A professional pop culture junkie for more than 25 years, Jeff Giles regularly surfaces in a number of far-flung locations on the Web.
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Radiohead, Beyonce, Kendrick Lamar Reportedly Booked for Coachella 2017
Next year's Coachella lineup won't be officially announced until early 2017, but we have an eclectic trio of rumored headliners in Radiohead, Beyoncé, and Kendrick Lamar.
SiriusXM to Pay Up to $99 Million in Turtles-Led Royalty Lawsuit
A royalty battle with potentially wide-ranging implications has ended with an expensive setback for satellite radio service SiriusXM.
UPDATED: Ratt Reunion Officially Announced, Ousted Drummer Bobby Blotzer Responds
When Ratt drummer Bobby Blotzer rolled out his own version of the band, he insisted he was only doing it because the other members of the group refused to tour or record.
Lynyrd Skynyrd Guitarist Gary Rossington ‘Feeling Real Good’ After Heart Surgery
Gary Rossington gave fans a scare earlier this year, but the Lynyrd Skynyrd guitarist says he's well on his way to recovery.
Rock Hall Extends Fan Vote, Journey Maintain Lead Over ELO, Yes
Fans who want to have their say in the next round of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductions have an extra few days to cast ballots.
Eric Clapton Announces North American Live Dates for 2017
These shows continue a trend of limited touring for Eric Clapton over the last several years.
How Joan Jett Hit the Big Time With ‘I Love Rock ‘n Roll’
Here solo career looked like it was destined to be a dud after the Runaways splintered — then everything broke wide open.
Listen to Brian Johnson’s First Post-AC/DC Recording, ‘Old Friends Don’t Come Easy’
The latest release from the Greg Billings Band features a vocal assist from Brian Johnson — delivering his first studio performance since departing AC/DC earlier this year.
Sammy Hagar Announces New ‘When the Party Started’ Solo Compilation
Sammy Hagar has selected some personal highlights from his post-Van Halen solo career for a new compilation he's calling This Is Sammy Hagar Vol. 1 — When the Party Started.
Hostile Note From Lennon to McCartney Headed to Auction Block
Tensions between John Lennon and Paul McCartney in the wake of the Beatles' breakup are highlighted in an annoyed and often profane letter that's expected to sell for roughly $20,000 at auction.
Aerosmith Announce First ‘Farewell’ Tour Dates
Aerosmith's next tour might be the beginning of the end.
When Genesis Reconvened For One Last Phil Collins Album, ‘We Can’t Dance’
They were coming off their biggest commercial success – and headed for a major change.