After undergoing spinal surgery toward the end of 2019, Dokken's namesake frontman Don Dokken has revealed that he has lost use of his hands and is at risk of never being able to play guitar again.

After bursting onto the public conscience in 1983 and ’84, the so-called hair-metal movement based primarily in Southern California arguably achieved its mainstream tipping point in 1985. Countless ...

Update: Since the announcemt of the 'Unleashed in the East' tour, Dokken have confirmed they will be playing one U.S. show. Billed as a warm-up gig, the classic lineup will perform at Badlands Pawn ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Dokken: Heaven Comes Down cover art. Back in the 80s, when big-haired rock bands were selling millions of records, the most ...

In a new interview with "The Chuck Shute Podcast", DOKKEN frontman Don Dokken reflected on the band's formative years, particularly around 1982 when guitarist George Lynch left DOKKEN in order to play ...

George Lynch says that during Dokken's first go-round, the band approached every album "like it would be our last one." Back for the Attack looked like it would be exactly that - at least for a while.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. They were in the back of a limo when it got ugly. It was March 1988, and LA rock band Dokken were in London, opening for AC/DC.

Has Don Dokken ever been happy? Glancing over the 38 years that the band Dokken has been in existence, one certainly starts to wonder. In the 1980s, during the band’s heyday, Don and guitar maestro ...

Don Dokken says that he is "doing much better" after his recent neck and spine surgery. This afternoon, the following statement was posted on DOKKEN's official social media: "Earlier today a series of ...

Don Dokken, frontman of the ‘80s metal band Dokken, has opened up about the band’s “disaster” reunion tour. On the Dec. 25 episode of The SDR Show, Dokken, 72, talked about how the band reunited in ...

Back in 1987, both Dokken and the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise were hot properties. The L.A. metal quartet had scored a second Platinum disc in 1985 with Under Lock and Key, and unleashed their ...