Rocker Bret Michaels showed off his generous side when he stopped by an Arizona hospital on Wednesday (15May13) to deliver books and toys to a family room at the medical facility.

The Poison frontman funded the Bret Michaels Hospitality and Music Room at The Barrow Neurological Institute at St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center in Phoenix as a thank you after staff at the hospital saved his life following a brain haemorrhage in 2010.

The room, designed to give families a break while loved-ones are receiving treatment, was opened by Michaels in 2012 and the musician makes sure it is alw...

Before the release of Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix, Phoenix were the best kept secret in music. The band had already released three fantastic albums, and with their third, It’s Never Been Like That being the most radio friendly of the bunch, it seemed like Wolfgang would finally be the album to break the group into the mainstream, and it in fact was. Singles “Lisztomania” and “1901” were huge hits, and the group secured spots headlining various music festivals and numerous late night television show appearances.

Four years after the release of Wolfgang, the follow up Bankrupt! is now out and i...

Albums you should be looking forward to this spring: Are you looking for something new and different to listen to? Let us help you weed through all the new music that is scheduled to come out. Here's our take on what is worth giving a listen to.

Yeah Yeah Yeahs “Mosquito” April 16

The Yeah Yeah Yeahs have had a few brushes with mainstream success in the form of singles like “Maps” and “Heads Will Roll,” but on their latest release they sound more edgy and experimental than ever, yet manage to also be completely entertaining and engrossing at the same time. It’s clear from this record th...

The Coachella Valley Music And Arts Festival wrapped up yesterday in Indio, California. The three-day event included performance by Muse, Echo & The Bunnymen, Jay-Z, and Phoneix, for a total of 128 acts.

About 75,000 people attended the festival each day, not counting hundreds of backstage guests. There were horrific traffic jams in and out of the polo fields.

The most visually striking addition to this year's festival was a 150-foot-tall Ferris wheel that towered over the festival grounds and, with its lights, flashed and flared into the night.

See a gallery of photos here!