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Neil Diamond - This singer-songwriter has sold over 100 million records worldwide, which makes him one of the best-selling musicians of all time.

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Neil Diamond - In January 2018, Diamond was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease. According to Rolling Stone, Diamond stated, "I plan to remain active in writing, recording, and other projects for a long time to come."

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Bruce Springsteen - Nicknamed "The Boss," Springsteen is an American singer-songwriter known for rock anthems and poetic lyrics.

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Bruce Springsteen - His popular New York Broadway show "Springsteen on Broadway" was extended to December 2018, according to Rolling Stone.

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Alice Cooper - Nicknamed "The Godfather of Shock Rock" Alice Cooper is known for theatrical performances that include guillotines, electric chairs, fake blood, deadly snakes, baby dolls, and dueling swords.

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Alice Cooper - With a career that has spanned over 50 years, Cooper's latest album, titled 'Paranormal,' was released in July 2017.

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Aretha Franklin - Nicknamed "The Queen of Soul," Franklin has won 18 Grammy Awards and has sold 75 million records worldwide.

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Aretha Franklin - The 'Respect' singer had to cancel shows in June 2018 citing health issues. 

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Cyndi Lauper - This singer-songwriter is known for her incredible four-octave singing range and distinctive style. Over her 30-year-long career, Lauper has released nine studio albums and is celebrated as a pop culture icon.

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Cyndi Lauper - Throughout her career, Lauper has been a vocal advocate for LGBTQ+ rights and other causes. In October 2017, she released an original song titled 'Hope,' written in honor of World Psoriasis Day.

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Gene Simmons - This Israeli-American musician is best known for his role in the rock band Kiss. His on-stage persona was "The Demon."

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Gene Simmons - Gene Simmons and bandmate Ace Frehley are reuniting in 2018 to play a few shows around Australia.

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Cher - Nicknamed "The Goddess of Pop," Cher began her career as half of the musical duo Sonny and Cher. She later went on to explore television, film, and branch out into solo recording. 

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Cher - In 2017, the iconic star performed a series of live Las Vegas concerts in a series titled 'Classic Cher.' She also acted and sang in the 'Mamma Mia!' sequel.

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MC Hammer - This iconic artist is widely considered the forefather of pop rap. He is known for his distinguished choreography and flashy style—especially Hammer pants.

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MC Hammer - The 'U Can't Touch This' performer is still headlining concerts today. 

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Blondie - Debbie Harry was the lead singer of the American new wave band. In addition to her musical career, Harry has played in over 30 film roles and made countless TV appearances.

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Blondie - Blondie is currently on tour, playing two concerts in August of this year.

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Paul Simon - This singer-songwriter's career has spanned seven decades. Beginning as a member of the iconic duo Simon and Garfunkel, the artist then went on to have a successful solo career.

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Paul Simon - In a letter to his fans, Simon announced his retirement from performing on February 5, 2018.

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Aerosmith - Referred to as "America's Greatest Rock and Roll Band," the blues-based hard rock band has sold 150 million records worldwide. 

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Aerosmith - The band's farewell tour 'Aero-Vederci Baby!' began in Tel Aviv, Israel in 2017. The last few shows have been canceled for health reasons, but it is speculated to continue for another three years.

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Stevie Wonder - This singer-songwriter is considered one of the most commercially and critically successful musicians of the 20th Century. He has won 25 Grammy Awards and sold more than 100 million records worldwide.

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Stevie Wonder - Stevie Wonder is set to headline the Grandoozy Festival in Denver, USA, on September 14-16, 2018.

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Marilyn Manson - The singer-songwriter is known for his controversial stage presence and heavy metal music.

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Marilyn Manson - The band is currently on the 'Twins of Evil: The Second Coming Tour.'

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Billy Joel - This singer-songwriter and pianist is the third-best-selling solo musician in US history. With hits in the 70s, 80s, and 90s, Joel had a significant impact on American music and culture.

