Chris Ford

There seems to be, in this modern world of ours, a distinct lack of true rock and roll heroes.

As the Soundgarden frontman, Chris Cornell grabbed everyone's attention with his powerful vocals and dark, brooding lyrics.

Is it just me, or did Billie Joe Armstrong look cooler with blonde hair?

Soundgarden became big-time rock stars during the grunge era of the '90s, but by then they'd already been making big waves in the '80s Seattle music scene.

Back in 2001, Weezer made their triumphant return to rock and roll with a song about, well, skateboarding, apparently.

Duets are often sweet ... but not always.

Let's throw it back to that one time Faith No More performed "Midlife Crisis" on late night TV in 1993.

In honor of Blur's upcoming reunion album, 'The Magic Whip,' we've put together a list of some interesting Blur trivia.

In a nifty little play on words, Grammy-winning and Kanye-rant-victim Beck is showing his appreciation to the staff of his record label, Capitol.

Things seem to be going well for the Replacements since they reunited in 2013.

Get ready for the T. Rex references, because this one's got that certain kind of boogie.

If you're a Nine Inch Nails fan, you probably already know they have a reputation for putting on amazing live shows.