Tom Petty deserves more credit for how incredible of a singer he was; and these isolated "Free Fallin'" vocals prove that notion.

Bassist John Paul Jones once revealed why he believes Led Zeppelin never got to the same level as The Beatles.

Cream had the talent and clout to become one of the greatest bands of all time. Though, thanks to two factors, that never came to fruition.

Green Day's debut studio album '39/Smooth' turns 35 this month, so let's take a look back at what made that punk album a hit.

The death toll continues to climb after the roof of a popular Dominican Republic nightclub caved in during a Rubby Pérez performance.

Sometimes, all you really need are some good and passionate country one-hit wonders to get you through your day.

The 2000s are getting further and further away, and these three bands will be considered "classic rock" sooner rather than ...

Benson Boone brought out Queen's Brian May for a swoon-worthy "Bohemian Rhapsody" cover during his Coachella debut.

Before he became an infamous cult leader and murderer, Charles Manson was a musician, and quite a few famous artists worked with him.

Rising country star Zach Top ducked into a Nashville dive bar for an impromptu performance of this '70s Merle Haggard classic.

After writing "Me And Bobby McGee", which would later be covered by Janis Joplin, Kris Kristofferson's career exploded.

John Lennon famously said that his song “All I’ve Got To Do” from 1963 was him “trying to be Smokey Robinson again.” Clearly, he loved the soul crooner quite a bit. And one of his favorite jukebox ...