A founding member of a popular ‘90s rock band has died. Original Cake guitarist Greg Brown’s death was announced Saturday by the band “with heavy hearts.” His age and cause of death were not provided,

He founded Cake in 1991 in Sacramento, California along with singer John McCrea, trumpeter Vince DiFiore, drummer Frank French and bass player Shon Meckfessel. The band has released six albums, the last of which was “Showroom of Compassion.”

Don Henley, a founding member of the Eagles, told "CBS Sunday Morning" that he's ready to stop performing and spend more time with his family.

Guitarist from the band CAKE, Greg Brown, has died, his bandmates announced on social media on Saturday. “It is with heavy hearts that we share the news of Greg Brown’s passing after a brief illness,” CAKE wrote on Instagram.

Almost 60 years after The Beatles released their dreamy track "I'm Only Sleeping" from their seventh studio album Revolver, the band has teamed up with art publisher Avant Arte to release an exclusive pair of prints from the iconic 2022 music video created by British filmmaker Em Cooper.

Let's raise a Bic lighter to time-honored rock bands that are still active in 2026, with one or more of the original members intact.

Fans have been sending prayers to Jon Fratelli after his group, The Fratellis, announced he was battling a health issue. Fratelli’s health issues were cited by the band in a social media post announcing that its Costello Music 20th Anniversary tour is being postponed.

For Weezer fans, the band’s early years have long carried a special significance. Now, a newly discovered set of recordings from that period is finally being released. The band has announced 1192, a collection of Weezer’s earliest studio sessions, arriving as a limited vinyl release for Record Store Day 2026 on April 18.