Prince Royce comes full circle on "Eterno," a new album featuring bachata versions of English-language pop classics.

Barry Gibb was all of 16 years old, and twin brothers Maurice and Robin were 13 apiece, when Bee Gees released their first single in 1963. They had been performing together for much longer than that.

The You Should Be Dancing performers was already playing together as a wedding/corporate event band called Moonstruck when the idea for the Bee Gees tribute band first unfolded. Garcia said ...

The website clarifies: "Though it is widely believed that the Bee Gees first got their name from being the Brothers Gibb, this meaning did not come until a few years after their founding." ...

The site states: "Though it is widely believed that the Bee Gees first got their name from being the Brothers Gibb, this meaning did not come until a few years after their founding. "When the ...

A statement reveals: "Though it is widely believed that the Bee Gees first got their name from being the Brothers Gibb, this meaning did not come until a few years after their founding.

This was such a shock. ‘Dennis has been my friend, since we were in our first band together age 15. His great drumming will always Stay Alive…’ The Bee Gees were formed by Barry Gibb ...

Dennis has been my friend, since we were in our first band together age 15. His great drumming will always Stay Alive…' Colin, who played a pivotal role during the early success of Bee Gees as ...

Peterson played on some of the Bee Gees’ earliest recordings, after joining brothers Barry, Robin and Maurice Gibb in the band in 1966, following their move from Australia to London. He first ...

Just four days after Bryon’s death, Colin ‘Smiley’ Petersen, the band's first drummer, also passed away, aged 78. Petersen joined the Bee Gees in the 1960s, shortly after the group was ...

Former Bee Gees drummers Colin “Smiley” Petersen ... Dennis has been my friend, since we were in our first band together age 15. His great drumming will always Stay Alive.” ...

Colin Petersen, the original drummer for the Bee Gees, died Monday, Fox News Digital confirmed. He was 78. The news of his death was "sadly" confirmed by Evan Webster of Best of the Bee Gees, a ...