Mott The Hoople

Ian Hunter is bringing the band back to America after a successful spring run.

Frontman talks about reviving his old band for a new tour.

A string of American theater dates will include three members of the band's core lineup from 45 years ago.

New box set collects band's early years, before David Bowie helped make them stars.

In 1976, Mountain drummer Corky Laing put together a supergroup called Pompeii.

Ian Hunter will be joined by Ariel Bender and Morgan Fisher, both '70s-era members of Mott the Hoople, for a rare reunion.

When it comes to David Bowie, Mott the Hoople and “All the Young Dudes,” it can get a little bit difficult to separate fact from fiction.

Mott the Hoople's classic lineup, best known for 1972's "All the Young Dudes," has lost two members in a little over a year.

Bad Company just finished an eight-city October trek with Mick Ralphs through the UK, their first in four years.

Mott were described as a band "at whose concerts the audience habitually participate and one which often causes a 'riot.'"