Cheap Trick

Cheap Trick took seven years between 'The Latest' and 2016's 'Bang, Zoom, Crazy ... Hello,' their longest stretch between studio efforts ever.

Robin Zander isn't sitting on his laurels, now that Cheap Trick has been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Cheap Trick stopped by the Howard Stern Show on April 6 to talk about their upcoming induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

In the seven years since Cheap Trick's last album, the usual things that sometimes happen to bands that have been around as long as they have happened.

Relations between Cheap Trick and exiled drummer Bun E. Carlos have been strained over the past few years, but they're setting aside their differences for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction.

A new video for "When I Wake Up Tomorrow" gives us our second taste of Cheap Trick's upcoming album 'Bang, Zoom, Crazy ... Hello.'

This is something that we will do from time to time and we will call it Sam's do you remember. While searching the web sometimes I come across tunes that probably most of us havent ever heard. If I think the song or the artist is worthy then you will have a chance to hear it too...

The '70s were the decade of the live rock album, as concert sets helped trigger massive mainstream breakthroughs.

This is something that we will do from time to time and we will call it Sam's do you remember. While searching the web sometimes I come across tunes that probably most of us havent ever heard. If I think the song or the artist is worthy then you will have a chance to hear it too...

Bun E. Carlos says he expects things to go smoothly when the original Cheap Trick lineup performs at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction, despite years of estrangement.

On the outside looking in: Yes, the Cars and several notable members of this year's induction class.

Cheap Trick, Deep Purple, the Cars, Yes, Steve Miller and Chicago are among the acts newly nominated for possible induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.