Bernie Leadon titled his new solo album, 'Too Late to Be Cool,' after one of the excellent songs he wrote and recorded for ...

The Eagles may have been one of the biggest up-and-coming bands in the 1970s, but Donald Fagen was not impressed by this ...

Don Henley already had a fine attention to detail in the Eagles, but he had some critiques on one of their final efforts.

On this day (November 26) in 1994, the Eagles topped the Billboard 200 with Hell Freezes Over, where it stayed for two weeks. Recorded during an MTV special, the LP was their first in 14 years. After ...

Foreigner’s first album was launched at an opportune time. While punk rock was big news in 1977, the year’s biggest-selling ...

Their brilliant debut album First Utterance (1970) is highly recommended. A chilling, hypnotic blend of psych-folk and ...

Artists HeavySlime, Paul Granese and Kees Holterman participated in the collaboration. Proceeds from the sales benefit Philly public schools.

The 1977 album "The New South" by Hank Williams Jr. served as inspiration for Owen while he worked on this record. He always ...

In his early career, Mick Jones tasted the high life as a backing musician for French superstar Johnny Hallyday, and enjoyed ...

Don Henley and Irving Azoff beat a lawsuit over the prosecution of three men for allegedly selling stolen lyrics from the Eagles’ 'Hotel California.' ...

Next summer, Chicago and Styx will hit the road together for the 'Windy Cities Tour,' celebrating their classic rock legacies with shows in 25 cities, including Chicago itself.

Second and third singles “Stateside” and “Illegal” are included among KTLA’s 50 best songs of 2025 for good reason. “Illegal” ...