These opening lines from famous rock songs are burned into the brains of generations of fans, years after the songs were released.

Billy Strings joined Dead & Company for a tribute to Jerry Garcia on what would have been the Grateful Dead frontman's 83rd birthday.

After news broke of Jeannie Seely's death, Dolly Parton remembered her "dearest friend's" vocal prowess and wicked sense of humor.

These underrated one-hit wonders only hit the Hot 100 chart once, and those songs just barely made it to the chart at No. 100.

Paul Stanley recently spoke about the moment in 1983 that led to KISS removing their famous masks for over 13 years.

We all know and love these classic rock tracks, but they were apparently almost too difficult to record for a number of reasons.

These famous classic rock bands are much more than their names, but there is some interesting lore behind those very names.

Motley Crue frontman Vince Neil recently made his return to the stage after nearly a year of ongoing health issues.

Country star Carly Pearce penned a profound farewell to friend and mentor Jeannie Seely, who died Aug. 1 at age 85.

When it comes to nostalgic songs to people born in 1965, leaving out The Doobie Brothers would be a cardinal sin. I went with “Black Water” from the 1974 album What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits.

Eddie Van Halen played his last public concert in 2015, and it was one for the books. He really did have it in him until the end.

George Strait made it big on the country chart on this day in 1986 with “Nobody In His Right Mind Would’ve Left Her”.