Some of the best rock and roll songs ever made don’t normally have much to say except have a good time. From Johnny B Goode to My Generation, it was the kind of rebellious attitude that went nowhere outside of just having a good time on the weekends away fromRead More →
New TV: Tuesday, August 9, 2022 “America has talent” at 8 p.m. on NBC. “Celebrity Game Face” at 9:00 p.m. on E! “Celebrity Beef” at 10:00 p.m. on E! The premiere of the 17th season of “Hard Knocks” at 10 p.m. on HBO. ThisRead More →
A war drama with a classic rock soundtrack, “Rolling Thunder Vietnam” has announced dates for its comeback in 2023. The rock drama RRolling Thunder Vietnam returns to the stage in 2023 for its longest national tour to date. The show last toured in 2016 and will return in April, MayRead More →
Richmond punk rock band Avail will play Brown’s Island this Saturday after a pair of sold-out local gigs three years ago. The concert, Over the James, named after the band’s seminal 1998 album, will include performances by Quicksand, Cave In, Ceremony, Screaming Females and Terminal Bliss. “There’s no better placeRead More →
Summer is when Atlantic City casinos have traditionally scheduled entertainment offerings that go beyond the standard single-night headliner bookings. Among them are three attractions that together span a wide artistic (and demographic) spectrum. Individually, each has a lot to recommend it: Magical mysterious doors At Ocean, the musical revue everyRead More →
In a new interview with Then listen!, Phil Collen we asked which artist(s) DEF LEPPARD “will hand over to” once he and his comrades decide to retire. He replied (as transcribed by BLABBERMOUTH.NET): “I don’t know. I’m still waiting, actually. You hear a lot out there, but it’s rare. “There’sRead More →
ABC Stone entered the world of furniture, and chose interior designer Cara Woodhouse as their first collaborator in this new space. It’s the Classic Rock capsule collection, the first partnership for the two brands. You will find nine pieces in five marble colors – Grand Antique, Calacatta Viola, Arabescato Corchia,Read More →
The-Green-Room-Willow-Still – Credit: Ashley Battle/Rolling Stone Willow is known for her diverse musical tastes, from teen pop to R&B to punk and more. But one influence has become even more accentuated for her lately: the explosive and glam rock of the 1970s of Queen. “If you really think about it,Read More →
Snapchat continues to be one of the most popular photo and video sharing platforms where users connect with family members and friends. This Friendship Day, users can give their Snaps a musical touch by creating a collage with their friend featuring the iconic Friendship Day song yaaron by KK –Read More →
When you sit down to write a song, you can never really predict where your inspiration will come from. Over the decades, artists have found some of the weirdest ways to create classic songs, either delving deep into their psyches to find something they’ve never seen, or simply creating songsRead More →
Stone Gossard, one half of Pearl Jam’s dynamic guitar duo (completed by Mike McCready), has added his two cents on the grunge vs. hard rock debate, saying grunge isn’t responsible for the demise of its hard rock predecessors. . Talk to VWMusic (opens in a new tab)Instead, Gossard argues forRead More →
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (ADAMS) – An Indiana distillery with local ties has a playful new take on bourbon. Hotel Tango Distillery has just unveiled its latest offering – a nostalgic toasted marshmallow flavored bourbon. Hotel Tango Distillery, a veteran-owned brand that creates “premium and disciplined” spirits, has launched its “Shmallow ToastedRead More →
Most artists can only dream of one day coming across a sound all their own. After working hard and playing one gig after another, you go from wearing your influences on your sleeve to your own identity, ready to take on the world with the sound you know you workRead More →
Rating: A+ The difficult question with Black Midi has always been: do you listen to them to admire them, or because you really like the music they make? By that I mean, when you finish listening to them, is that a feeling of awe that lingers in your mind, orRead More →
Some modern films are re-released too soon, and some, criminally neglected at the time, are just ripe for more than worthy of reappraisal. That’s certainly the case with the excellent redemption rock doc”Anvil! Anvil’s story! since 2009. Celebrating its 13th anniversary this fall, Utopia Breakdown announced this week that itRead More →
