Concerts

Stephen Stills and Judy Collins have announced a new album and tour that mark their 50 years of friendship.

Bruce Springsteen will reportedly take his arena shows to the more intimate stages of Broadway later this year.

Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson addressed a Philadelphia crowd, talking about the fate of the ancient Mayans and linking it to the current world as we know it.

Kyle Shutt, guitarist for The Sword, will release 'Doom Side of the Moon,' a heavy metal tribute to Pink Floyd's landmark album, 'The Dark Side of the Moon.'

Pete Townshend's Classic Quadrophenia is heading to the U.S. for a handful of tour dates later this summer.

Quiet Riot's 'Road Rage' album has a new release date after being pushed back to re-record with new singer James Durbin.

System of a Down broke out a bunch of songs they haven’t played in over a decade, most notably 'Pictures,' which System haven’t performed live since 2000.

Bob Seger still hasn't clarified the meaning of a promo video for these dates that seemed to indicate plans to retire.

Azazel’s vocalist is quite the character, with the dude’s beer belly busting out of his black tights as he double fists alcohol onstage.

Summer is nearly here, and music will once again fill the air on Thursday evenings in Faribault’s Historic Central Park for the 131st anniversary season. This summer’s music schedule boasts 10 nights of free concerts that the community is invited to attend.