Spinal Tap

From sharing the stage with puppets to malfunctioning props, many of the mockumentary's best scenes have actually happened to rock's biggest stars.

The sequel to 1984's classic "mockumentary" is much less focused on skewering the music industry than its predecessor.

See Spinal Tap and Drowning Pool play late night TV with special guests on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' and 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.'

Upcoming LP accompanies release of film sequel; watch new "Stonehenge" video with Elton John.

When Black Sabbath hit the road to promote their Born Again album in 1983, one thing after another went wrong.

An awkward moment broadcast on the jumbotron during a Coldplay concert has led to a flood of mocking memes.

He was also a member of several real-life bands.

Rob Reiner says there's no way Sabbath inspired one of the movie's funniest scenes.

Paul McCartney and Elton John will also appear in the movie.

Sequel to 1984 rockumentary follows the band’s reunion after they experience unexpected surge in social media interest.