In a new interview with the NMEPixies’ Black Francois reflected on the current fortunes of rock music from his perspective as a musician who emerged long before the internet age of streaming services. Compared to how they did – at least when I was a kid – it’s not praisedRead More →
Did you know that Americans watch the most television? Of course we do – with around 300 different networks and streaming services churning out so many original shows, it would literally be impossible to find enough time to watch them all.But we will try.Read More →
It’s not every day that you come across an alternative rock band made up of individuals of South Asian descent, but here comes Redhanded. Hailing from London, the band consists of four incredible musicians. On vocals, Sohail Ajaz, on drums, Saif Malik, on strings, guitarist Faizan Baig and onRead More →
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (ADAMS) – The Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority is suspending new applications for Indiana’s Emergency Rental Assistance Program. This is because the agency believes that all federal emergency rent assistance funds will soon be exhausted. They are still processing requests that were sent before the break. SoRead More →
Rating: A+ The difficult question with Black Midi has always been: do you listen to them to admire them, or because you really like the music they make? By that I mean, when you finish listening to them, is that a feeling of awe that lingers in your mind, orRead More →
Chilliwack rocks the lake Photo: Chilliwack Speakers will be in full swing August 5-7 as the Rock the Lake music festival is set to return to downtown Kelowna after a three-year hiatus due to COVID. Headlining the event and closing the weekend will be 52-year-old rock band Chilliwack, with guitaristRead More →
It’s been 2.5 years since COVID-19 emptied the entertainment calendar almost overnight at Coast Casinos, and finally those makeup gigs are back on the schedule with new events. The bands are on tour again and the Beau Rivage Resort & Casino, IP Casino Biloxi and Hard Rock Biloxi lineup isRead More →
Jesse Colin Young has been forced to postpone the remainder of his current US tour after testing positive for COVID-19. The veteran folk-rock singer/songwriter and former Youngbloods frontman’s diagnosis was announced via his official Facebook page on July 22, notifying fans that the remaining three shows of his Highway TroubadourRead More →
(ADAMS) – Ice cream lovers say goodbye to the Choco Taco. The famous packaged ice cream product that came in a taco-shaped cone has been discontinued by Klondike. The company says it has made tough decisions to ensure its full portfolio is available nationwide during the pandemic. The Choco TacoRead More →
You know how it goes – you’re in the pub talking about your new favorite number, when a friend asks you if you already know the grindcore scene that marked the era. It’s fair to say that musical genres have come and gone at a breakneck pace since the arrivalRead More →
Comment this story Comment On a remote dirt road in China’s northwest Qinghai Plateau, a four-piece band dressed in hazmat suits and gas masks launch into a thrash metal number about the dangers to burn waste. “A person’s life is just a breath, a breath filled with garbage,” the singerRead More →
On a hot summer Sunday night, Lzzy Hale and Halestorm dropped a 16-song set like a bombshell over the Metalheads crowd at the MECU Pavilion in Baltimore, MD. Halestorm, MECU Pavilion, Baltimore, MD Sunday July 17, 2022 Words and photography: Mick Sprouse Halestorm, Baltimore. Photo: Mick Sprouse/MetalTalk It’s been 13Read More →
Bhaskareeyam 2022: Season 2 Bhaskar Academy of ArtsDramatic Center, National Library, July 24 From a 16th century poem to modern rock songs, Bhaskareeyam’s closing show skillfully brought together ancient and contemporary expressions of dance and music, inviting the audience to question the notion of what the arts of the sceneRead More →
“Weston McGowen’s Artist Method is an artist development and label services company that provides artists, managers and record labels with all the essential tools they need to launch global music campaigns.” The Artist Method has compiled a list of their favorite hard rock and metal bands that are sure toRead More →
