We take a look at four underrated rock flops of the 1970s that cold have been easy hits if they were released today.

Four years ago today, the country music world lost a legend when the lauded singer/songwriter died in his Tennessee home.

A deluxe expanded reissue of The Replacements’ classic 1984 album ‘Let It Be’ will be released in October; check out an alternate version of “Androgynous” as an advance track.

On August 20, 1969, the Beatles walked out of the iconic Abbey Road Studios as a four-piece for the last time.

With the Grand Ole Opry celebrating its 100th anniversary, the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum will host special exhibit.

American Idol' champ Scotty McCreery has rescheduled a gig as his home state braces for Hurricane Erin's impact.

Even something as innocuous as Ban couldn't hide from the heavier drench of Iron Butterfly's psychedelic rhythms.

While Morgan Wallen took over country music with 'I'm The Problem', the singer won't submit the album for the Grammy Awards.

When celebrating his first year of sobriety, Tyler Childers decided to splurge on a special watch to memorialize the milestone.

The 1980s were rife with supergroups. Find three supergroups below from that era that proved the power of collaboration.

What classic rock songs would your dad want on his 90s greatest hits album? We bet it's these three from the 90s.

The FTC is taking aim against ticket resale sites, claiming that they used illegal methods to obtain and resell concert ...