Dave Grohl had certain standards when it came to rock and roll shows, but he felt that some of the greatest of all time weren't always on their A-game.

With so much alternative rock hitting record stores in 1995, you may have forgotten these classics by Red Hot Chili Peppers and others.

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Scale will feature 1:1 front-and-back portraits of guitars belonging to Paul McCartney, Tom Morello, Dave Grohl, Kerry King, ...

Kurt Cobain's guitar worth $6 million is on display in London at the Royal College of Music Museum, and you can pop in to see ...

VOWWS have teamed up with Korn’s Munky and former Foo Fighters drummer Josh Freese for SHUDDER, taken from their new album I’ll Fill Your House With ...

Masterminded by Australian photographer Kane Hibberd, Scale invites attendees to see some of the most famous guitars in the ...

Images of guitars owned by Paul McCartney, Kirk Hammett, Dave Grohl, Noel Gallagher and more will be displayed at the Scale ...

Kicking off his European tour in style, Ed Sheeran fell over in front of thousands of fans in Madrid at the Riyadh Air ...

Parade. A famed New York landmark has announced that its Music Icons event is returning live on May 30 and 31. Julien's ...