tour dates

Alice Cooper, who recently spent some time on the road with Marilyn Manson, has lined up a handful of new U.S. concert dates that will keep him busy from mid October through the beginning of November.

After a two-year break, the Black Crowes are once again soaring. In March, the band broke its hiatus with the Lay Down With Number 13 tour, which included sold-out dates in the U.K., a few festival gigs and a spot opening for a couple of Bruce Springsteen's stadium concerts.

Toto have announced their first full North American tour in almost a decade, a month-and-a-half road trip that will crisscross the continent.

Pearl Jam have announced the dates for the North American leg of their 2013 tour. It launches on Oct. 11 in Pittsburgh and wraps up Dec. 6 in their hometown of Seattle.

The Eagles kicked off their History of the Eagles tour over the weekend in Louisville, and the show's set list was packed with classics as well as a few deep album tracks.

The Cult will launch a three-month tour in July focusing on their breakthrough 1987 album 'Electric.' They will play the record in its entirety during the run. This is the first time the band has performed the classic record from start to finish.

With the July 6 start date of their upcoming tour just around the corner, the Eagles are still adding shows to an already-lengthy itinerary that will keep them on the road well into the fall.

New York rock and roll legends Blondie are heading back out on the road this fall. Many of the band's recent tours have seen the band sharing the stage with other bands of similar vintage such as Cheap Trick, B-52's, Devo and Pat Benatar...

David Crosby opened up to the Wall Street Journal about his future plans and his struggle to keep the beloved schooner he hopes will occupy his retirement years.

They may not be in any rush to record a new album, but the guys in Journey are perfectly happy to hit the road -- and that's exactly where they'll be this summer.

One of these nights, the 'History of the Eagles' tour will be history itself, but that night won't be coming for awhile yet: the band has just added a dozen more shows to its upcoming sojourn.

Don't look now, but Sammy Hagar is celebrating 40 years as a professional rocker, and he's bringing the party to his fans with a series of summer tour dates.