Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath's farewell show featured performances from bands including Tool, Guns N' Roses, and Metallica.

Guns N’ Roses Back to the Beginning concert was nothing short of spectacular. The band performed a six-song set at Ozzy Osbourne’s farewell show, which included four Black Sabbath covers.

When Metallica took the stage at Black Sabbath's farewell concert, they delighted the crowd by playing two of the band's songs.

Jake E. Lee, Ronnie Wood and Nuno Bettencourt were among the six-string royalty joining the likes of Metallica, Guns N' Roses ...

That was Dave Matthews’ first time covering “God Only Knows.” Near the end of the show, the full band also saluted Sly Stone, the other troubled pop genius who passed away this week, with a ...

Dave Matthews Band, set to perform Friday, June 13 at Cincinnati's Riverbend Music Center, played part of the Beach Boys' hit "God Only Knows" during a show Wednesday, June 11 at Northwell Health ...

Dave Matthews Band, set to perform Friday, June 13 at Cincinnati's Riverbend Music Center, played part of the Beach Boys' hit "God Only Knows" during a show Wednesday, June 11 at Northwell Health ...

In May 2023, Dave Matthews Band dropped their tenth studio album “Walk Around The Moon.” Over 12 tracks, DMB delivers their trademark bluesy, folksy, rock sound along with a few new flourishes.

Dave Matthews Band “Can’t Stop.” Fresh off a two-night stint headlining at Brazil’s Best of Blues and Rock Festival, the Rock and Roll Hall of Famers have returned stateside. Starting June ...

During the Grammy-Award winning song “So Much to Say,” lead singer Dave Matthews flawlessly executed vocal acrobatics before bassist Stefan Lessard took over with an impressive solo. The band then ...

Matthews engaged in some light banter with drummer Carter Beauford before letting the percussionist go wild on the intro to “Anyone Seen the Bridge.” Dave Matthews Band at Boston Calling 2025.

Dave Matthews Band songs are either especially melodic, or especially not. Matthews and company dispensed with the melodic “Ants Marching” and “So Much To Say” early on (as well as a cover ...