Mercury Records/Anthem Records Rush is looking back at their career with a new box set. Rush 50, dropping March 21, is a 50-track anthology that spans from the band’s 1973 debut single and ends with the last song they ever played together live. The anthology includes select songs from everyRead More →
Courtesy of the Boston Pops/Photo Credit: Herb Greene The music of Grateful Dead founder Jerry Garcia will be celebrated this spring by the Boston Pops. On June 3 and June 4, the Pops will host the Jerry Garcia Symphonic Celebration, conducted by Keith Lockhart, with an all-star lineup including Jerry Garcia BandRead More →
Jo Hale/Redferns Bob Dylan has been in the news more than ever thanks to the biopic A Complete Unknown, and if that makes people want to go see him live, there’s now a chance to make that happen. Dylan has announced three new shows for 2025: March 29 in Wichita, Kansas; AprilRead More →
Keeping The Blues Alive Records Dion is back with a new tune, “New York Minute,” which has the rocker paying tribute to the city of his birth, as well as his wife of 62 years. “The song ‘New York Minute’ expresses my love for my city, New York, and myRead More →
Daniel Knighton/Getty Images) David Lee Roth, former Skid Row frontman Sebastian Bach, and Stephen Pearcy and Warren DeMartini performing Ratt are the rockers set to headline the annual M3 Rock Festival at the Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, Maryland. The 16th edition of the hard rock festival is happening May 2-4, with a lineupRead More →
Daniel Knighton/Getty Images Kansas and 38 Special are teaming up for a new tour. The two bands will hit the road this summer on a 14-date tour that kicks off June 6 in Richmond, Virginia, and wraps July 26 in Rogers, Arkansas. The tour will feature special guests Jefferson Starship,Read More →
Courtesy of Earth, Wind & Fire Earth, Wind & Fire are heading back out on the road this summer. The legendary R&B group will kick off a new North American tour starting June 14 in Denver, wrapping Aug. 10 in Waite Park, Minnesota. The trek includes a three-night stand at theRead More →
courtesy of Totally Tubular Festival The Totally Tubular Festival, celebrating music of the ’80s, will return for a second year this summer, with a lineup that includes Men Without Hats and The Tubes returning to the tour for a second year, along with Right Said Fred, Haircut100, The Motels, Animotion, TheRead More →
Daniel Knighton/Getty Images Sunday, Jan. 26, would have been guitarist Eddie Van Halen’s 70th birthday, and his family and bandmates marked the occasion on social media. The late rocker’s son, Mammoth WVH frontman Wolfgang Van Halen, shared a photo of his dad with his finger up his nose, captioning the shot, “70.Read More →
On This Day, Jan 27, 1970… John Lennon wrote and recorded the single “Instant Karma” in one day, at one point telling reporters he “wrote it for breakfast, recorded it for lunch, and we’re putting it out for dinner.” The song, produced by Phil Spector, featured his Beatles bandmate GeorgeRead More →
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