Every once in a blue moon, a rare moment will occur when the stars align to reveal someone’s true destiny—for ZZ Top founder Billy Gibbons, that moment came in the mid-1950s when he was still a young ...

Shelter Music Group's Carl Stubner talks what it takes to manage artists, from ZZ Top to new stars, in the modern music industry.

ZZ Top announced Thursday that Frank Beard will rejoin the band for their summer tour following the drummer’s leave of absence due to a then-unspecified “health issue.” Beard missed the last ...

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ZZ Top’s Billy Gibbons and his Aussie mate Jimmy Barnes share the same regret about the first time they toured together in the US in the 1980s.

As ZZ Top ready themselves to return to Australia this month, guitarist and vocalist Billy Gibbons discusses their upcoming return, kinship with George Thorogood, and the state of rock music.

ZZ Top’s Frank Beard is “taking time off” from the band’s ongoing tour in order to undergo a medical procedure. On Saturday, March 15, the “Sharp Dressed Man” band announced that the drummer, 75, ...

Philly soul legends the Stylistics have announced their first studio album in nearly two decades. Falling In Love With My Girl will be out in about a week and features a collab with Shania Twain ...

On stage this month in Indiana, ZZ Top looked back on 50 plus years, revisiting albums like ‘Tres Hombres’ and cuts like “La Grange” as their ‘Elevation’ tour winds down.

ZZ Top 's Elwood Francis has become a key part of the band's live lineup, but he has one major regret about his performances. That would be having introduced the gigantic bright yellow 17-string ...

Check out the video here. The good part occurs around the 6:15 mark. Houston favorite Leo's Mexican Restaurant provided the Tex-Mex feast pictured on ZZ Top's album Tres Hombres.

Now a well-aged 50 years old, La Grange first appeared on ZZ Top’s 1973 third album, Tres Hombres. The song celebrated a real-life brothel known as The Chicken Ranch, open from 1905 to 1973 and ...