CNN — Music fans around the world held their breath earlier this month when Carlos Santana collapsed from heat stroke during a show in suburban Detroit. Santana, who postponed six gigs “out of an abundance of caution” while recovering, is a legendary guitarist whose distinctive blend of rock chords andRead More →
We often recommend media and products that we like. If you purchase something through links on our site, we may earn a commission. A film’s soundtrack can play a huge role in shaping the tone, mood, and emotional impact of the narrative. From the sweeping orchestras of John Williams toRead More →
UPDATE (July 21, 2022): INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (ADAMS) – The only way Indiana women can get abortions under the state’s proposed new abortion law would be if they are raped or their lives are in danger. Indiana Senate Republicans unveiled the new legislation on Wednesday. It would ban all abortions exceptRead More →
July 22 Listen to Brazilian percussion Adriano Santos Quartet with Woody Witt, Darrell Lavigne and Gabriel Santiago will perform at the Glade Arts Foundation. Santos is known for his Brazilian percussion. Doors open at 7 p.m. and the concert starts at 8 p.m. The event includes full table service andRead More →
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (ADAMS) – The City of Fort Wayne Neighborhood Planning and Activation Task Force, in coordination with the Northside, Forest Park and North Anthony Neighborhood Associations, is seeking input from residents, business owners and organizations in the region as part of a new neighborhood project. With input fromRead More →
Bach to Rock, the American music school for students of all ages The San Diego school opened a month before the pandemic closings. Mengjia Chen quickly turned to virtual classes. His determination and dedication to getting the school off the ground was inspirational, said Brian Gross, president of Bach toRead More →
Top franchise owners share expert tips for success in 4-part series BETHESDA, MD., July 20, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — From Bach to Rock (B2R), America’s music school for students of all ages, today announces the launch of the final profile of its franchisee pitch campaign, which features top Bach to RockRead More →
Some of the best rock and roll ever made was meant to be a little rough around the edges. Even with bands that like to use the studio as an instrument, the root of all good rock and roll is making the loudest music you can create, as you tryRead More →
There’s no denying the power of having a leader in hard rock. In the great tradition of the likes of Led Zeppelin’s Robert Plant, the singer was normally seen as the band’s de facto spokesperson, belting out his heart night after night and becoming the go-to personality every time heRead More →
When choosing the perfect track to take you to dreamland, Led Zeppelin’s “Rock and Roll” probably isn’t for you. But classic rock also has plenty of softer offerings – and new research from Mornings.co.uk has identified which ones you should add to your slumber playlist. First, the researchers rated 100Read More →
One morning after rain in the eastern Chinese city of Zibo, two people dressed as fishermen toss dozens of giant inflatable fish and peppers through the polluted, dark brown water of the Yueyang River, shouting: “Zibo’s fish fondue!” Crowds of people are pointing, taking videos and laughing at the giantRead More →
(Bloomberg) – One morning after rain in the eastern Chinese city of Zibo, two people dressed as fishermen toss dozens of giant inflatable fish and peppers through the polluted, dark brown water of the Yueyang River , shouting: “The Zibo fish fondue!” Crowds of people are pointing, taking videos andRead More →
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (ADAMS) – There is renewed interest in mental health in America after a spate of recent mass shootings. And soon there will be a new way to ask for help. Beginning July 16, each state will roll out 988 as the newRead More →
The Rialto Theater Center has released its 2022/23 lineup with 12 performances from national and international acts that are sure to offer something for everyone. The season kicks off at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, September 2 with Jarabe Mexicano. The band takes viewers through history with a variety of MexicanRead More →
Some of the best songs in rock history almost sound more like events than real songs. While the song itself might be fine on its own, adding different layers of production always makes it that much more epic, almost like you’re seeing the track’s story unfold in real time asRead More →
