On Feb. 22, 1977, the Eagles unleashed "Hotel California" into the world. Nearly 50 years later, no one can agree on its meaning.

Imagine a time when rock ‘n’ roll was king, and the arena was its throne. That’s exactly what the 1977 album “Hotel California” by the Eagles represents: the peak of arena rock. Released during a time ...

With a terminal illness tightening its grip, Michael DeGreve, an icon at Cheyenne's Hitching Post for decades, wants to finish his last major work ...

Junior grew up in Cerano, a pueblito of just a few thousand people situated near the border between Guanajuato and Michoacán, ...

From Stockton's own Chris Isaak to Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson, discover 5 must-see concerts, science shows, and free live music events coming to Northern California.

From combat veterans and 'crazy' physicals to high lottery luck, discover how rock’s legends navigated the chaos of the Vietnam draft ...

From the crackle of AM radio to dad's off-key humming, these eight tracks transformed boring family road trips into memory-making marathons that shaped an entire generation's relationship with music, ...

Real Arizonans know that Feb. 14 is Statehood Day. So consider this list of reasons we love Arizona as our Valentine to the Grand Canyon State.

From Lynyrd Skynyrd's Southern rock anthem to Chuck Berry's pioneering rock and roll, join us as we explore the definitive ...

Guitarist and producer Rick Beato ranked the greatest acoustic guitar intros ever, and his No. 1 pick is a 1971 classic ...

These four classic rock songs from 1977 are so good, they are worth listening to over and over again, even decades later.

Emma Laird recalls a moment — not all that long ago — when she was stood on the rooftop of her apartment in Los Angeles, looking out across a postcard-worthy sunset skyline and smoking a cigarette.