Rock Report

Paul McCartney kicked off his North American Out There tour dates on Saturday and Sunday (May 18th and 19th) in Orlando, Florida at Amway Center.

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With the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony now showing on HBO, KISS frontman Paul Stanley took a verbal swipe at Jann Wenner over his band's exclusion from the hall despite being eligible since 1999.

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He wasn't in the band long enough to record anything more than a couple of jam sessions, but vocalist Mitch Malloy's time in Van Halen is still one of the more interesting footnotes in the group's history -- and one Malloy sounds like he's still trying to figure out.

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Last night in L.A., Chester Bennington, singer from Linkin Park, made his unannounced debut as the new lead singer for Stone Temple Pilots.

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John Mellencamp and Stephen King may receive higher billing on ‘Ghost Brothers of Darkland County,’ but the album really belongs to T Bone Burnett.

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The Rolling Stones 50 and Counting Tour played a second night in Anaheim with more special guests and surprises Saturday night (May 18)

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Happy 68th birthday to the Who's Pete Townshend today (May 19)

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Looking for dirty deeds done dirt cheap? Well, you might be in luck -- especially if you live in a state where there are relaxed child labor laws. In the clip above, 12-year-old singer Brooks Paul belts out a convincing version of the AC/DC classic with his band -- but if you're looking to hire them, you might have to drive him home after the gig.

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Regardless of what one thinks of his sense of humor, it's undeniable that Howard Stern has an uncanny knack for getting his guests to open up about some of their most private details. On Monday (May 13), Rod Stewart talked about how close he and Ron Wood came to having casts made of their genitalia by the infamous Plaster Casters.

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With HBO set to air highlights of the 2013 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony later tonight (May 18), Paul Stanley took the opportunity to speak his mind about how Kiss has been overlooked over the years. In a new interview, he railed against the museum.

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