The popularity of the rock opera has ebbed and flowed throughout the decades since the release of The Who's Tommy, which came out fifty years ago today (May 23), but this take on the concept album has undoubtedly yielded some of rock's most beloved works
The Who’s landmark album Tommy was released 50 years ago today (May 23), and while the album wasn’t technically the first “rock opera,” it certainly helped popularize the term and the concept.
Robert Plant paid a visit to the John Bonham memorial statue recently located in Redditch, England, where Bonham was born, and shared a very moving photo of the moment.
Social media apps and the things that happen on them are usually prime examples of "why we can't have nice things," but one Snapchat user has taken the very popular gender swap filter to next level magic.
Bad Wolves have a busy summer ahead of them with shows in Europe and touring with Papa Roach stateside beginning in July, but singer Tommy Vext has another big project he'll be tackling on top of that.
David Bowie was always an artist prone to changing artistic direction and making grand statements. But even by his standards, it was surprising to hear his announcement in 1989 that, after decades as a solo artist, he was forming a band.
Queen recording new music with Adam Lambert has always been a "maybe" of a situation, but Lambert may have decided the fate of any potential future project in a recent interview.
Festivals are often sources of great collaborations, and in the case of the Sonic Temple Festival (formerly known as Rock on the Range) this past weekend, this performance happened.
