The list left out some huge names, including a band with more gold albums than any other American group and the bestselling ...

They were one of the most successful bands of the 1980s and a leading band in the MTV-driven "Second British Invasion" of the United States. The group was formed by Nick Rhodes, John Taylor and ...

The rise of American alternative rock in the 90s and beyond owes everything to these British indie rock bands of the 80s.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Portrait of American rock band Bon Jovi backstage before a performance, Illinois, early March, 1987. Pictured are, from left, ...

Stranger Things reignited '80s synth-pop nostalgia, bringing big hooks and neon back. Underrated '80s bands - Romeo Void, The Plimsouls, Wall of Voodoo and others - shaped pop and MTV. Many scored MTV ...

The band has racked up more than 19 billion streams, nearly 6 billion more than its closest rival.

For a lot of rock bands, being able to tour for ten, maybe 15 years is considered a success. But then are some rock bands whose longevity lasts for decades. These three rock bands were touring and ...

The 80s music scene didn't arrive fully formed at the turn of the decade, and these four songs were major catalysts in that ...

The 1980s delivered a unique, vibrant, and often extravagant musical landscape that defined an entire generation. For those who grew up in the era, the decade’s hits usually evoke powerful feelings of ...

What were best 1980s rock albums by the best 1980s rock bands? Let's take a closer look. In most cases, the bands included in this list kept giving us great music well into the '90s and most have been ...

During a new interview, Soundgarden's Kim Thayil named the metal bands he listened to in the '80s when his band was first starting out. The guitarist appeared as a guest on the Turned Out a Punk ...

Seven championships taught Jimmie Johnson how to beat everyone in the garage. They never taught him how to build a garage worth beating. You have to see Bob Dylan’s link-up with Pope Leo to believe it ...