Urban Legends And Ghost Stories

Robert Johnson, for a variety of reasons, was America’s first true rock star. A Delta blues pioneer, Johnson inspired countless musicians i...

Thanks to the Internet, stories about rock stars and groupies have become easier to track down, and considering some of the tales circulati...

The Beatles have long been the source of some funny rumors, myths, legends and whoppers, but in 1967 one in particular spread far and wide, ...

The most intriguing legends are often the ones that are the most terrifying. To wit: Blondie singer Deborah Harry claimed in 1989 that not...

A persistent myth since the ’70s surrounding the Ohio Players’ “Love Rollercoaster” goes that while the band was recording their 1975 f...

Keith Richards could pretty much do any outrageous kind of stunt that involves ingesting a foreign or illicit object of some kind and peo...

Phil Collins’ 1981 hit “In the Air Tonight” is undeniably his greatest song (and even made our Top 200 Songs of the ’80s list), but it’s ...

Lou Reed has made a career of turning rock music into an endurance test, sometimes for better or for worse, his bleak concept album Berli...

Some myths are so hilarious that they’re plausible, and given how funny the story is, singer/guitarist Randy Bachman is actually responsibl...

Marilyn Manson, born Brian Warner, has spent most of his adult life making a career out of shock value, his schtick making more than a fe...

"Paul is dead" is an urban legend suggesting that Paul McCartney of the English rock band the Beatles died in 1966 and was secret...