George Harrison was always known as the quiet Beatle, but the moment he stepped out of that shadow at the Concert for Bangladesh, everything changed forever.

Bob Dylan may thrive on his stoicism, but there were many people who could out-cool him outside of traditional rock and roll.

I remember a time when the Beatles, Bob Dylan, miniskirts, marijuana and major political protests were about to explode across Europe and America. As Bob Dylan sang, “There was music ...

A Decade of Dissent by Sean Egan examines Bob Dylan's work during the 1960s and the lasting influence of his music.

Stevo Rood On Saturday, May 24, Willie Nelson’s Outlaw Music Festival Tour arrived at Cascades Amphitheater in Ridgefield, ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Fans of The Beatles have a place to be this weekend. More than 20,000 people are expected to attend ...

Forest Hills is famous for both its role in tennis and rock and roll, serving as the home of the 1950 International Tennis ...

The Glasgow-born troubadour Donovan's mission was “to bring poetic vision to popular music” and he managed that superbly with his third ...

John Lennon carried a jukebox filled with 40 records. This musical diary reveals the diverse sounds that fueled his ...

The Jim Irsay Collection includes 199 guitars and artifacts of pop culture and history. Experts have valued the collection at ...

Here’s one for the rock history files that still manages to stir the pot, even decades later — because when Bob Dylan thinks ...

Bill Kelly Southern rock has deep roots at the Beacon Theatre. The Allman Brothers Band made its debut on the legendary New York stage with ...