To understand a decade, it's important to understand its music. These are three one-hit wonders from the 1950s that make us feel good.

Linda Ronstadt once called out the music industry's mistreatment of women and resentment she gets from other artists.

With Ozzy Osbourne taking the stage one last time this weekend, the Prince of Darkness shared his emotions leading up to the event.

Guns N' Roses are reportedly rehearsing this 1973 Black Sabbath song ahead of the band's July 5 farewell concert.

Once the dust settled from the bidding war, Jon and the band signed their first-ever record deal with Mercury Records on July 1, 1983. Months later, in January of 1984, Bon Jovi released their ...

Ira Kaplan and Georgia Hubley began playing music together to overcome their shyness, later establishing the quiet genius of Yo La Tengo.

Daylight Again' stood out as a fine 1982 comeback album for Crosby, Stills & Nash. Many didn't realize it was mostly a two-man affair.

Stevie Nicks' greatest regret as a performer is quite understandable. If anything, it's a sign of how far she has come.

After nearly two decades of swapping insults in public, Noel and Liam Gallagher shared a stage as Oasis once again.

With Shania Twain going on tour, the country star decided to donate to food banks at each stop in hopes of finding food insecurity.

In a recent BBC interview, Black Sabbath's Tony Iommi admitted to being nervous about the band's upcoming farewell concert.

There's no band out there like Silver Apples, and their debut album is one I'd be inclined to bring with me to a deserted island.