In an interview, Hulk Hogan revealed that he tried to audition to play bass for Metallica and The Rolling Stones.

Welcome to On This Week, where we delve into the standout stories from the years gone by, featuring standout news stories, major sporting events, and pop culture highlights that helped shape Irish ...

This week, wrestling icon Hulk Hogan passed away aged 71. We revisit one of the strangest stories involving the Hulkster, ...

The Rolling Stones announced Tuesday that its 17-city North American itinerary will include a concert at Washington-Grizzly Stadium in Missoula on Oct. 6.

Ozzy Osbourne's death sparks reactions from collaborators, friends, and fellow industry figures. Pearl Jam, Elton John, ...

Music has a way of planting places in our minds long before we ever see them. Some lyrics turn ordinary intersections into landmarks, and some melodies breathe new life into old streets or historic ...

Built at a time of great changes (for better and worse) for Detroit, Cobo Arena was a major-league arena for less than two ...

So the issue is: Play police chief, or play Rolling Stones fan on Oct. 6? "The choice isn't bad at all," said Wickman. "If I get a ticket, that choice is made. I'm going to the concert." And Mayor ...

Ozzy Osbourne, the heavy metal legend who rose to fame in the pioneering group Black Sabbath, has died, his family said in a ...

Late wrestling legend Hulk Hogan had claimed that he made attempts to play bass for both Metallica and The Rolling Stones.

In 1968, a teen got Thelonious Monk to play a concert at his high school. 50 years later, the recording set off a battle with the jazz legend's label.

The ’80s were somehow the best and worst of times for the Rolling Stones. At the beginning of the decade, the band was still riding the commercial high of 1978’s Some Girls. There were massive ...