Debra Filcman

The Foo Fighters performed a live mashup in Brazil, singing Van Halen's "Jump" to the music of John Lennon's "Imagine."

Picture it: Hong Kong. 1996. A drunken Robert Plant singing Elvis Presley karaoke. A Taiwanese Elvis impersonator in the house.

Fifty-four years after releasing their debut album, the Rolling Stones are at work on their next one.

Throughout its five-season run, 'The Muppet Show' brought in some of the world's best-loved entertainers as guest stars, including musicians from rock, pop and country.

Metallica frontman James Hetfield will share the screen with former teen heartthrob Zac Efron in the upcoming Ted Bundy movie 'Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile.'

Rush pulled off the road a couple years ago, but fans had hopes for some kind of smaller-scale project from them in the future.

Rod Stewart has announced a North American summer tour, again teaming up with Cyndi Lauper, just as he did last summer.

In August, classic rockers shot down rumors and spoke their minds, and a few projects floundered.

Bono says there's a space in the current landscape for music with less of a pop sensibility and more rage — and that revolution will come.

The biggest classic rock stories of May 2017 included some sad losses, the kick-offs of major tours and a fun surprise collaboration.