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The rocker also believes that Trump represents the "heart and soul of this country."

Sharon Osbourne has issued a statement saying President Trump's use of "Crazy Train" in a tweet was unauthorized.

You have got to watch what has to be the eeriest and most prescient television show in history.

Shock-rock icon calls musicians talking politics “abuse of power,” but draws distinction from artists who are “being humanitarian.”

The former Kiss guitarist believes everyone ought to support the president, regardless of party.

Axl Rose, Rod Stewart and others react to U.S. President’s threat to pull Federal aid instead of offering support.

The Guns N' Roses frontman tweets his ire after the president plays "Sweet Child o' Mine' at a rally.

Aerosmith singer explains reason for sending cease-and-desist note to president

Calls out use of 'Livin' on the Edge' at West Virginia rally.

Artwork shows president as skeleton outside burning White House in support of Democrat senator.