Nobody could write a hit song quite like Paul McCartney.

Though the college rock era dates back to the mid-'70s, the 1980s is where college rock stations were truly at their peak, championing the underground variations of rock music that tended to get ...

Some rock songs, particularly those from the 1980s, didn’t take very long to write. Some of the biggest jams of the decade were quick to pen. However, others, like the following three rock songs from ...

Sometimes songs can be predictive. These are three rock songs from the 1980s that sound more relevant now than when they were ...

Over 45 years since its release, The Korgis' 1980 soft rock hit "Everybody’s Got to Learn Sometime” is still getting ...

The No. 1 hit from their blockbuster album of 1981 was inspired by a deeply-personal real-life experience.

The 1980s gave rock music room to get bigger, louder, and stranger. Hair metal took over MTV, heavy metal kept expanding, and newer sounds like new wave and alternative rock pushed the genre in fresh ...

When Phil Collinsand Philip Bailey first teamed up in 1984 to collaborate on Bailey's solo album, neither intended to create ...

Whether you prefer to belt out Journey's "Don't Stop Believin'" in your living room or hit your local bar for a spirited sing-along, one thing's for sure—you can't beat a great karaoke night. Though ...

A 1980 hit has been ranked home to the No. 1 'legendary guitar solo that became bigger than the song they feature on.' See ...