While taking the stage at Glastonbury, Rod Stewart faced a great deal of backlash for showing his support for far-right politician.

While a part of Treaty Oak Revival for the last five years, musician Andrew Carey announced his departure from the country music group.

Zach Bryan was delighted when a fan asked to join him on stage for an unexpected song, and couldn't help but fulfill the request.

While on tour, Jelly Roll and Post Malone teamed up for special tribute to Toby Keith with impromptu performance of "Who's Your Daddy." ...

Red Hot Chili Peppers distill their universal philosophy in "Stadium Arcadium", the emotional track that began with drummer Chad Smith.

Brian Jones left a major impact on The Rolling Stones. Mick Jagger wished him a fond farewell on "Shine A Light".

Taylor Swift's first six albums were bought from under her on this day in 2019, leading to re-recorded albums and a feud that lasted years.

Lee Greenwood released "God Bless the U.S.A." in 1984—an iconic patriotic song inspired by Elvis Presley and John Phillip Sousa.

What was music like in 1959? Better yet, what were the one-hit wonders like from that time period? Were they of the past or future?

Prince delivered quite a few searing guitar solos through the years, but these three prove he was a bit of an underrated guitarist.

Joni Mitchell once said she was "sick of being lumped in with the women," with the exception of one singer songwriter.

While planning to take his tour internationally, Marilyn Manson was forced to cancel show due to a campaign surrounding his assault allegations.