Desperate for major label success, The Tubes turned to David Foster, who had just struck gold with Earth, Wind And Fire ...

Drugs, dysfunction and 1977’s Draw The Line album sent Aerosmith into a tailspin that would take a decade to pull out of ...

Ted Nugent’s newest project involves recovering many of the unique video and audio recordings he’s accumulated throughout his career. The recently launched Nuge Vault offers members access to ...

Ted Nugent's "Stranglehold" almost found itself choked out by the record label before fans ever would get a chance to hear it. That's the story that the legendarily outspoken guitarist and hunter ...

Rock musician had his greatest success in the '70s and '80s Outspoken comments have occasionally stoked controversy Nugent wholeheartedly ... rock musician Ted Nugent said he endorses the Trump ...

During his time as The Detroit News’ rock critic from 1979 to 1991, Jim McFarlin had the opportunity to interview some of the era’s biggest musicians, which resulted in some incredible photos, ...

The film also features rare live performance footage ... “Was he a Jimi Hendrix or an Eddie Van Halen?” Ted Nugent asks rhetorically. “Well, that’s big, but I don’t think David ...

Known for their live energy, GODDO has opened for acts like Rush, Triumph, and Alice Cooper and was part of the 1979 Toronto CNE show with Aerosmith and Ted Nugent. Their live prowess was captured in ...

Ted Nugent has released "Who Shot Trump," a new song featuring his son Rocco on vocals. You can hear the track below. Rocco, who performs as rocco, moon, is described as a "multi medium ...

Ted Nugent, full name Theodore Anthony Nugent ... To read more stories, browse our homepage and find where other celebrities live! The major sources of income for Ted are his career as a lead ...

‘Double Live Gonzo!’ by Ted Nugent (1978) Ted Nugent is a polarizing figure whose ... ‘It’s Alive’ by the Ramones (1979) The Ramones’ “It’s Alive” was recorded at London’s Rainbow Theater on December ...

There’s Ted Nugent ... missed most of it.” Nugent said he was “absolutely sucker-punched upside the head” the first time he saw the group’s explosive live show.