The best song on a famous album isn't always the one to gain all the commercial fame, and it's kind of a bummer.

Vince Gill and Amy Grant's throwback "God Bless America" performance from 2004 will have you feeling patriotic.

Concept albums don't come around much anymore, but these three classics are some of the best. And they're not from Pink Floyd or The Who.

This Is Spinal Tap' director Rob Reiner mocked members of Black Sabbath for accusing him of ripping off an iconic scene.

Ozzy Osbourne's best vocal performances often happened when he was in Black Sabbath, but his solo career yielded some stunning tracks, too.

Sarah McLachlan's Lilith Fair tour was a huge deal in 1997, and it's still a big source of nostalgia for Gen Xers today.

In order to protect her voice, Kelly Clarkson has delayed the opening of her 18-show Las Vegas residency at Caesars Palace.

Tom Petty was an amazing songwriter, so it's not super surprising that he wrote one of his most-loved classics in less than a few minutes.

One modern pop rock star got into some trouble back in 2022 for his comments, notably saying that Metallica was the "worst band" of all time.

The truth behind the hit song and mutual affinity that was birthed out of the collaboration between Lady Gaga and Brian May.

The Beach Boys were caught in the middle of two eras in 1965. You can hear that dichotomy on the album 'Summer Days (And Summer Nights!!)'.

A few years back, Nikki Sixx of Mötley Crüe totally dispelled the idea that drugs make musicians more creative.