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American singer-songwriter Patti Smith, who became an influential component of the New York City punk rock movement with her 1975 debut album "Horses," will perform a concert in Istanbul on June 23. 

Led Zeppelin rock legends Robert Plant and Jimmy Page are accused of stealing the opening chords for their 1971 classic “Stairway to Heaven.”

The lead singer as well as the guitarist have been ordered by US District Judge Gary Klausner to appear before a jury to determine whether they have copied their song’s opening notes from a song of rock band Spirit.

Led Zeppelin's lead singer Robert Plant and guitarist Jimmy Page must face a U.S. jury trial over whether they stole opening chords for their 1971 classic "Stairway to Heaven." 

Even though neither AC/DC nor Axl Rose has confirmed they are working together, international media reports claim that Axl Rose will be the frontman of iconic rock band.

Axl Rose is already generating excitement over a Guns N' Roses reunion, but a report says he has another project that could thrill even more fans -- fronting AC/DC.

The legendary German rock band, Scorpions, marks their 50th anniversary with a new album and a world tour which includes the Bulgarian capital city, Sofia Music Enterprises has announced.

The concert is scheduled for July 17 at Arena Armeec hall in Sofia.

Foo Fighters on Nov. 23 released a free mini-album dedicated to the victims of the Paris attacks, voicing hope that music can offer a bit of joy amid tragedy.

Eagles of Death Metal from California were on stage at the Bataclan theater for their fateful concert on Friday 13. Playing to an audience of 1,500 young people they were unaware that entertainment would turn to terror in just 21 seconds, as captured by a video posted on Guardian.

After playing in North Korea, Slovenian band Laibach said they’re interested in performing at a high-profile nationalist celebration in Croatia - but officials said ‘provocateurs’ weren’t welcome.