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Prog Rock guitar legend Steve Hackett explores he work with Genesis, solo catalog and new concept album on current tour.

Georgia's small craft brewers got a bitter taste of politics at the capitol this session but they say they're gearing up for the next battle.

Two of the band members are gone but will sing again at Lexington Opera House.

Legendary keyboard player Rick Wakeman has announced that his upcoming run of shows in the Americas will be his last American shows.

Take the plunge and explore the best swimming holes in New Zealand. Northland really does have more than its fair share of stunning beaches and swimming...

Ian Anderson discusses Jethro Tull's first new album in nearly two decades, and how the stories of the Bible can be very applicable to today's news.

It is very easy to pass up a quirky roadside attraction when the destination is farther along the road and everyone is anxious to get there. But a quick stop

Go Now!, a rock and roll quartet that plays the music of the Moody Blues, will join the Houston Symphony for performances this weekend at Jones Hall.

Voyager guitarist Scott Kay says his dad initially got him interested in Prog Rock. Voyager come under the term ‘Progressive Metal’ today but the genre evolved out of Progressive Rock in the late 60s, early 70s with bands like Yes, Genesis, King Crimson and Pink Floyd.

Carl Palmer, the lone surviving member of the prog-rock trio Emerson, Lake & Palmer, talks about creating 'The Return of Emerson, Lake & Palmer,' which uses archival concert footage and plays the Lorain Palace Theatre July 14