Whether you want to kick your shoes off after a long day of work or lounge out on your boat, these are the most legendary ...

The Doobie Brothers were shocked when their song "Black Water" topped the U.S. singles chart on March 15, 1975.

The songwriter behind "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing" and "How Do I Live" has been nominated 17 times, but she's never won. So far.

Let me preface this section by saying Good Vibez’s Fremont Theater shows are subject to change as the theater is closed until further notice due to storm damage to the historic marquee, but what ...

As an added bonus the astute compilers at Cherry Red have also decided to reward purchasers with a generous helping of out-takes and hitherto unreleased recordings alongside some fine concert ...

Aftershock, one of the West Coast’s largest rock, punk and metal festivals, has announced its performance lineup for 2026. The festival spans four days, from Thursday, Oct. 1, to Sunday, Oct. 4.

Sacramento's biggest rock festival is coming back with its largest lineup yet. Organizers announced the 2026 Aftershock Festival will return to Discovery Park on October first through fourth.

My Chemical Romance, Pierce the Veil, Tool, Wu-Tang Clan, Danny Elfman, Tool among top acts on 2026 Aftershock Festival lineup.

"An unexpurgated burst of creativity with no nuance or tact or second-guessing. Just raw, hard rock frenzy unleashed" ...

They got a taste early with Willie Nelson's "Heart of America," an original song written by Erin Enderlin, Jim "Moose" Brown, and Jeff Fahey, which was released a few weeks ago to build excitement for ...

SARATOGA SPRINGS — The first time Carlos Santana visited upstate New York, he found himself on a stage in front of more than 300,000 people, bending guitar strings and unleashing spiraling musical ...