Miles Goodwyn, the founding singer of the Canadian band April Wine, died Sunday, according to his publicist. He was 75. No cause of death was given, Rolling Stone reported. Goodwyn’s publicist, Eric ...

One of April Wine’s most beloved songs was also one of the most difficult ones they ever put to tape. As you think back to ...

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The ongoing Triumph reunion tour is also their first major road work in decades. It features fellow Canadians April Wine as ...

Myles Goodwyn, the singer, guitarist and primary songwriter for Canadian rock group April Wine, has died at the age of 75. Goodwyn formed April Wine in 1969 alongside brothers Ritchie and David Henman ...

Myles Goodwyn, the founding frontman and guitarist for platinum Canadian rock band April Wine who wrote and sang such hits as “Sign of the Gypsy Queen,” “Roller” and “I Like to Rock,” died December 4.

Steve Lang, the bassist who stepped in for original April Wine member Jim Clench and helped anchor the lineup during the band's most commercially successful period, has died at the age of 67.

Myles Goodwyn, the founding frontman and main songwriter of the veteran Canadian rock band April Wine, died Sunday, December 3, at age 75, according to the veteran musician’s publicist, Eric Alper. No ...