Daily Rewind

Four of the five surviving original members of Foreigner performed together for the first time since 1980 at the Nikon at Jones Beach Theatre in Wantagh, N.Y., tonight.

Today we dreamed of winning a prize pack of the new George Harrison DVD + CD, learned something interesting about Steven Tyler and that Wolfgang Van Halen has pretty big ambitions for the band.

Today, we saw some Slash and other rockers admit to some guilty pleasures, Roger Daltrey confirm the story that the late Keith Moon was asked to play at the Olympics and heard a clever mash-up of Rush and the Beastie Boys. We also saw a commercial featuring T...

Today, we read that a long-awaited film about Jimi Hendrix will soon begin filming, Matt Sorum is trying to save the arts in public schools and Rush lyrics were cleverly quoted in Canada's House of Commons.

It's a very sad day for music fans everywhere today, as Adam Yauch of the Beastie Boys lost his three-year long battle with cancer. You'll find stories on his life and music from throughout our network of sites listed below. In less tragic news, Ted Nugent went a little overboard with his language during a nationally televised interview, Kiss revealed that their next book is going to way 100 pound

Today, Sammy Hagar starts making big plans to celebrate his 40th anniversary in the business, we find out if Gene Simmons looks good on the dance floor, and Ringo Starr offers the animal kingdom some help. Plus, a Rolling Stone books an intimate series of shows in New York City, Courtney Love loses control of her deceased husband's name and image, and Bruce Springsteen sings in tribute to Levon He

Today, we read about Dave Grohl paying tribute to a famous Los Angeles studio, a tribute to Jimi Hendrix and had fun comparing classic rockers to the Avengers. We also saw the cover of Peter Criss' autobiography, found out about Lynyrd Skynyrd's new album and found Bruce Springsteen reach into the deepest recesses of his catalog...

Today we listened to new Tenacious D album, listened to Neil Young's take on a classic American folk song and gave our best wishes to newlyweds Nancy Wilson and Geoff Bywater. We also had a triple dose of Beatles news with plans to re-release the Beatles 'Yellow Submarine' in theaters, an interview with George Harrison's wife and a new movie musical written and produced by Ringo Starr and Dave Ste

Today, our month-long countdown of the Top 100 Classic Rock Songs came to an end with songs by Aerosmith, the Rolling Stones, and Led Zeppelin (not necessarily in that order). We also learned that Deep Purple will record a new album, Vince Neil believes in ghosts and we heard a cover of a classic Fleetwood Mac song by indie band Best Coast...

Today we learned that Bob Dylan will be honored for his incredible contributions to American music, read about Levon Helm's funeral and discovered the only person Bruce Springsteen wants to open for him is...Bruce Springsteen. We also read an interview with Carlos Santana, and our countdown of the Top 100 Classic Rock Songs is in the upper stratosphere with songs by Pink Floyd, Van Halen and Queen