Debra Filcman is a Chicago-based freelance journalist.
Debra Filcman
The History of Rockers in ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’
'Jesus Christ Superstar' has long provided a platform for rock musicians to test out their theatrical chops.
Bruce Springsteen Adds 81 Performances to ‘Springsteen on Broadway’ Run
Following nearly 50 years of touring the world, Bruce Springsteen has made himself cozy in the intimate Walter Kerr Theatre.
Steven Tyler Announces Solo Tour
After nearly half a century performing with Aerosmith, singer Steven Tyler will hit the road this summer as a solo artist.
The Rise, Fall and Rise of Gary Numan
It's easy to forget that celebrities are just like the rest of us — trying to pay the bills. But Gary Numan spills it all when it comes to managing his finances.
Paul Stanley Explains Kiss’ ‘The End of the Road’ Trademark
Frontman Paul Stanley reveals Kiss' trademark application on 'The End of the Road' is about getting their ducks in a row, and doesn't signal pending retirement.
David Byrne Extends ‘American Utopia’ Tour
After kicking off his 'American Utopia' tour at the beginning of the month, David Byrne has now expanded it.
Julian Casablancas Doesn’t Like the Beatles, Is Confused by Pop Music
Julian Casablancas isn't likely to make a lot of friends with his latest interview, after calling his distaste for the Beatles an "advantage."
Comedian Ken Dodd, Who Once Called the Beatles Aliens, Dies at 90
The beloved British entertainer released 20 Top U.K. 40 hits throughout his career.
Paul Simon Announces Final Leg of ‘Homeward Bound’ Farewell Tour
Paul Simon has called these dates "a big thank you" to fans, before he settles in to spend more time with his family.
David Bowie’s Audio Engineer: ‘The Girls Are Taking Over’
Audio engineer Erin Tonkon, who works with producer David Visconti and engineered David Bowie's final record, says women are taking over rock.
Bono ‘Reeling and Furious’ Following Harassment Allegations Against ONE
Bono has apologized following numerous allegations of harassment and abuse by senior staff of ONE, the organization he co-founded to fight poverty and disease.
Judas Priest’s Glenn Tipton Refused to Use Backing Tapes
Judas Priest's Rob Halford says guitarist Glenn Tipton, who'll largely be absent from the upcoming tour due to Parkinson's, rejected the idea of backing tapes.