Rock News

News of Gregg Allman's death was shared by many of his contemporaries on Twitter.

Led Zeppelin were found not guilty in their plagiarism trial regarding the classic "Stairway to Heaven."

If you grew up in the 60's and 70's in our area (CT/NYC) and you're a classic rock, or basically, any kind of music fan, you should check it out.

When the Ramones’ eponymous first album was released in April 1976, it was so fresh and immediate that it was almost hard to believe that they had already been kicking around New York for about two years.

Lynyrd Skynyrd were a band on the rise when they returned to record stores with their third LP.

With their fifth studio album, 1979's 'Evolution,' Journey finally cracked the Top 20 of 'Billboard''s album chart — and they soared even higher when they returned the next year with the follow-up, 'Departure.'

"The '80s are coming and we're going to be the soundtrack. We're here to blow the bugles and jump on the horns and whistle it all in and usher it down the road and round the stretch and across the finish line."

Is it Pink Floyd’s worst album or Roger Waters’ best solo LP? We explore the thorny history of this complicated album.

After acknowledging and re-incorporating his Led Zeppelin past into his solo career for the first time with 1988's Now and Zen, Robert Plant really turned the "Hammer of the Gods" loose on his fifth studio album, 1990's perfectly titled Manic Nirvana.

Van Halen's recording career hit its first major road bump with the release of 'III,' an album that debuted their third singer.