When people think of long-lasting music careers, a few famous names usually come to mind. One artist who deserves a place on that list is Pink. After more than two decades in the music industry, she has built an impressive catalog of hit songs and successful albums. What may surprise many fans is that Pink … Read more
Many artists deliver great live performances, but only a few become unforgettable. One live performance by singer Pink has achieved something remarkable—it has been watched more than 100 million times online. Fans around the world continue to watch and share it years after it first aired. The performance took place at the 2010 Grammy Awards, … Read more
The rock world was forever changed when progressive rock legends Rush announced their highly anticipated return to the stage with the 2026 Fifty Something Tour. For the first time since the band’s retirement in 2015, surviving members Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson are once again performing under the Rush banner—an announcement that has sparked excitement, … Read more
At midnight, a seven-year-old girl walked into our biker bar barefoot, wearing pink pajamas. Her feet were bleeding. Rainwater dripped from her hair onto the floor. And when she spoke, every conversation in the room stopped. “He’s hurting Mommy again.” Thirty grown men froze. The football game playing on the television suddenly didn’t matter. The … Read more
Eric Clapton has a reputation for emotional distance in interviews — a guardedness earned through decades of public grief, addiction, and loss. But in a conversation with a music journalist in the early 2000s, he said something that stopped the interview cold. He had recorded a song in the early 1980s, after the death of … Read more
Zac Brown is speaking out about his performance at the White House, emphasizing that his appearance at the recent UFC Freedom 250 event was driven by patriotism rather than politics. The country star performed the national anthem during the historic event held on the South Lawn of the White House, which marked a major celebration … Read more
David Bowie and Mick Jagger had one of rock’s great friendships — a complicated, competitive, admiring, and occasionally brutal relationship between two men who each privately believed the other was doing it slightly wrong. Friends from the 1970s who knew both men have described their dynamic as “two chess players who genuinely liked each other … Read more
Jimmy Page is one of the most interviewed rock musicians in history, and he is also one of the most careful. Over fifty years of conversations with journalists, biographers, and documentarians, Page has developed a precise and almost forensic sense of what he will and will not say. There are five Led Zeppelin recordings he … Read more
By 1979, Ozzy Osbourne had been fired from Black Sabbath and was, by his own later admission, in a very dark place. He had money, but no direction. He had a name, but no band. His manager and future wife Sharon Arden had arranged a series of auditions for a new backing group, and Ozzy … Read more
In the spring of 1971, Rod Stewart sat down with acoustic guitarist Martin Quittenton in a rented room and finished a song in less than half an hour. It was a quiet, melancholy ballad about a girl he had known and lost — the kind of song that almost didn’t sound like Rod Stewart at … Read more