Rock

Scorpions guitarists Rudolf Schenker and Matthias Jabs visited Billboard on Sept. 11 as the German metal band was beginning the North American leg of its 50th Anniversary World Tour.

The Creed frontman talks to Billboard about his struggles with bipolar disorder, his very-public breakdown and how, now sober and on medication, he hopes to reunite his band.

Indie band The Moth & The Flame will release their upcoming EP, Young and Unafraid, on Sept. 25, but you can listen to it early exclusively below.

Dead & Company -- three quarters of the core Grateful Dead members plus John Mayer -- is hitting the road in about a month and they're getting ready.

5 Seconds of Summer have come a long way in just four years, but the Aussie pop-punk quartet aren't letting international success blind them to the harsher realities of life.

Bay Area indie poppers the Mantles are readying a new album for the veteran Bay Area indie pop label Slumberland. We invite you to bop your head along to “Hate to See You Go,” the fourth track from "All Odds End," due Oct. 16.

The Boss joined Browne to perform “Take It Easy.”

Punk musicians are a prickly bunch and Irish punks may be the prickliest and most anti-establishment of all. The Massachusetts-based American Celtic punk band Dropkick Murphys, however, has found a politician to admire in Democratic presidential candidate Martin O’Malley, the former governor of Maryland, who just happens to moonlight in a Celtic rock band himself. Dropkick Murphys’ members this week tweeted their approval of O’Malley’s use of their platinum hit, “Shipping Up to Boston,” saying the candidate “stands up for working people.”

Skrillex's Ultra Japan set won't soon be forgotten in Tokyo.

The theatrical trailer for the long-awaited Green Day documentary 'Heart Like A Hand Grenade' is officially here.