Anniversaries

"I think that most people know that I've been a gay man all of my life," the Metal God told the network.

Breakthrough 'Pyromania' single helped push their third album to diamond status.

Their innocuous cover of a Spooky Tooth song later became the focus of a court case.

Seventeen-year-old Mark Neal had no idea his stunt would become one of the most infamous tales in rock history.

Lead single off guitarist's debut solo album 'Boggy Depot' marked a musical departure from Alice in Chains.

Song arrived at a tumultuous time for the band.

Lead single from 1993's 'Native Tongue' saved Richie Kotzen's blown audition.

The 'Blow Up Your Video' single gave the Aussie rockers their best chart placement in six years.

"If the release of a record is the birth of a band, ours was a stillbirth," Joe Perry lamented.

Singer Scott Stapp was "whacked out" and "definitely inebriated" during the notorious set.

Bell-bottom-clad bassist ended up taking them to new heights.

The film may have flopped, but this part helped him out of a lost period.