Jeff Giles

It took only a few minutes of rehearsal – and a few thousand pounds – to knock out the promotional clip.

It arrived after a period of turmoil for the band.

Their second Sammy Hagar-era album was an eclectic mix of styles.

Bold experimentation led the band to new commercial heights.

Final stop of 2013-15 tour also served as a farewell to the band's co-founder.

In case you were wondering, it comes "complete with an avocado-green rotary-dial phone and a wooden console stereo with an eight-track player and several Skynyrd eight-tracks that still sound just fine."

Now including a new and improved version of the "barricage"!

This latest European leg of the run, which extends a tour the band started last year, and as before, they're showing a willingness to dip a little further into the vault for material.

Neil Young's most recent dates have included reunions with some old friends, but he'll be going it alone for a series of summer dates.

After Glenn Frey's death, it seemed likely that the Eagles were finished, but after augmenting their lineup with Vince Gill and Frey's son Deacon filling in, they've started a new chapter.

Starting over after achieving incredible success can seem daunting — and it's a feeling that former Van Halen bassist Michael Anthony knows all too well.

For most people, selling millions of records would be enough to stay busy without starting up a side hustle, but the guys in Iron Maiden are different.