New TV: From Friday 22 July to Sunday 24 July 2022 Friday on Netflix: “The Gray Man”, starring Ryan Gosling as a CIA agent with a bounty on his head after his cover is blown. Billy Bob Thornton plays his master and Chris EvansRead More →
For Mötley Crüe, inspiration struck – as it often does – under influence. It was the early 1980s and bandmates Vince Neil, Tommy Lee and Nikki Sixx were drinking Löwenbräu beer, a German drink. The umlauts in the name seemed to strike a chord with them. “I remember it likeRead More →
BRIDGEWATER, NJ – Somerset County’s annual 2022 Free Summer Concert Series, featuring classic rock, country, R&B, Motown and pop, returns to Duke Island Park on Sundays from of July 17. The Somerset County Park Commission will host the concert series on Sundays from July 17 to August 14, from 7Read More →
ORLANDO, Florida. – Concerts can be loud, energetic or soothing depending on the type of music. No matter the genre, concerts are fun for everyone, and even better when they’re free. [TRENDING: Flagler commissioner argues with troopers as he’s cited for speeding twice | Father of suspect in Mount DoraRead More →
Since 2004, Plastic Crimewave (aka Steve Krakow) has used the secret history of Chicago music to shine a light on valuable artists with Chicago ties who were overlooked, underappreciated, or never noticed in the first place. Paul Cotton, best known as a crucial member of country rockers Poco, died aRead More →
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (ADAMS) – This week, the artists of CLEAN DRAINS FORT WAYNE: Be River SmART take to the streets in the second year of the Friends of the Rivers and City Utilities collaboration. The collaboration highlights the role of the humble storm sewer in protecting our waterways throughRead More →
Last week’s battle of fresh rock tracks was won by Erja Lytinenfollowed by A priori in second place and Goo Goo Dolls ride in third. Our warm congratulations to all, especially to our winner, Ms. Lyytinen. You have all done very well. And now, out of all of this week’sRead More →
Pearl Jam played their biggest show in London as they kicked off the final weekend of concerts in Hyde Park. Frontman Eddie Vedder told the crowd of 60,000 they were the ‘best crowd we’ve ever had’ in the UK, as a hot summer’s evening at the British Summer Time (BST)Read More →
Pearl Jam played their biggest show in London as they kicked off the final weekend of concerts in Hyde Park. Frontman Eddie Vedder told the crowd of 60,000 they were the ‘best crowd we’ve ever had’ in the UK, as a hot summer’s evening at the British Summer Time (BST)Read More →
Pearl Jam played their biggest show in London as they kicked off the final weekend of concerts in Hyde Park. Frontman Eddie Vedder told the crowd of 60,000 they were the ‘best crowd we’ve ever had’ in the UK, as a hot summer’s evening at the British Summer Time (BST)Read More →
Pearl Jam played their biggest show in London as they kicked off the final weekend of concerts in Hyde Park. Frontman Eddie Vedder told the crowd of 60,000 they were the ‘best crowd we’ve ever had’ in the UK, as a hot summer’s evening at the British Summer Time (BST)Read More →
Pearl Jam played their biggest show in London as they kicked off the final weekend of concerts in Hyde Park. Frontman Eddie Vedder told the crowd of 60,000 they were the ‘best crowd we’ve ever had’ in the UK, as a hot summer’s evening at the British Summer Time (BST)Read More →
Pearl Jam played their biggest show in London as they kicked off the final weekend of concerts in Hyde Park. Frontman Eddie Vedder told the crowd of 60,000 they were the “best crowd we’ve ever had” in the UK, as a hot summer evening at the British Summer Time festivalRead More →
With the 4th of July right behind us, some summer traditionalists will be looking ahead to the near future, August 11-21 and the Missouri State Fair in Sedalia. State music lineups are a mixed bag; some places—Minnesota is a notable example—really value diversity over gender and era, something old andRead More →
Later this month, Queen + Adam Lambert will wrap up their Rhapsody Tour, which began three years ago. To celebrate the end of the long trek that has visited four continents, the band are set to stream an exclusive concert spectacular filmed during the band’s sold-out 10-day tour at London’sRead More →
