Iron Maiden had two enormous $4 million engines flown in to get Ed Force One, their jumbo tour jet, back up and running after a major runway accident in Chile.
One of rock's enduring mysteries unfolded on March 19, 1982, as 25-year-old Ozzy Osbourne guitarist Randy Rhoads died in a fiery plane crash.
Richard Ramirez, a transient based in Los Angeles, spent a terrifying portion of 1984 and 1985 committing a string of unspeakable crimes under cover of darkness.
Don Henley is already considering his next solo move, which could be quite different from the recent country-focused 'Cass County.'
Emerson Lake and Palmer bandmate Carl Palmer has confirmed that Keith Emerson passed last night in Santa Monica, Calif.
Ultimate Classic Rock counts down every Phil Collins solo album, from worst to best.
AC/DC frontman Brian Johnson has been "advised by doctors to stop touring immediately." The band is now considering using guest singers for their remaining U.S. dates.
Randy Meisner has been cleared in the incident, which authorities now say was the result of a bizarre accident.
Black Sabbath became an early standard bearer for heavy metal with their self-titled 1970 debut, but only after years of curious looks from people who didn't understand their new sounds.
Journey's second era ended with a show-of-force concert album that pointed to every platinum success that awaited them.
At 68, Alice Cooper has never been busier.
Jackson Browne and Glenn Frey co-wrote "Take It Easy," the opening track on the Eagles' 1972 self-titled debut – and the band's first hit single.
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