Ultimate Classic Rock with Matt Wardlaw

"There's a lot of people who didn't get into [the band] until 'Girls, Girls, Girls' or 'Dr. Feelgood,'" he explains in a new interview.

The former Yes keyboardist is now recovering at home.

They scored four Top 40 hits from this album, which has sold more than 10 million copies.

They'll also play one of their most famous albums during two special concerts.

The '80s accordion maestro used a hilarious video to reveal that his Bigger & Weirder trek will continue next year starting May 26

The former Allman Brothers Band guitarist will play two sets each night featuring material from his time with the group, as well as songs from Gov't Mule and his own solo work.

The 12-piece group will play their first shows of the year starting March 10 in New York.

The legend is auctioning off more than 800 items from his life and career with the Eagles, James Gang and more.

Gene Simmons and Bruce Kulick tell UCR how an intimate tour changed everything for the rock legends.

"The Hall’s initial mission statement about who qualifies was always a ruse and a joke concocted to protect their own personal choices," the former Styx vocalist says.

"It's going to be something completely different [from] anything we've done in the past," Joe Elliott tells UCR.

Zakk Sabbath will be the direct support for all of the shows.