You might think that a band playing classic rock would be made up of mature, experienced musicians who grew up during the glory days of Led Zeppelin, or who attended the multi-act rock concerts in 1970s stadiums, or who own complete collections of vinyl record albums from Ted Nugent, AerosmithRead More →
In the eyes of many, popular music has a use-by date. An artist will enter the public consciousness, fire on all cylinders for a decade (or two, if he’s lucky), then fade into thin air until his era receives a revival, after which he will play the hits in smallerRead More →
ST. LOUIS — Several rock concerts take place at Busch Stadium on Tuesday. Live Nation is hosting the show at the stadium and the stage will be on center field while the Cardinals will be on the east coast. The stadium tour includes Motley Crue, Def Leppard, Poison and JoanRead More →
My tastes coalesced around rock music, especially the harder and faster kind, by the time I was in college. They used to be pop oriented: the Beatles are my first and forever musical love. My two older brothers were into music. One of them skewed pop/top-40. The other biased, psychedelicRead More →
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (ADAMS) – Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch and the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority (IHCDA) announced a partnership with the Indiana Bar Foundation, Inc. (IBF) to provide legal services to Hoosiers facing eviction. IBF responded to a request for proposal (RFP) and received $13.1 million to provide legalRead More →
“I started collaborating on music virtually with Martyn Fanko, who is British,” Brown said. “He’s an audiophile and he’s been a friend of mine for over 12 years. We worked together in high-end audio-video and he has a gift for music. We were talking about 2020 and we decided toRead More →
“I started collaborating on music virtually with Martyn Fanko, who is British,” Brown said. “He’s an audiophile and he’s been a friend of mine for over 12 years. We worked together in high-end audio-video and he has a gift for music. We were talking about 2020 and we decided toRead More →
From Bach to Rock, the American music school The National Battle of the Bands is a highly anticipated B2R event. Students work hard to prepare. They plan, rehearse and rehearse again and perfect their performances. We are proud of all of the bands that participated and congratulate all of theRead More →
The second annual Battle of the Bands featured 46 bands from B2R music schools across the United States, with winners in elementary, middle and high school divisions. BETHESDA, MD., July, 1st2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — From Bach to RockAmerica’s music school for students of all ages, proudly announces the winners of itsRead More →
NEW HAVEN, Ind. (ADAMS) – The Community Transportation Network (CTN) is ready to usher in a new era. A ribbon-cutting ceremony for the organization’s new satellite garage, the Memmer Family Garage, is scheduled for 4 p.m. July 12 at 3401 S. Maplecrest Rd. in New Haven. A private 501(c)(3) organization,Read More →
July 1—After playing strictly in cover bands for several years, Kevin Brown returned to writing and recording his own material in 2018. He delved even deeper into his original music during the lockdown of the COVID-19 pandemic and recently emerged with new EPs from two very different projects: Wicked Mr.Read More →
This 4th of July weekend, Rob Thomas would probably say, “Man, it’s hot,” just another indicator that summer is officially here. And no matter what you have planned for the months to come, Rock Music Menu has dug up a few items that are guaranteed to make your dog daysRead More →
This 4th of July weekend, Rob Thomas would probably say, “Man, it’s hot,” just another indicator that summer is officially here. And no matter what you have planned for the months to come, Rock Music Menu has dug up a few items that are guaranteed to make your dog daysRead More →
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (ADAMS) – The Bloomingdale’s Neighborhood Association and Historic Wells Street Business Corridor are the recipients of the 2022 AARP Community Challenge Grant. The area that connects to downtown Fort Wayne has made great improvements in recent years. The Bloomingdale neighborhood hopes the grant will improve livability forRead More →
This 4th of July weekend, Rob Thomas would probably say, “Man, it’s hot,” just another indicator that summer is officially here. And no matter what you have planned for the months to come, Rock Music Menu has dug up a few items that are guaranteed to make your dog daysRead More →
