22 Years Ago: Foo Fighters Release 'The Colour and the Shape'
On May 20, 1997, Foo Fighters released what would become their biggest selling album, 'The Colour and the Shape.'
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Rush Magazine Ads Through the Years: 1974-2018
They span the band's four-decade career, promoting studio albums, live records, singles and more.
Rod Stewart Returns To MN This Summer
Long-time favorite Rod Stewart returns to the Land of 10,000 Lakes this August for a show at Treasure Island Resort and Casino - south of the Twin Cities metro in Welch.
31 Years Ago: Judas Priest Flash Metal Form on 'Ram It Down'
Following the less than positive reception to 'Turbo,' Judas Priest made an effort to get back to metal basics on 'Ram It Down' without shaking off the synths.
How Rush's First U.S. Show Became a Complete Disaster
They were set to arrive with a very big bang. Then everything went wrong.
Soundgarden Hit Commercial Peak With 'Black Hole Sun'
The song's success helped make band grunge superstars.
27 Years Ago: Iron Maiden Release 'Fear of the Dark'
It'd be the last with Bruce Dickinson for a while.
9 Years Ago: Ronnie James Dio Passes Away
We take a look back at the life and death of metal legend Ronnie James Dio.
When Lemmy Was in Boys Don't Cry's 'I Wanna Be a Cowboy' Video
Lemmy channeled Lee Van Cleef when he appeared in the video for Boys Don't Cry's 1986 single "I Wanna Be a Cowboy.'
Queen's Brian May: We Haven't Made a Penny on 'Bohemian Rhapsody'
The film has made over $900 million.