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Bryan Adams is setting out to celebrate 30 years of his legendary career, and he's going to get pretty reckless about it.
30 years? Where did the time go?
Bryan Adams is set to bring his Reckless 30th Anniversary tour to the Van Andel Arena on Friday, July 24!

We mentioned this earlier this week, and now it's 100 percent official: Miley Cyrus has been chosen to induct Joan Jett & The Blackhearts into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on April 18.

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Not only has Michigan’s Joshua Davis survived on Season 8 of NBC’s The Voice, but the talented singer-songwriter has emerged as one of the favorites among the reality show’s 12 finalists.

Stan Freberg passed away Tuesday at the age of 88.
The man who inspired Weird Al Yankovic was known for his strange, subversive sense of humor that he used to make comedy records in the '50s, eventually working his way into TV commercials in the late '60s and early '70s, many of which …

Decades after penning "American Pie," Don McLean is ready to part with the handwritten lyrics for his career-defining hit, and whoever takes ownership of the manuscript will pay handsomely for the privilege.

This afternoon, Harry Connick, Jr., announced his summer concert tour, which includes a date here in West Michigan!
The tour includes a stop in Grand Rapids at Frederik Meijer Gardens Amphitheater at Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park on Aug. 2.

AC/DC guitarist Angus Young may be one of the unlikeliest guitar heroes in rock music, simply for the fact that he's not trying to be a guitar hero at all.

Prince fans, you better clear your schedule. The legendary artist has announced a Thursday show in Detroit.

Many old-school groups seem to be releasing music this spring, either digitally re-mastered classics or brand spanking new music.
Styx is heading out on tour to support its eight-album vinyl box set collection, which is slated for release May 12. No tour dates have been released yet, although tickets…

Mere days after they shut down Hollywood Boulevard (and endangered David Lee Roth's nose) during a special performance on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Van Halen traveled down the TV dial for an appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show.

David Lee Roth overcame a self-inflected nose bashing during Van Halen's special performance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! — and the second half of the band's set is now online.

The notion may seem a tad overdramatic in retrospect, but, in late March 1979, when Canadian hard rockers Triumph unleashed Just a Game – their second or third album, depending on which side of the 49th Parallel you were standing in – their career longevity was anything but certain.