Nothing grabs attention from the masses like unusual band or musician names. Here are the stories behind a few unique ones.

Neil Young's property just south of San Francisco includes some hilariously quirky features related to the folk-rock icon's music career.

Organizers of the ill-fated Capulet Music Fest are facing stiff consequences from the stage after last year's abrupt cancellation.

This group only lasted less than a year in 2003, but the project yielded at least a few solid songs.

Hozier apologized profusely to fans after rain prematurely ended his headlining set at the Minnesota Yacht Club festival.

For Rage Against the Machine, Lollapalooza 1993 was also their debut at the festival. They had just 15 minutes to win over the crowd, and facing a logistical nightmare that would make most singers ...

Some tense phone calls were exchanged before the American hair metal band Skid Row settled on their official name.

On this day in 1986, Genesis scored their only Hot 100 No. 1 hit. And unless you're a diehard fan, you might not know what it is.

This new grunge supergroup just covered "Rusty Cage" by Soundgarden as a tribute to the late great Chris Cornell.

According to his longtime road manager, Poodie Locke, Willie Nelson resolved a firefight without even shooting a single bullet.

In the 1960s, artists focused their energies on making music that felt good. These are three-one hit wonders from then that do just that.

The Bee Gees slumped for three years in the early 70s. They rebounded by changing their sound on 'Main Course'.