Matthew Wilkening is the founding Editor in Chief of UltimateClassicRock.com and UltimatePrince.com.
Matthew Wilkening
Tool Fan Unknowingly Asks Eddie Van Halen to Take His Picture
A music fan asked Eddie Van Halen to take a picture of him in front of Tool's stage - apparently without recognizing the guitar god.
38 Special and Lynyrd Skynyrd Bassist Larry Junstrom Dies at 70
In addition to being Skynyrd's founding bassist, he played on all of 38 Special's studio albums.
Queen and Adam Lambert Deliver New ‘Rhapsody’ in Concert: Photos
See the band in action on its 2019 tour.
‘Blinded by the Light’ Was Made for One Person: Bruce Springsteen
Director says being allowed to use Boss' songs for movie was both a privilege and a source of pressure.
Tom Petty’s ‘Full Moon Fever': The Stories Behind Each Song
Singer needed a fresh start, and with these dozen tracks he earned one -- but it wasn't easy.
The Who Plan New Studio Album and Symphonic Tour for 2019
After spending 2018 apart, Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend are reviving band this year.
Elton John Kicks Off ‘Farewell Yellow Brick Road’ Tour: Setlist, Photos, Video
Check out tons of photos, videos and the full setlist from the opening night of Elton John's farewell tour.
Fleetwood Mac’s ‘The Chain’ Keeps ‘Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2′ Super Bowl Ad Together
Fleetwood Mac's "The Chain" serves as the soundtrack to the newest commercial for "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2," which premiered during Super Bowl 51.
When Robert Plant Got Horny and Loud on ‘Manic Nirvana’
He really turned the "Hammer of the Gods" loose on his fifth studio album.
The Troubled History of Van Halen’s ‘III’ With Gary Cherone
Their recording career hit first major road bump with debut of the band's third singer.
Did Sammy Hagar’s ‘Unboxed’ Lead to Van Halen Split?
He was contractually obligated to release this greatest-hits collection but then added two new songs.
When David Coverdale and Jimmy Page Made an Album Together
Two veterans were eager to prove themselves outside of their famous bands.