Jake Holmes, who has long claimed he wrote Led Zeppelin's 'Daze and Confused,' has settled his lawsuit against Jimmy Page and others.

These classic rock compilation albums are on another level quality-wise, and you may have forgotten they even existed.

Kenny Rogers included "Through the Years" on his 'Share Your Love' album and released the love ballad in 1981.

A member of comedy-rock band Green Jellÿ allegedly shared a meme mocking the late Ozzy Osbourne's substance use.

Billy Strings joined Dead & Company for a tribute to Jerry Garcia on what would have been the Grateful Dead frontman's 83rd birthday.

Sturgill Simpson delighted fans at Dead & Company's show, which was held in honor of Grateful Dead's 60th anniversary.

A select few got to enjoy Jeff Buckley's final performance before his death, just days before the talented young artist passed away.

Classic rock bands' members have historically had run-ins with the law on occasion. But to get banned from whole countries? That's impressive.

In video footage posted to social media, audience members can be heard screaming, “Get the f— out!” Matthews would soon echo this sentiment. “I don’t care if you came from Timbuktu to come to this ...

London metro police are asking fans to come forward with information after an Oasis fan fell to his death at Wembley Stadium.

Pearl Jam has always been anti-lip-syncing, and they proved that with the 1991 video for their hit song "Alive".

If you were a kid in 1975, these nostalgic songs might just bring up some old memories. If you can't help but sing along, we don't blame you.