On Monday morning Warren Zevon's new album hit No. 1 on amazon.com's sales list. It was clear then that he was dead. Zevon did indeed die Sunday at his Los Angeles home after a year-long struggle with ...

Warren Zevon, the singer-songwriter known for his sardonic L.A. noir humor and classic-rock radio staples including "Werewolves of London," "Lawyers, Guns and Money," and "Excitable Boy," died Sunday ...

LOS ANGELES -- Singer-songwriter Warren Zevon, who battled death with the same twisted sense of humor found in his songs "Life'll Kill Ya" and "Excitable Boy," lost his yearlong fight against lung ...

Zevon had the benefit, if you can call it that, of knowing his death was coming. His final album, 2003’s The Wind, featured “Keep Me in Your Heart,” the last song he wrote and recorded before dying.

NEW YORK — Terminally ill with cancer, Warren Zevon told producer Jorge Calderon that he wanted to record Bob Dylan's "Knockin' on Heaven's Door." Calderon groaned. Anything but that, please. He still ...

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 12 -- Acerbic singer-songwriter Warren Zevon, best known for the hit song "Werewolves of London," has been diagnosed with terminal lung cancer, his publicist said today. "I'm okay ...

The Killers paid tribute to newly-inducted Rock Hall member Warren Zevon at the 2025 induction ceremony. Zevon was inducted by his friend, David Letterman, who described him as a “classic rock and ...

After 30 years of eligibility, and one previous nomination, the late Warren Zevon is set to be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Saturday in the Musical Influence category. Zevon also wrote ...

Legendary singer-songwriter and musician Warren Zevon posthumously scored his long-overdue nomination for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame’s Class of 2023. Warren Zevon. Photo Courtesy of the Rock and ...

Good songwriters can conjure different types of emotions with each new song they release. Great songwriters can pull that off within the course of a single album. And then there are those like Warren ...