A lawsuit involving Carlos Santana, The Doors, and the website Wolfgang's Vault has been settled.

Get ready to make three different trips to Wal-Mart.

Metallica tracks are appearing on iTunes.

You read that right.

Lynyrd Skynyrd is working on a new album with Rob Zombie guitarist John 5.

The Allman Brothers Band is setting up a series of shows next year to commemorate their 40th anniversary.

As his tour with the E Street Band winds down, Bruce Springsteen has been thrilling crowds by taking requests and playing obscure songs.

Paul McCartney's Israeli debut has been confirmed for September.

Page, Jones and Jason Bonham might as well be doing something as they sit by the phone and wait for Robert Plant to call.

Jimmy Page was on hand as the Olympics held their closing ceremonies.

The Doors owe $5 million to...members of The Doors.

Helping to usher in their new album, Death Magnetic, Metallica will be playing two shows in Europe at massively discounted prices.

Former Guns 'N Roses drummer Steven Adler has pleaded "not guilty" to drug charges.

After remaining linked to his 19-year-old girlfriend while in rehab, Ron Wood's wife has finally left him.

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A new book about Led Zeppelin will hit shelves October 16th.

A man fell two floors to the basement at a Steely Dan show in Chicago.

Reports say Jimmy Page is scheduled to close out the Olympics with a performance alongside R&B singer Leona Lewis.

Four songs from the upcoming U2 album were apparently leaked online, in a very strange story.