U2

The Grammy Awards are hailed as "music's biggest night," but it proved to be a big disappointment for classic-rock artists, instead.

Talk about adding insult to injury: After enduring copious amounts of surgery following his nasty bike accident last fall, Bono may have lost the ability to play guitar.

Reports are saying that U2 and AC/DC are "confirmed" to perform at the ceremony on Feb. 8.

2014 is nearing an end and there's still a lot going on in the classic rock world. Here's your weekly recap!

U2 will kick off a 19-city, 44-concert arena tour in May 2015 with a string of shows in several major North American cities.

Bruce Springsteen was one of two stars who fronted U2 during last night's World AIDS Day concert in Times Square.

At first, Bono seemed taken aback by the outrage generated by U2's placement of their new album into the iTunes libraries of 700 million users.

Another week is coming to a close. So, here's what you may have missed in the classic rock world.

When one of the world's biggest bands is forced to cancel their appearance on your show, do you just book another guest or do you do what Jimmy Fallon and The Roots did on 'The Tonight Show' Monday night (Nov. 17th)?

U2 singer Bono reportedly needs surgery after a New York City bike accident.