It’s May 25th and here are some reasons why this day matters in rock history: In 1996, Sublime singer Bradley Nowell died of a heroin overdose in a San Francisco hotel room. He was 28. In 1968, Simon and Garfunkel scored their second number one album with Bookends,

The Immersive Rock Experience” takes audiences on a powerful journey through the music, history, and culture of rock ‘n’ roll, brought to life through a stunning 270-degree, floor-to-ceiling digital display in New York's ARTECHOUSE.

The students at Gateway Academy in Phoenix are rehearsing for the main event: their year-end graduation concert at Phoenix College. Gateway is a private school offering gifted students in grades 6-12 with high-functioning autism an individualized curriculum,

Lydia Cash says she only came into her own, musically, once she moved to Chicago. (Victoria Marie)

The critically acclaimed “72 Seasons” came out in 2023, which is when this tour in support of it began. The majority of the docket sees singer/guitarist James Hetfield, drummer Lars Ulrich, guitarist Kirk Hammett, and bassist Robert Trujillo locking onto acity for a “No Repeat Weekend.”

The mixed-media installation balances artifacts from musical guests with costumes from iconic sketches, including Eddie Murphy's robe from "James Brown's Celebrity Hot Tub."

The owners of Hutto Music School—Anastasiia Zuieva and Oscar Ibragimov—expanded their services to Round Rock with the opening of Round Rock Music School in May.

There are plenty of classic rock bands proving their music can still rock as they continue to tour after decades on the road. This is no easy task as they have to keep up with new acts such Sleep Token who are continuing to make new music.