Janick Gers

Twenty years after its 2006 release, Beyoncé's second solo album B'Day remains a defining record of her transition from Destiny's Child member to an increasingly self-directed solo artist.

Bob Dylan's Modern Times turns 20 on August 29, marking the anniversary of the album that returned him to No. 1 in America for the first time in three decades and reinforced one of the most remarkable late-career runs in popular music.

Twenty years after its release, Outkast's Idlewild stands as the final studio album from André 3000 and Big Boi, a soundtrack that became an ambitious musical statement in its own right.

Lamb Of God's fourth studio album Sacrament became a defining record of the 2000s American metal era, taking the Richmond band into the mainstream while preserving the intensity of their earlier work.

Guitarist Zoltan Bathory reflects on two decades of constant forward motion, independent roots and the rare pause that shaped the band's tenth album.

Pink redefined her musical identity two decades ago with the release of the groundbreaking I'm Not Dead.

The iconic punk rock trio mark two decades since their fourth studio album topped the ARIA charts, solidifying their place in Australian rock history