Ryan Reed

In clip from the ABC sitcom, Motley Crue drummer dons bow tie and calls rock music "deafening noise made by morally questionable gentlemen"

Sometimes working fast pays off.

Kiss are still one month away from launching the 2020 leg of their farewell tour, but co-founding member is making headlines for another, more disturbing reason.

He's still disappointed the aborted 'Household Objects' project was never released.

Yes have survived because they've been willing to endlessly adapt. But which experiment worked best?

Questions linger about the revamped Mac. Will they blacklist all Buckingham material? And if so, how they fill the gaps?

In their tumultuous half-century of existence, Yes have released 16 live albums. That's way too many live albums.

Yes' annual floating retreat, Cruise to the Edge, has been a vehicle for both celebration and mourning – as much a memorial service as a music festival.

This album falls somewhere between the band's synth-driven early '80s era and their guitar-heavy return in the late '90s.

Jethro Tull have released a re-mastered and expanded edition of their 1973 album, 'A Passion Play.'

We reviewed 'Heaven and Earth,' the new album by Yes.

For many diehards, Led Zeppelin were even more mind-blowing onstage than they were in the studio. With 1997's 'BBC Sessions,' that argument was strengthened considerably, as it showcased the most powerful quartet in rock music at their most playful and hard-hitting.