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Rammstein’s new self-titled studio album has debuted at No.1 in 14 countries. The album has hit the top spot in Germany, Belgium, Denmark, France, the Netherlands, Norway, Finland, Estonia, Portugal, Poland, Russia, Switzerland, Austria and Canada. It

Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson is set to embark on a spoken word tour of Europe this fall in support of his latest book, 2017’s “What Does This Button Do.” “An Evening With Bruce Dickinson” will see

Iggy Pop has announced that he is releasing a new collection of lyrics this fall. The book, called ‘Til Wrong Feels Right, will feature lyrics from over 100 of Iggy Pop’s songs together with photos, memorabilia, never-before-seen

Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour will auction off more than 120 guitars from his personal collection at Christie’s in New York on June 20, and the guitarist will preview the event with a three-part podcast series. Each

Singer Eddie Money, 70, announced on Twitter Tuesday he will be undergoing “a minor, minimally invasive heart valve surgery this week.” Money added he appreciated the “thoughts and prayers” and looks “forward to getting back on the

Guns N’ Roses guitarist Slash confirmed that the band has made plans to start work on a new album later this year. Several band members, including Slash, previously hinted that the idea had been discussed, with the

Robert Plant announced that he is launching a new podcast. Plant’s show, titled Digging Deep, debuts on June 3 via all major streaming platforms including iTunes, Spotify, YouTube and more.  Plant promises a diverse playlist, saying he’ll

Paul McCartney has announced plans to reissue four archival live collections in multiple formats on July 12 to coincide with the just-launched U.S. leg of his Freshen Up Tour. The records — 1976’s Wings over America, 1988’s

At his May 24 gig in Philadelphia, Billy Joel invited Jason Bonham to add drums to two Led Zeppelin covers: “Whole Lotta Love” and “Good Times Bad Times.” Joel opened the show solo, performing hits like “Movin’

Sheryl Crow has shared a video of her new collaborative track “Live Wire” which features Bonnie Raitt and Mavis Staples. The single is off of Crow’s forthcoming album “Threads.” The album of collaborations will be hitting stores