Weekend two saw some new surprise guests, English singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran and some of the same fun as weekend one.

"Jed The Fish" Gould, the influential Los Angeles radio DJ who lorded over KROQ's drivetime slot for 34 years, died April 14 ...

Renowned rock album cover designer Ioannis Vasilopoulos has passed away, his family announced this week. He was 66 years old. Among some of his most notable works were the projects where he worked ...

Iconic rock album cover designer Ioannis Vasilopoulos has died at the age of 66. Ioannis, famed for having designed album covers for the likes of Bon Jovi and Deep Purple, passed away on April 7.

During a recent appearance on “The Drew Barrymore Show,” Bertinelli, who was just 15 when she joined “One Day at a Time,” said that Franklin, who died in 2013 at 69, helped her find aid ...

Ioannis Vasilopoulos, a legendary album cover designer renowned for his work with bands like Bon Jovi and Deep Purple, has passed away at the age of 66. His family shared the heartbreaking news in ...

Every album has its flaws, and the artist may or may not want to ... While Led Zeppelin didn’t have too many moments of them striking out in the studio, Jimmy Page felt that some albums did a better ...

Some of the weirdest album covers in history from Pink Floyd, Debbie Harry, Peter Gabriel and Queen. Picture: Press/Alamy Radio X Classic Rock takes a look at some of the strangest, freakiest and ...

Stream the singles below. “Tomatoes” and “Bullshit” are the second offering from JIMMY, following the previously-released single “Real Good Swimmer,” which arrived in February. Up next, Maroney will ...

The post Briston Maroney Announces New Album JIMMY, Releases Two New Singles: Stream appeared first on Consequence. Briston Maroney has returned with the announcement of a new album, JIMMY ...

An album is coming over the summer. Non-specifically around the summertime. And then, even more non-specifically, there is a tour coming in the fall-ish.” Jimmy Fallon, who was also visibly excited, ...

The cover artwork for Crosby, Stills and Nash’s 1969 debut ranks among the most recognizable of its era. So why did the band initially want the image reshot? During a recent conversation with ...