With soccer player Diogo Jota passing away following a car crash, Robert Plant posted a tribute to the rising star.

Oasis lead singer Liam Gallagher has responded to a Green Day concertgoer who played "Wonderwall" during the band's Luxembourg show.

Out of sincere love for Bob Dylan, George Harrison once called the masterful lyricist the "looniest" person he knew.

Randy Travis and Clay Walker saw the opportunity to have some fun and decided to make the most of it with a wheelchair race.

The year 1969 is as history as any in American history. But what about the one-hit wonders from the time period, what did they tell us?

Deep Purple developed into one of the most reliable heavy metal bands of their era. That came before their first single made them pop stars.

Foo Fighters' eponymous debut album was released 30 years ago. In honor of the anniversary, Dave Grohl wrote a lengthy letter about the band.

The last addition to the Beatles introduced the rest of the newly formed Fab Four to the wonders of country music.

There were so many great underground bands in the 1990s, and it was hard on one's wallet just trying to keep up with them all.

Ray Charles was born in Georgia, but according to the man himself, "Georgia On My Mind" had nothing to do with his home state.

The Beatles introduced the world to Liverpool. And the following five bands did the same for Manchester and also changed rock history.

When In Rome imploded after their first album. But their debut single "The Promise" still casts a long synth-pop shadow.