A look into the phenomenon of rock bands making disco tracks in the1970s, and why the Eagles did it so much better than most ...

Crash Test Dummies were formed in Winnipeg, Canada, in 1988 and had their first top 10 single in their home country, “Superman’s Song,” three years later. However, it was their ...

Southern rock and country music has always been part of Black Label Society leader and Ozzy Osbourne right-hand-man Zakk ...

The Eagles guitarist Steuart Smith has announced "with profound regret" that he will be leaving the band due to his Parkinsonism diagnosis.

Super Bowl LIX is now set as the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs will go toe-to-toe in New Orleans with the winner hoisting the Lombardi Trophy. Both of these teams have punched their ...

Eagles tight end Dallas Goedert's outstanding ... Goedert reaching out to connect with his fans at the stands. Aria’s album also featured a clip that showed Fletcher Cox crashing Goedert's ...

Since taking over as the Eagles' full-time starter in 2021, Hurts has a 45-17 record. All he does is win. On top of this, he has 79 touchdown passes to 35 interceptions. Over that same stretch ...

Ever since the big win last weekend, travel agencies are seeing a spike in interest from Eagles fans. "It truly is a full experience," said Stefanie Morgan, Vice President of Green Legion ...

The Philadelphia Eagles will need to be aggressive this offseason if they want to keep the defense together. Philadelphia's defense has been phenomenal and arguably is the biggest reason why the ...

The Eagles did not practice on Wednesday ... All four guys on the Chiefs' report would have practiced in full if the Chiefs had practiced, so they'll all likely be good to go for Super Bowl ...

The Philadelphia Eagles will have plenty more to play for when they take the field in Super Bowl LIX next Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs. After an air ambulance carrying six people crashed ...

Reid started his tenure with the Philadelphia Eagles, and let's just say, his reputation was far from what it is right now, as a 2012 article from Bleacher Report's Ron Pasceri sums it up nicely.