Beach Boys legend Brian Wilson has postponed several upcoming concert appearances. A statement from the 75-year-old musician revealed that upcoming back surgery will force him off the road while he recovers. Wilson described a long history with
Live Nation Entertainment has acquired the “Rock in Rio” Festival, which in 2017 was the 2nd highest grossing festival in the world, and the largest music festival in South America. It was estimated to have been attended
Springsteen on Broadway, which initially was announced last year as an eight-week residency at the 975-seat Walter Kerr Theatre, has proven wildly successful since making its official bow. Last month, Springsteen added 81 shows to his Broadway
Whitesnake has been forced to postpone the release of their new album until 2019 due to “technical difficulties.” The new album was originally promised for this spring and then was moved to summer. Titled Flesh & Blood,
The lineup for the 2018 Austin City Limits Music Festival has been announced, and it features such big-name acts as Metallica and Paul McCartney among its headliners. Other top line acts for this year’s festival include Childish
Gibson Brands Inc, the maker of guitars played by the likes of B.B. King and Elvis Presley, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Tuesday. They plan to reorganize its musical instrument business under the new ownership
Jeff Beck will embark on a six-week U.S. tour this summer including seven solo shows in addition to the previously announced “Stars Align Tour,” with Paul Rodgers and Ann Wilson of Heart. Joining Beck on this year’s
Bonnie Raitt has pulled out of the first leg of her U.S. tour with James Taylor due to an unspecified “medical situation” that requires surgery. Raitt on Monday posted a statement on her Facebook page apologizing to
Kiss manager Doc McGhee is supporting frontman Paul Stanley’s opinion that the band can continue without any original members; this coming after new comments from Stanley amid speculation that their plans for “the biggest tour” in their
Ozzy Osbourne launched his farewell tour at the Welcome To Rockville festival in Jacksonville, FL on April 27. Osbourne’s 14-song set opened with his hit from 1983 “Bark At The Moon”, alongside a lineup that included guitarist Zakk
