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elmundo.es • Music • Spain

This article profiles Antonio García, the lead singer of the rising Spanish rock band Arde Bogotá, detailing their unexpected journey to success and their unique approach to music.

elpais.com • Music • UK

This article explores the three NME Poll Winners' concerts of the 1960s, where The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, along with other British rock stars, shared the stage.

smh.com.au • Music • World

This interview with ZZ Top guitarist Billy Gibbons discusses the band's longevity, their upcoming Australian tour, and the iconic beards that have become a signature part of their image.

nytimes.com • Music • World

The article explores how 1970s rock stars adapted to the evolving music scene of the 1980s, marked by the rise of synthesizers, MTV, and a new generation of artists.

infobae.com • Music • World

A failed attempt at re-recording their songs led to The Police's permanent split, as creative differences and conflicts among band members proved insurmountable.

eltoque.com • Music • Cuba

Audioslave's 2005 free concert in Havana marked a pivotal moment for Cuban rock music, overcoming decades of censorship and showcasing the power of music to transcend political divides.

rockfm.fm • Music • World

Wendy Dio recounts the difficult initial reception of Ronnie James Dio as Black Sabbath's new lead singer, highlighting the initial rejection and eventual acceptance of his unique style.

radiomagica.pe • Music • World

This article explores the heartbreaking story behind Led Zeppelin's 'All my love,' revealing its dedication to Robert Plant's deceased son.

loudwire.com • Music • World

This article details the origin story of guitarist Slash's iconic top hat, revealing its accidental acquisition and its role in alleviating his stage fright.

rockfm.fm • Music • World

Slash, Guns N' Roses guitarist, reveals the story behind his iconic top hat, explaining its origins in a shoplifting incident and its evolution into a signature element of his persona.

rockfm.fm • Music • World

Keith Moon's pyrotechnics during The Who's appearance on The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour in 1967 resulted in a lifetime hearing injury for Pete Townshend.

los40.com • Music • World

A false story about Alice Cooper killing a chicken during a concert in 1969 unexpectedly propelled him to fame.

infobae.com • Music • World

The article details the long-standing and bitter feud between Roger Waters and the other members of Pink Floyd, exploring the band's history, creative conflicts, and legal battles.

latimes.com • Law • World

Ozzy Osbourne faces lawsuits alleging that subliminal messages in his music caused the suicides of two teenagers.