With some time and effort, you can turn an old piano bench into a unique plant holder that's perfect for your home or garden. An old piano bench may be an easy find if you know someone who's ...

The indie jam band continues to pack in its loyal fans ... Cotter Ellis: Well, it just started yesterday at “Bottle Rock”(a three-day festival in Napa Valley), and that was a super wild ...

Indeed, the fast-rising New England jam-pop-rock band played Duke Herrington’s “A Tribute to Gold” not once, not twice, but thrice that night. They also played, Anspach recalls, a “really ...

In this episode of the Biscuits & Jam Podcast, Southern Living's Sid Evans ... one of the hottest young bands in country rock. Brandon and Drew share their journeys from Alabama roots to music ...

It has got a lysergic energy all of its own. This is funk-rock as mysticism, the sound of Eddie Hazel seeing through the third eye, being guided by George Clinton who – by all accounts – was ...

Former Eagles guitarist and Rock Hall inductee Don Felder digs into "The Vault" for 50 years worth of unfinished material, ...

"Eagles Fly" is a single off of Hagar's 1987 solo album I Never Said Goodbye. It peaked at No. 87 on the U.S. Rock charts. Chesney's residency at The Sphere kicks off May 22 and runs through June 21.

This week in concerts, we've got some great shwos from Death From Above 1979 to Goose to What So Not and and so much more.

Anne Valerie Ter sat on the short black bench in her piano teacher’s basement, her mother’s warm voice encouraging her as she draped her fingers over the keys to begin Rachmaninoff’s Piano ...

Peter Frampton made a guest appearance with Pearl Jam on Thursday night at the band's concert in Nashville, Tennessee. He joined them for a rendition of Pearl Jam's "Black," which you can watch below.

KENOSHA — An Unplugged Acoustic Rock Jam is 2-4 p.m. Saturday at the Northside Kenosha Public Library, 1500 27th Ave. “This is an exciting opportunity for local musicians,” said Kevin Puder ...

I was on our patio when I heard it — the shriek of distorted guitar followed by a prolonged crash, as if someone were falling down the stairs with cymbals. It was a Wednesday afternoon in April ...