Never underestimate the power of a family band. The harmonies, the synergy, and connection. There is something special that emerges when musically talented family members get together. The songs ...

Foo Fighters put their own spin on the Bee Gees classic "You Should Be Dancing" during a recent BBC Radio 2 "Sofa Session" with host Jo Wiley. Frontman Dave Grohl said he purposefully didn't stray too ...

I understand that The Bee Gees and Under the Radar might not be perfect bedfellows, so to speak. While indie rock and dance-punk/dance-pop are not exactly strangers, there can often seem like a gaping ...

SEATTLE — Chances are, you have been jamming out to a number of Bee Gees hits. For long-time band tribute performers, the age range of those singing and dancing to the tunes is of all ages. "This ...

A special tribute show brings the sound of the Bee Gees back to life for one unforgettable evening. The Bee Gees Experience revives classics from the British group that turned disco into a worldwide ...

As the story goes, Foo Fighters frontman and former Nirvana drummer, Dave Grohl, fell head over heels in love with the Australian-raised Gibb brothers after finally watching their 2020 documentary The ...

Almost everyone knows one song from the legendary group The Bee Gees, whether it’s disco dancing to “Stayin Alive”, “Night Fever” or “You Should be Dancing”. Maybe slow dancing to “How Deep is Your ...

You've never heard Dave Grohl like this. The Foo Fighters frontman is known for his gritty, powerful vocals, but he briefly traded in rock music for a cover of the Bee Gees' disco hit "You Should Be ...

The release of the video comes out just in time for their disco album Hail Satin which is set to debut on Saturday, also known as National Record Store Day. The video mocks a 1970’s Saturday Night ...

Although the Foo Fighters have produced enough of their own music for everyone and their toddler, they still do covers. They’re just as good as the originals (duh, it’s the Foo Fighters). Including ...

Foo Fighters swung by Jo Wiley’s BBC Radio 2 Sofa Session to perform a few songs from their new album Medicine at Midnight, as well as a cover of the Bee Gees‘ Saturday Night Fever disco classic “You ...