Harper One Lionel Richie‘s memoir, which he first announced last year, now has a title: Truly, named after his 1982 debut solo single. The memoir, due out Sept. 30, is described by publisher Harper One as “intimate” and “deeply candid,” detailing “turbulence, loss, and near-calamity.” The book is a “no-holds-barred” tellingRead More →
Tim Mosenfelder/Getty Images Graham Nash is opening up about his relationship with his late bandmate David Crosby in a new interview with Mojo magazine. “I think of David every time I drive through Van Cortlandt Park [in the Bronx],” Nash tells the mag. “Don’t forget: It’s David Van Cortlandt Crosby,”Read More →
Al Pereira/Getty Images Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Jackson Browne is set to be honored by Music Will, the largest nonprofit music education program for schools in the United States. Browne, along with Sara Bareilles, Wyclef Jean and Kristin Chenoweth, will be celebrated at the group’s annual gala AprilRead More →
Dave J Hogan/Getty Images for ABA Bob Dylan‘s official social media accounts continue to baffle fans. The Rock & Roll Hall of Famer’s latest post on Instagram happened Wednesday night, when he randomly uploaded a throwback video of Machine Gun Kelly performing an in-store set. The post certainly spawned someRead More →
The Hapa Blonde/GC Images Is Madonna gearing up for her new era? Her Instagram has been largely wiped clean: As of Thursday morning the only two posts are a film clip of Funeral Rites, a short film she made in partnership with photographer Steven Klein and CR Fashion Book, and the cover of CR Fashion Book. There’sRead More →
On This Day, Feb. 27, 1981… The Who released the song “You Better You Bet,” their first single since the death of drummer Keith Moon three years earlier. The song, written by Pete Townshend, was the first single off the band’s 1981 album Face Dances, which featured former The FacesRead More →
Art by Taylor W Rushing The life and music of Allman Brothers Band guitarist and founding member Dickey Betts is being celebrated Friday with an all-star tribute concert, and now music fans at home will be able to enjoy it. The sold-out show, In Memory of Dickey Betts, will livestream for freeRead More →
Roger Ressmeyer/Corbis/VCG via Getty Images Legendary rock band the Grateful Dead will be the subject of another course at Stanford University this spring. Composition, Interpretation, and Improvisation: The Music of the Grateful Dead, part of Stanford Continuing Studies, is a six-week course running from April 8 to May 13. It’sRead More →
Courtesy Bleufeu Rod Stewart and Def Leppard are among the artists set to headline Festival d’Été de Québec, an 11-day music festival held July 3-13 in the heart of Quebec City, Canada. Stewart is set to open the festival on July 3, while Def Leppard is booked for July 6.Read More →
Dark Horse Records Billy Idol is back with new music. The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nominee just released the new tune “Still Dancing,” the first single off his upcoming album, Dream Into It, which will be released April 25. “‘Still Dancing’ is really a reflection of my whole journey,”Read More →
