Rock music

Green Day's latest track Father of All is now available to stream and download with the album released in February 2020.

In addition to his critically acclaimed music projects like Silver Jews and Purple Mountains, Berman was a well-regarded poet.

Kiss's Gene Simmons has new book, a Cliffs Notes of sorts, on how to attain more "power," with sections on Niccolò Machiavelli, Oprah Winfrey, Napoleon Bonaparte, Michael Jordan and Elon Musk. He also has a box set of unreleased material with a huge price tag.

Men with higher levels of testosterone were more likely to prefer rock music, while lower levels were associated with a preference for classical and jazz.

Hasan Hatrash tells Newsweek what it's like to celebrate change in one of the world's most conservative societies.

Tom Petty, a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee and the lead singer of The Heartbreakers, has died just weeks before his 67th birthday.

Patti Smith, a longtime fan of the city, talks the spots she never misses when in town.

The late singer's instructive lessons for our time

The video by the Welsh rock band features the entire Wales squad dancing along.

"Origins Vol. 1" features Slash, Lita Ford, Paul Stanley on tracks by Thin Lizzy, the Troggs, Free and more.

If the copyright protection of present times had been around since the era of the first copyright statutes, much of the music we now love would not exist.

Emerson, one of the founders of Emerson, Lake and Palmer, died Thursday at the age of 71.

The cancer has been caught early, says the musician's spokesperson.

U2 plans to release a new album in 2016. Let's hope it's better than "Songs of Innocence."

The cause was an "extremely aggressive" form of cancer.

Scott Weiland died from a mix of cocaine, MDA (a type of ecstasy) and alcohol, according to toxicology reports.

Janet Jackson and Nine Inch Nails got snubbed.

After The Beatles, the most iconic phase of John Lennon's life began when he moved to the Big Apple.

The 30th anniversary of John Lennon's death offered a cultural milestone equally as resonant as his birthday.

His death was one of the defining moments of the 20th century, and culturally, we're still dealing with it.

Steve Howe, guitarist of seminal (though wrongfully overlooked) rock band Yes, has the licks and keeps on ticking.

Rock is far from dead, and July brings with it the most impressive lineup of stars since Live Aid.

Dawes frontman Taylor Goldsmith on the California group's new LP, "All Your Favorite Bands," out today.

Data analysis of 50 years of "Billboard" magazine's top 40 charts reveals the ebb and flow of musical trends.

Researchers tracked the evolution of U.S. pop music over the past 60 years using data analysis.

Converse announces five days of free concerts in Beantown.

Highlights and disappointments from the second full day of the South by Southwest music festival.

The "American Idiot" band's induction seems to usher in a new generation of artists for the historically classic rock-dominated institution.

You could say that 2014 has been a profoundly strange year for music, but even that would be something of an understatement.

A career in the music business that included Liberace and Jim Morrison (who, sadly, never performed together.)