"It’s a moment where people open their ears as we did when we were kids and listened to the Rolling Stones and the Eagles." ...

Emmylou Harris surprised Ringo Starr onstage during his concert at the Ryman and asked if he would come play at the Opry.

The 79-year-old English singer made his U.S. concert debut in 1964 with The Zombies. His Tuesday show here will be the first San Diego-area solo show of his career.

After scoring hits including 'He Will Break Your Heart' and 'Make It Easy on Yourself,' the singer went on to a second life ...

The future politician who later served on the County Board became famous performing with the Impressions, which also included ...

The late Jerry 'The Iceman' Butler poses with Leon Huff and Kenneth Gamble at 23rd Annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ...

Being inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is considered to be one of the most prestigious honors in the music world.

The Righteous Brothers served as opening act for both the Rolling Stones and the Beatles in 1964. Bill Medley revealed which ...

EXCLUSIVE: The Remains were a 1960s garage rock band from Boston, Massachusetts, who were given the honor of supporting The ...

A songwriter wrote Petula Clark's "Downtown" because he disliked the title of one of Phil Spector's girl group songs.

The first All-Starr Band live album featured arguably his most simpatico lineup of guests, including Joe Walsh, Dr. John, ...