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He quite literally entered modern times with 'Modern Times.'

New drummer paused their finale to snack on chips in the latest video that demonstrates her fun side.

There were a handful of Skid Row songs thrown in, too.

22-track show in Edinburgh is the band’s first stadium appearance in seven years.

Rock radio loved this band so much, even some of their album tracks went into heavy rotation.

If you're not visiting these National Parks in the fall, you're really missing out.

The former Bismarck Century & NDSU Bison star is moving on up.

Local parents are bracing for sticker shock this back-to-school season, with costs climbing higher than ever before.

The band has assembled one of their best set lists ever for 'The Return of the Carnival of Sins' tour.

Long-time guitarist and songwriter Bobby Ingram says recording their 12-song LP at Abbey Road was a dream come true.

He tells UCR what fans can expect when he takes the stage tonight in New Jersey with the band for the first time.

It's the first taste of their upcoming triple live album 'Live & Loud Across the U.S.A.'

Mandan's giving you a free week to haul off that old couch and broken refrigerator without spending a dime.

They're apparently not retiring (again). And playing with former long-time drummer Zak Starkey (again).

It's part of an upcoming tribute album that also features the likes of Bruce Springsteen, Tom Waits and more.

Reportedly, riverboat goers got more than a scenic view Thursday afternoon.

Isolated at his home in Weybridge, it took ages for something to click.

From overhead projectors to rectangular pizza with a side of milk, these are the core memories of 1980s education that just keep on giving.

North Dakota retailers have started pulling this donut off shelves after a labeling error was discovered.

Weird Al, Brad Paisley, and a sold out TLC show are just some of the acts taking the grandstand this August and September.

He offered a fresh update for fans and also paid tribute to Dolly Parton.

instead of calling it quits, they're kicking off a new round of U.S. shows tonight.

Learn about how you can help kids and families in need right here in the Capital Region.

Yes, they're all over six feet.

Ron Wood explains why fans no longer have to wait so long for new music – and confirms there’s more to come.

Alex Lifeson attended establishment to gain control of his digestive issues, and Geddy Lee went along for moral support.

Peter Jackson's remaster of their final concert movie set to open in theaters in October.

When the guitarist had a problem with his stage equipment, he went the wrong way about telling his boss.

King Crimson mastermind also shares how he thinks people should remember his late friend.

Can you hear a touch of classic Kiss in “Under the Gun,” taken from his self-titled album with Dan Reed?