A new photo book titled ‘Their Generation’ documenting The Who’s late-1960s American tours will be published this spring.

Steve Miller re-recorded his 1976 rock anthem "Fly Like an Eagle" as part of Playing For Change's Songs Around The World project.

Steve Miller has teamed up with a variety of international musicians on a new version of his classic hit “Fly Like an Eagle” for the Playing for Change organization.

In 1939, singer Roberta Flack was born in Asheville, N.C. She had a half-dozen ballad hits in the 1970s, including three No. 1 -- ``The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face,'' ``Killing Me Softly With His ...

And ultimately, A Ghost Is Born is more dynamic and ambitious than a biblical flood metaphor rock album probably could have ...

Eichmiller Farms in Waterford is a new member of the American Angus Association®, reports Mark McCully, CEO of the national breed organization headquartered in Saint Joseph, Mo.

“We've got to be a thermostat,” Baylor head coach Glenn Moore said ... The Bears begin the season this weekend at the Aggie Classic in College Station, playing five games in three days ...

This summer will see the first iteration of Classic Art London (CAL, 23 June-6 July), a new visitor engagement campaign for pre-contemporary art galleries that aims to fill the void left by London ...

From today Thursday 6th February 2025, the Barbican hosts the UK’s first institutional survey of the late American artist Noah Davis (1983 – 2015), bringing together over 50 works spanning painting, ...

1974, 1975, 1977: Stevie Wonder Stevie Wonder became the first Black artist to win album of the year in 1974 for his 16th studio album, "Innervisions," 15 years after the inaugural Grammys ceremony.

While friends Up North are shivering through February, we'll be having a blast in Jacksonville, with concerts, undie runs, Scottish games and more.