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Las Vegas — Mick Jagger "on the mend" following a heart valve procedure, Ozzy Osbourne postponing his tour over a fall, The Who's Pete Townshend nearly deaf: time is no longer on the side of rock's legends.And with every farewell tour, biopic, throwback compilation release and mid-20th century icon succumbing to age, chills from rock's grim reaper can feel increasingly nippy, leaving some in the industry questioning the genre's future.Bands flying rock's banner still exist, of course, with 2000s era groups like The Black Keys and The Killers announcing new music after years of silence.But not one rock group occupied a spot in the top 10 of 2018's most-streamed acts, according to Nielsen Music, with nine hip hop and R&B performers along with pop megastar...
April 09, 2019
As time catches up with rock's greats, can the genre survive?
April 09, 2019
Oprah Winfrey donates $2 million to Puerto Rico relief
April 09, 2019
Meghan's baby to test royal appetite for reform
April 09, 2019
As 'Game of Thrones' ends, critics hail 'Game of Trolls'
April 09, 2019
Just say 'Shazam!' and the movie fans start lining up
April 07, 2019
Hamilton, Schwarzenegger tease new 'Terminator'
April 07, 2019
The end is coming: How 'Game of Thrones' broke all records
April 07, 2019
Dutchman ends ‘world’s longest electric car trip’ in Australia
April 07, 2019
New music coming from Swedish DJ Avicii, one year after his death
April 07, 2019
Mick Jagger says he is on the mend after heart surgery
