ZZ Top has announced that it will continue The Big One! Tour following the death of longtime drummer Frank Beard, though the band has canceled two shows scheduled for Salt Lake City and Colorado ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Frank Beard, the longtime drummer for the rock band ZZ Top, has died at 77. Beard died in hospice care while surrounded by family ...

In 1986, the Bearded Ones (and Frank) took a break from signature bawdy hits like "Legs" and "Tush" to deliver a slowed-down power ballad.

ZZ Top musician Frank Beard has died at the age of 77. The Texas musician who was a founding member of the band, was remembered as "one of the most naturally innovative drummers" in a moving statement ...

ZZ Top legend Frank Beard has died at 77, the band confirmed on Tuesday. The drummer had been forced to pull out of the band’s tour earlier this month due to health issues. “Today, Elwood and I lost a ...

ZZ Top confirmed that drummer Frank Beard has taken a leave of absence from the band’s 2025 tour for health reasons. “Mr. Frank Beard has temporarily stepped away from the current tour to attend a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Image Credit:Bruce Alan Bennett / Shutterstock. Frank Beard, the drummer whose unmistakable shuffle anchored ZZ Top for more than ...

Now in their sixth decade, ZZ Top has been one of the most enduring bands in rock history. They are also still remembered for one of the most surprising and memorable musical reinventions of the 1980s ...

ZZ Top announced that their Hollywood Bowl show on Wednesday was canceled due to “unforeseen personnel matters.” Frontman Billy F. Gibbons said the band was facing “insurmountable obstacles” but did ...

In mid-March, ZZ Top announced that longtime drummer Frank Beard was temporarily stepping away from the band’s 2025 Elevation Tour to “attend [to] a health issue requiring his focus in the near term.” ...

ZZ Top has been captivating crowds since 1969 – yet some fans still have no idea how the band got their legendary name. The American rock trio, featuring Billy Gibbons, Frank Beard, and Dusty Hill for ...