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Billy Joel - Although the 'Piano Man' performer stopped making new material in 1993, he continues to tour his famous hits. Joel is going on tour in fall 2018.

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Patti Smith - Nicknamed the "Punk Poet Laureate," her debut album 'Horses' became an influential pillar in the 1970s music scene.

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Patti Smith - Smith is currently touring select locations around Europe in summer 2018.

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Madonna - Madonna was an '80s superstar known as the "Queen of Pop." She is also the best-selling female recording artist of all time.

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Madonna - The reigning queen is currently working on new music. 

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Jay-Z - The famous rapper is one of the world's best-selling entertainers. 

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Jay-Z - Jay-Z recently released a joint studio album with his wife, Beyoncé, titled 'Everything Is Love.'

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Kanye West - The popular rapper's 2004 debut album 'The College Dropout' was a critical and commercial success. 

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Kanye West - Since then, the controversial artist has expanded into fashion and politics, having even met with US President Donald Trump. 

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Beyoncé - Beyoncé began her lucrative career in the highly successful band 'Destiny's Child.' 

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Beyoncé - She is currently on the 'On the Run II Tour' with her husband, Jay-Z. 

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Coldplay - The famous band was formed in 1996 and became a worldwide sensation after the release of their song 'Yellow' in 2000.

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Coldplay - The successful band is still active today, having wrapped up their latest tour in November 2017. The 'A Head Full of Dreams Tour' became the third highest-grossing tour of all time.

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Elton John - The English singer and composer is one of the best-selling musicians of all time, having won numerous Grammys and BRIT Awards.

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Elton John - In January 2018, Elton John announced his plans to retire from touring. His three-year farewell tour is set to kick off in September 2018. 

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Pink Floyd - The English rock band, formed in 1965, were famous for their progressive and psychedelic music. 

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Pink Floyd - Most recently, an old Pink Floyd video from 1967 was unearthed and uploaded to the band's YouTube page. You can watch the 'Apples and Oranges' video here.

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AC/DC - The Australian rock band is often referred to as the greatest hard rock, and rock and roll band of all time, having sold more than 200 million records worldwide.

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AC/DC - It was reported in early 2018 that AC/DC plans on making a new album with Guns N' Roses vocalist, Axl Rose.

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Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin is one of the most successful rock bands of all time. They were extremely influential during the '70s.

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Led Zeppelin - In April 2018, the band released their first single in 21 years: 'Rock and Roll (Sunset Sound Mix)'/'Friends (Olympic Studio Mix).' 

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The Beatles - Before Led Zeppelin, there were the Beatles. They are the best-selling band in history.

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The Beatles -

Two former members are no longer around. John Lennon was shot in 1980, and George Harrison died of lung cancer in 2001.

Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr continue to make music today. 

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Bob Dylan - For more than 50 years, Bob Dylan has been a very influential figure in popular music.

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Bob Dylan - The iconic musician is still touring today. He is set to be playing in Hong Kong next month.

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The Rolling Stones - The Rolling Stones formed in 1962 and released greatly successful albums including 'Some Girls' and 'Tattoo You.'

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The Rolling Stones - The band still tours and they are the highest-earning group so far in 2018, according to Pollstar.

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Eric Clapton - Known as "God," Eric Clapton is considered one of the best guitarists of all time.

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Eric Clapton - The musician revealed earlier this year that he is suffering from hearing problems. Nevertheless, he told BBC Radio 2 (via People) that he is still plans on performing throughout 2018.

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Queen - The British rock band's 'Bohemian Rhapsody' became one of the best-selling singles of all time.

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Queen - They now collaborate with former American Idol contestant Adam Lambert. Queen + Adam Lambert will have a Las Vegas residency in September 2018.

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U2 - This Irish rock band, formed in 1976, has won 22 Grammys over the course of their music career. U2 was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

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U2 - The band is currently on the 'U2 Experience + Innocence Tour.'

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