Ringo Starr, Joan Jett and Green Day are among the next crop of new inductees into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame -- and not surprisingly, they're all feeling pretty good about it.
It isn't quite the world tour that many fans are anticipating, but AC/DC have started filling out their 2015 calendar with the first of what we hope will be many live dates.
If the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame decided its inductions according to fan ballots, Stevie Ray Vaughan would be a shoo-in for 2015.
John Fogerty has characterized the lawsuit recently filed against him by his surviving former Creedence Clearwater Revival bandmates as an effort to "stop me ... from singing my songs."
K.K. Downing isn't playing with Judas Priest anymore, but he still has metal on his mind.
2008's 'Black Ice' will keep its special status as the only AC/DC album to debut at No. 1 on the U.S. charts -- at least for now.
James Hetfield has triumphed over band turmoil, changing trends and even fire itself, but that doesn't mean he isn't afraid of anything.
Rush's first 14 albums are returning to vinyl in 2015 -- and they're getting hi-def audio upgrades too.
"You know who knows me? My clothes. My clothes know me very well."
John Fogerty is no stranger to lawsuits, and he definitely seems to be taking the one recently filed against him by his surviving former Creedence Clearwater Revival bandmates in stride.
