The official Led Zeppelin documentary, Becoming Led Zeppelin, has taken the box office by storm with a record-breaking IMAX debut, earning $3 million in its opening weekend. This groundbreaking docu-concert, offering a rare and intimate look at the iconic band’s origins, has captivated audiences and is set to expand nationwide next week. Here’s how the rock documentary made history.
Glenn Horowitz, the rare-book dealer previously charged in a stolen lyric case involving Don Henley, is suing the Eagles frontman and manager Irving Azoff for millions. Horowitz claims they knowingly withheld exculpatory evidence and caused irreparable damage to his reputation. Here’s the latest twist in this rock ‘n’ roll legal drama.
Kid Rock’s Saturday night performance at Jon Bon Jovi’s Nashville bar took a surprising turn when the rocker lashed out at the crowd for not clapping during his impromptu cover of “Proud Mary.” What followed was a meltdown that left fans in a mix of applause and boos. Here’s what went down.
Get ready for more electrifying shows from Alice Cooper! The legendary shock rocker has added fresh dates to his 2025 “Too Close For Comfort” tour. Tickets go on sale soon, with special VIP packages available. Don’t miss Alice’s thrilling mix of horror-themed theatrics and rock classics in cities across the U.S. this spring and summer!
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After four years of silence, CHEVELLE returns with a crushing new single, “Rabbit Hole (Cowards, Pt. 1),” and a 38-city North American tour with Asking Alexandria and Dead Poet Society. The first taste of their upcoming 2025 album is here—and it’s heavy.
It was the year of neon, synthesizers, and hair so big it could defy gravity. But 1985 also gave us some of the most legendary tracks in rock, new wave, and hair metal history. From the stadium-sized anthems of Bruce Springsteen to the gloomy brilliance of The Cure, let’s take a trip back to a year when music was at its absolute peak.
From Led Zeppelin’s unprecedented contract to Prince’s battle for his masters, the music industry has seen its fair share of legendary legal battles. Artists have fought tooth and nail for creative control, fair royalties, and against corporate greed. These aren’t just courtroom dramas—they’re the stories of rebellion, justice, and rock ‘n’ roll defiance.
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Rise Against frontman Tim McIlrath opens up about the band’s unwavering political stance, the growing threat of the radical right, and why punk has always been about rejecting hate. With their latest single “Nod” out now and a new album on the horizon, the band is doubling down on their mission of resistance.