Charts are important for any band or musician’s career success. However, making it to the tippy-top of Billboard isn’t everything. In fact, the following legendary rock bands became enormously popular ...

A Fleetwood Mac signature song, “Dreams” — released in 1977 — topped the Billboard Hot 100, marking not only a milestone for ...

Shinedown rises to No. 1 on Mainstream Rock Airplay for the 21st time with "Killing Fields," extending its all-time record.

The riff-based rocker "Lay It Down" is by far the most skipped song on the album, with just under 2.6 million. If you're ...

The Eagles showed other 70s bands how it was done when it came to crossing over to the pop charts. These five chart-toppers are evidence.

“We’d done eleven songs,” he said. “Nobody wanted to do another except me and Mutt. But I said, ‘Sorry, boys – you can’t turn this chorus down!’” According to Phil Collen, it was Lange who came up ...

John Fogerty just did what Creedence Clearwater Revival never could land a No. 1 album. Here’s how he made it happen, 50 ...

Most played: "Dance Tonight" (226) Least played: "Nod Your Head" (4) ...

Sweet Child O' Mine' hit No. 1; Rod Steward recorded his first single; the Beatles hit No. 1 with 'Revolver'; 'Maniac' was No ...

Highlights include the return of Spinal Tap, guitar greats in concert and a posthumous memoir by Ozzy Osbourne.

“Mistakes” is the lead single from Copper Changes Color, CAAMP’s fifth studio album. The set debuted at No. 1 on the Americana/Folk Albums chart in June and has earned 29,000 equivalent album units to ...

An iconic rock band has confirmed its first tour in 7 years. Radiohead announced 20 concerts in Europe and the UK on ...