Ivan Keeman/Redferns Robert Plant, Peter Frampton, David Gilmour and Bryan Adams are just a few of the A-list musicians supporting the family of the late British singer Steve Marriott, who’s opposing the release of recordings featuring AI-generated versions of his voice, Variety reports. Marriott, who fronted Humble Pie and Small Faces,Read More →
Daniel Boczarski/Getty Images for Churchill Downs Most Bon Jovi fans are still hoping to see guitarist Richie Sambora back onstage with the band some day, and it appears he hasn’t ruled it out. Sambora, who departed the group in 2013, reveals in a new interview with The Allison Hagendorf Show that he’s definitely open to performingRead More →
Rhino The early solo career of former Fleetwood Mac lead guitarist/vocalist Lindsey Buckingham is being explored in a new box set, 20th Century Lindsey. The set will feature Buckingham’s first three solo albums: 1981’s Law and Order, 1984’s Go Insane and 1992’s Out of the Cradle. There will also be aRead More →
Photo by Deborah Anderson Yes‘ Jon Anderson is set to release a new album with the cover group The Band Geeks, who have been backing him on tour. True is set to drop August 23, featuring nine new songs. A press release says the new album “harkens back to Yes’ classic 70s sounds as wellRead More →
BMG Heartbreakers guitarist Mike Campbell is set to release a new album with his band The Dirty Knobs. Vagabonds, Virgins & Misfits, due out June 14, features 11 new songs, with guest appearances by Graham Nash, Lucinda Williams, Chris Stapleton and Campbell’s Heartbreakers bandmate Benmont Tench. Fans are getting theirRead More →
Interscope Records The Wallflowers have announced a concert featuring a full-album performance of 1996’s Bringing Down the Horse. The show will take place October 2 in Los Angeles. Along with Bringing Down the Horse, The Wallflowers will cover the 1982 Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers album Long After Dark inRead More →
On This Day, May 8, 1970 … One month after they broke up, The Beatles released their 12th and final studio album, Let It Be. Although released after the split, Let It Be was actually recorded before their previous album Abbey Road, which was released in September 1969. Let It Be spentRead More →
Columbia Records/ Legacy Recordings AC/DC is continuing their 50th anniversary celebration with their next set of limited-edition gold vinyl releases. The latest set, dropping June 19, includes Let There Be Rock, If You Want Blood You’ve Got It, ‘74 Jailbreak, Ballbreaker, Stiff Upper Lip and Rock or Bust. Each gold vinyl, availableRead More →
Photo by Richard Sibbald When Rush‘s Geddy Lee was on the book tour for his biography My Effin’ Life last year, there was a lot of talk about whether he and his Rush bandmate Alex Lifeson had planned to make music together again. Well, Lifeson is now offering an update. “Ged andRead More →
Courtesy of Disney+ Beatles fans are getting another preview of the documentary Let It Be before it premieres Wednesday, May 8, on Disney+. The latest clip revolves around Ringo Starr, showing him joking around in the studio working on “Octopus’s Garden” with George Harrison and more. Originally released in April 1970, Let It Be takesRead More →
