Bruce Dickinson has shared the details on how his experience with tongue cancer changed him physically and as a member of Iron Maiden.

John Lennon's original sketch of the 'Sgt. Pepper's' album art is heading to auction.

The Eagles are suing a a hotel in Mexico that bills itself as the "Hotel California" for trademark infringement.

A revolving door of members, bitter legal disputes and public spats – will the rock sensations be able to keep it together as they release their biggest album yet?

Blondie are set to launch a pop-up shop in Camden to toast the release of new album 'Pollinator'.…

As Georgia announces a new statue of Tupac, here is a look at other artists who have been commemorated with statues, often with mixed results

Singer says he has been in a relationship with his manager since 1978, but kept it from fans for fear of disappointing them

Spokesperson denies reports that the LA festival refused to book the musician because US audiences would not ‘understand’ her

Rock singer Brendon Urie moves to Broadway as the new star of the musical Kinky Boots.

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David Bowie's former New York apartment, where the rock legend lived for a decade and is still home to one of his pianos, is on the market.

Gorillaz detailed their first album in six years, 'Humanz,' and unveiled a wild new video for album cut "Saturn Barz" plus three more new tracks.

The organisers raised just £50,000 of their £900,000 target.

Brian May revealed that Queen will release their own Monopoly game this spring.

Coachella organizers are suing retail chain Urban Outfitters for trademark infringement over the fest's name and branding design for clothes.

The co-founder of Fleetwood Mac talks the glory days of the band, touring as a septuagenarian and what the swinging 60s were really like