Longtime Van Halen producer Ted Templeman stuck to his guns about not being a fan of the band's classic song “Jump,” though he admitted his assessment of the song was wrong. After working on the ...

While people everywhere know the legendary 1980s rock band Van Halen—who have had many great hit songs and were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame—it turns out that, surprisingly, only one ...

If you’re an 80s music fan, there’s very little chance that you haven’t heard Van Halen‘s “Jump”. The song, released in 1984, took the music world by storm with its crazy synthesizers that melded pop ...

Forty years ago this week, Van Halen’s classic song “Jump” began a five-week run at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. The tune, which was the band’s one and only song ever to top the chart, saw Van ...

I don’t know about you, but whenever I think of this modern age of streaming, I sure as shit don’t think about old school hard rock and glam metal as being part of that equation. It’s not that stuff ...

Welcome to Day 4 of Hanukkah, with Dave Grohl and Greg Kurstin keeping up with the festivities with their latest cover in the "Hanukkah Sessions" series, this time celebrating one of the "loudest and ...

NEW YORK (WABC) -- Rolling Stone has called "Jump" one of the 500 greatest rock songs ever written. The biggest hit Van Halen ever had was released 40 years ago. It was the lead single from the album ...

Slotting the track into the closing section of his Main Stage set, the cover arrived before Teddy Swims launched into his mega-hit single ‘Lose Control’ and the recently released ‘Break Up In Reverse’ ...

Eddie and Alex jammed for hours and hours, day after day, until they hit upon something so unique that is so perfectly ...

3 Review: AUNTIE MAME at Brookfield Theatre For The Arts 4 Review: AUNTIE MAME at Brookfield Theatre After performing sold-out shows across multiple states and being recruited for international tours ...

Dave Grohl and producer Greg Kurstin marked the fourth night of Hanukkah with a spirited rendition of Van Halen’s “Jump” — complete with a keytar solo. Naturally, Kurstin jumped behind the synthesizer ...