons -- like, say, the fact that his music appeals mainly to an older crowd, or the fact that he hasn't had a hit single since 1995, or maybe even the complete mental breakdown he suffered the last time he starred on a reality show. But no: According to Mr. Loaf, TV programmers don't like him because

Box office champ and professional wrestling legend Dwayne "the Rock" Johnson sang a rewritten version of Queen's 'We Will Rock You' last night on the WWE's 'Raw' television program.

Even a new album by Bruce Springsteen may not be enough to toss Adele from the top of the Billboard album sales charts. The magazine reports that 'Wrecking Ball' sold an impressive 200,000 copies in it's first week of sales, but also that his tally is a few thousand fewer than Adele's '21.'

New York's Carnegie Hall may seem like a strange place for a tribute to those scrappy hoodlums known as the Rolling Stones, but the prestigious venue will get its rocks off on March 13 with 'The Music of the Rolling Stones.' Classic artists like Jackson Browne, Ian Hunter & The Rant Band and Art Garfunkel will join 18 other acts to perform all 21 songs on the Stones' compilation, 'Hot Rocks: 1

By now you've almost certainly seen and heard the buzz about Bruce Springsteen's latest album, 'Wrecking Ball.' When an artist of his stature and longevity releases a new record, the question is inevitable -- how does it stand up when compared to the rest of their catalog?

Bruce Springsteen may not be a genie, but that doesn't mean he can't make wishes come true.

Growing up, every girl in the 1960s had their favorite Beatle -- and while drummer Ringo Starr was frequently overshadowed by his bandmates Paul McCartney, George Harrison and John Lennon, he charmed fans worldwide with his sad puppy-dog eyes and funny, goofy personality.

Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason hadn't listened to the band's demos for 'The Wall' in over 30 years -- but hearing those sessions again in preparation for the recently-released 'Experience' and 'Immersion' box sets brought back a lot of memories.

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band thrilled a capacity crowd of 1,500 people at New York's legendary Apollo Theatre with a special preview of his upcoming tour. The 20-song, two-hour and five-minute concert, a celebration of SiriusXM's 10th anniversary and a fundraiser for WhyHunger, was broadcast over the satellite radio service's E Street Radio station.