Anniversaries

Brown's own label wasn't so sure about the idea of a live album. He proved them wrong.

As the beloved film celebrates its 40th anniversary this year, Michael J. Fox shares some fun musical Easter eggs.

A few opening dates for Elvis Presley didn't hurt either.

The "Rocky Mountain High" singer was just 53 years old.

At a tiny club in Olympia, Washington, Grohl made his debut.

Even more oddly, six years later Gene Simmons appeared on the big screen in the exact same outfit.

"I always sang it as a song of empowerment," Benatar explains, "but this took on a whole other life that night."

Released on Sept. 11, 1990, FireHouse's first album laid the template for a sound that'd bring them Top 40 hits long after grunge cost many of their peers their record deals.

The 22-year-old drummer joined the band with barely a week's notice after Bill Ward abruptly quit.

After learning some hard lessons from their first brush with success, the band started its second act with a reunion record in 1985.

Some say it's nothing but a myth. Moon said it happened for real.

Reed had one foot out the door by 1970.

Ratt peeled off a string of platinum-selling records in the '80s. The next decade was a different story, starting with 1990's 'Detonator.'

Band's ninth LP arrived during a challenging period, but it's always darkest before the dawn.

Dylan's motorcycle accident, Lennon’s "Bigger than Jesus" comment and Cream’s debut show all took place on the same date.

Black Sabbath lashes out against a corrupt industry, Joe Perry walks away from Aerosmith and much more.

July 26 is a very important day for ZZ Top, Led Zeppelin and the Rolling Stones.

From once-in-a-lifetime reunions to thrilling duets to unexpected covers.

The collaboration between Brian Wilson and Mike Love created one of the the band's best-known hits.

Several projects have taken place in the two years since his farewell tour ended.