Thirty-six years ago today, Aerosmith released a massively popular album that landed them in court and led to other legal issues.

Fifty-five years ago today, Creedence Clearwater Revival went to No. 1 on the UK albums chart for the first and only time.

Taking a moment to remember the victims of 9/11, one country singer decided to get a little help from none other than Toby Keith.

In an exclusive interview with American Songwriter, Lou Gramm commented about the deluxe reissue of Foreigner’s classic 1981 album ‘4,’ noting it features "a lot of stuff … no one’s heard before." ...

Before he became a country music icon in his own right, Johnny Cash played rhythm guitar in a rowdy German bar band.

Well, on this day, September 12, 1990, the timeline of Mac just got more confusing. Specifically, Christine McVie and Stevie Nicks announced they were departing from Fleetwood Mac. Prior to this ...

Megan Moroney reunited onstage with pop star Tate McRae for a surprise duet of her latest hit, "6 Months Later." ...

Keith Richards once named the band he thought was "the heartbeat of the whole country." Find out who that is below.

Paul McCartney heard this Procol Harum hit on one of the most important nights of his life at a London music club.

"We were awakened to the news that President Kennedy had been taken to Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas," recalled Mike Love.

The 1960s saw Cash releasing some of his most popular singles. “Ring of Fire” gave him his first No. 1 of the decade in 1963. The live version of “Folsom Prison Blues” topped the chart in 1968. “A Boy ...

What would a list of rock songs from 1960 be without at least one Elvis Presley tune? I went with the rock and roll blues classic “Stuck On You”, released in March 1960. This tune was actually Presley ...