Classic Hits

On This Day, Aug. 18, 1986: Bon Jovi releases their breakthrough album ‘Slippery When Wet’

Monday, August 18 by ABC News

On This Day, Aug. 18, 1986…Bon Jovi released their third studio album, Slippery When Wet, which wound up being a huge breakthrough for the band.The album, produced by Bruce Fairbairn, spent eight weeks at #1 on the Billboard Albums chart, and was the band’s... Read More.

Stuntman set ablaze for cover of Pink Floyd’s 1975 album ‘Wish You Were Here’ dies

Monday, August 18 by ABC News

Ronnie Rondell, Jr., the American stuntman who appeared on the cover of Pink Floyd’s 1975 album Wish You Were Here, has died.An obituary announcement posted online reveals that Rondell passed away Aug. 12, at the age of 88.The cover of... Read More.

John Fogerty talks forgiving his late brother and bandmate, Tom Fogerty

Monday, August 18 by ABC News

John Fogerty and his bandmates in Creedence Clearwater Revival did not break up on the best of terms in the '70s. The acrimonious split resulted in a rift between John and his brother and bandmate, Tom Fogerty, which lasted until Tom’s death in 1990."We certainly were estranged," John tells People, noting... Read More.

The Who kicks off North American farewell tour with live debut of ‘Going Mobile’

Sunday, August 17 by ABC News

The Who kicked off their The Song Is Over North America Farewell Tour Saturday in Sunrise, Florida, treating fans to a song they've never played live before.According to setlist.fm, the Rock & Roll Hall of Famers performed the Who’s Next track "Going Mobile," with Pete Townshend’s brother, guitarist Simon Townshend, handling lead vocals.... Read More.

Talking Heads team with Welcome Skateboards for new limited-edition collection

Friday, August 15 by ABC News

The legendary Talking Heads have teamed up with Welcome Skateboards for a once in a lifetime collaboration.The skateboard company has just launched a limited-edition merch collection celebrating the band’s debut album, Talking Heads: 77. The line includes two graphic tees and a custom skateboard deck,... Read More.

Paul McCartney’s photography exhibit headed to Nashville’s Frist Art Gallery

Friday, August 15 by ABC News

Paul McCartney’s photography exhibit is hitting another city this year.Paul McCartney Photographs 1963–64: Eyes of the Storm is set to debut at Nashville’s Frist Art Museum on Nov. 6 and run through Jan. 26, 2026.Eyes of the Storm features more than 250 photographs taken by The Beatles legend between... Read More.

Eagles founding member Bernie Leadon announces first solo album in over 20 years

Friday, August 15 by ABC News

Eagles founding member Bernie Leadon is set to release his first solo album in over two decades.The Rock & Roll Hall of Famer will drop Too Late To Be Cool on Oct. 10, with all songs on the album written by Leadon and produced by Glyn Johns."I... Read More.

Neil Young boycotting Facebook following report on Meta’s policy regarding chatbots, children

Friday, August 15 by ABC News

Neil Young is taking a stand against Meta's use of artificial intelligence when it comes to children.A post on Young’s Facebook page announced that he would no longer be using the social media platform, an apparent response to a Reuters... Read More.

38 Special releases ‘Slightly Controversial’ new single, featuring Train

Friday, August 15 by ABC News

38 Special is sharing another preview of their upcoming album, Milestone, due out Sept. 19.The band, best known for songs like "Hold on Loosely" and "Caught up in You," just dropped the new single, "Slightly Controversial," featuring a guest appearance by the... Read More.

On This Day, Aug. 15, 1991: Paul Simon headlines a free concert at New York’s Central Park

Friday, August 15 by ABC News

On This Day, Aug. 15, 1991…Paul Simon headlined a free concert at New York’s Central Park, as part of his Born at the Right Time tour.The concert, attended by an estimated 48,500 people, aired live on HBO.Simon’s set included solo songs like “Kodachrome,” “Me... Read More.

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On This Day, Aug. 18, 1986: Bon Jovi releases their breakthrough album ‘Slippery When Wet’

Stuntman set ablaze for cover of Pink Floyd’s 1975 album ‘Wish You Were Here’ dies

John Fogerty talks forgiving his late brother and bandmate, Tom Fogerty

The Who kicks off North American farewell tour with live debut of ‘Going Mobile’

Talking Heads team with Welcome Skateboards for new limited-edition collection

Paul McCartney’s photography exhibit headed to Nashville’s Frist Art Gallery

Eagles founding member Bernie Leadon announces first solo album in over 20 years

Neil Young boycotting Facebook following report on Meta’s policy regarding chatbots, children

38 Special releases ‘Slightly Controversial’ new single, featuring Train

On This Day, Aug. 15, 1991: Paul Simon headlines a free concert at New York’s Central Park

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