Rhino The ongoing archival series of Joni Mitchell albums continues with Archives, Vol. 4: The Asylum Years (1976-1980), due out Oct. 4. Available as a six-CD, a four-LP or a digital version, the package includes a book with never-before-seen photos and liner notes that include a discussion between Mitchell andRead More →
Credit: Three Chord Bourbon Nothing says Southern rock like bourbon, which is probably why the Allman Brothers Band has teamed up with the Three Chord Bourbon brand to release a signature blend. The new booze is available for preorder. According to Three Chord Bourbon’s website, it’s an attempt to honor theRead More →
Courtesy MPL Productions Ltd. Paul McCartney and Wings recently released the live album One Hand Clapping, 50 years after they recorded it, and now fans are going to get some insight into the making of the record with a new documentary. Paul McCartney and Wings – One Hand Clapping willRead More →
Gus Stewart/Redferns Bruce Springsteen was a surprise guest at Zach Bryan‘s Aug. 7 show at Philadelphia’s Lincoln Financial Field. As captured in fan-shot video, the Boss joined Bryan for a rendition of his song “Atlantic City,” from his 1982 album Nebraska, as well as for their duet “Sandpaper,” from Bryan’sRead More →
DTM Entertainment Traffic’s Dave Mason is ready to share his story in the upcoming memoir Only You Know and I Know, but it may not have happened if it wasn’t for his fans and his wife. The Rock & Roll Hall of Famer tells ABC Audio he was “badgered” into writingRead More →
Kevin Mazur/Getty Images In his 1985 solo hit “Lucky In Love,” Mick Jagger sang that he was “a bettin’ fool/ a gamblin’ man.” Well, an actual person who fits that description has now changed his name … to Mick Jagger. According to the U.K.’s ITV, the 62-year-old man says heRead More →
Denise Truscello/WireImage Rod Stewart was set to perform at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace Wednesday, Aug. 7, in what was to have been a residency-ending performance of his show Rod Stewart: The Hits. Earlier on Wednesday, he announced that the final show wouldn’t actually be his final show after allRead More →
Scott Legato/Getty Images Sammy Hagar has talked at length about his failed attempts to get in contact with his former bandmate Alex Van Halen. Now he thinks he may know why the drummer is ghosting him. Speaking to the Las Vegas Review-Journal, Hagar, who’s currently out on his Best of BothRead More →
Warner Records Neil Young recently announced the release of Archives Vol. III (1976-1987), a massive box set that includes 15 previously unreleased songs among its 198 tracks. Ahead of the package’s release on Sept. 16, you can now stream one of those never-before-heard songs. The website of the U.K. magazineRead More →
Fans at Woodstock; Owen Franken/Corbis via Getty Images Fifty-five years ago — Aug. 15, 1969, to Aug. 17, 1969 — the original Woodstock festival took place in Bethel, New York. And while many revere it as the ultimate “peace and love” musical experience, some of those who were there don’t rememberRead More →