The live album is a tricky proposition. Done wrong, it can be disastrous: it’s all too easy to rush a live collection like a cheap cash-in, ending up with a murky-sounding record of a band or artist playing their greatest hits, but faster and less good. So many bands succumbRead More →
The official music video for Brandi Carlile’s new single, “You And Me On The Rock”, is out today. Watch the video, which was created, animated and produced by Computer Team. About the song, Carlile reflects: “This song is for my wife, Catherine. When life changed during quarantine and everything byRead More →
Did you know that Americans watch the most television? Of course we do – with around 300 different networks and streaming services churning out so many original shows – it would literally be impossible to find enough time to watch them all. But weRead More →
Bugs Bunny always knew how to spot a sucker Think you know your classic rock trivia? The point here is actually whether your friends do. We’ve rounded up chart fact questions for some of the biggest names in music, and intentionally selected some that may seem like they have obviousRead More →
Cinema Stereo releases its self-titled debut album. Hailing from Orlando, Florida, Cinema Stereo is an energetic rock band with a sophisticated sound that inspires positivity. Some of their muses cover bands/artists such as Queen, Led Zeppelin, Rush, Aerosmith, Stevie Ray Vaughan, David Bowie and The Doors. Cinema Stereo is madeRead More →
One of the funniest packages of 2022 for ’90s alt-rock fans has Barenaked Ladies hitting the road with Gin Blossoms and Toad the Wet Sprocket. And if bringing the three groups together on a single poster is not enough, imagine that the three groups are found on a single song.Read More →
Country the United States of AmericaUS Virgin IslandsU.S. Minor Outlying IslandsCanadaMexico, United Mexican StatesBahamas, Commonwealth ofCuba, Republic ofDominican RepublicHaiti, Republic ofJamaicaAfghanistanAlbania, People’s Socialist Republic ofAlgeria, People’s Democratic Republic ofAmerican SamoaAndorra, Principality ofAngola, Republic ofAnguillaAntarctica (the territory south of 60 degrees S)Antigua and BarbudaArgentina, Argentine RepublicArmeniaArubaAustralia, Commonwealth ofAustria, Republic ofAzerbaijan, RepublicRead More →
The release of NEW BREED marks the decisive start of a new chapter for Kayzo, one of the most successful electronic dance music producers of the 2010s. With his latest album, Kayzo explores the intersection of rock and electronic music in more depth – more thoughtful – than ever before.Read More →
Music is a complex world, defined by larger-than-life personalities and vastly different hordes of fans. Due to the wide variety and demands of attentive fans within the industry, music has grown to an immeasurably broad spectrum over the decades to suit everyone’s tastes. From jazz to grindcore, the music offersRead More →
According to the calendar, summer is officially here. No matter what you have on file in the coming months, Rock Music Menu has unearthed items that are guaranteed to make your dog days even cooler; Literally as well as figuratively. Over the next few weeks, we’ll be highlighting necessities forRead More →
According to the calendar, summer is officially here. No matter what you have on file in the coming months, Rock Music Menu has unearthed items that are guaranteed to make your dog days even cooler; Literally as well as figuratively. Over the next few weeks, we’ll be highlighting necessities forRead More →
St. Paul creator Tommy Sar recommends viewing the play”Cambodian rock bandat the Jungle Theater in Minneapolis, co-produced by Theater Mu. The play follows a Khmer Rouge survivor returning to Cambodia after 30 years as his daughter pursues a war criminal. Key to the show is its music, as the actor-musiciansRead More →
According to the calendar, summer is officially here. No matter what you have on file in the coming months, Rock Music Menu has unearthed items that are guaranteed to make your dog days even cooler; Literally as well as figuratively. Over the next few weeks, we’ll be highlighting necessities forRead More →
James Rado, actor, playwright and director best known for creating (with collaborator Gerome Ragni) the groundbreaking 1967 production “Hair: The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical,” has died at age 90. A publicist and friend of Rado’s confirmed to The Associated Press that he died of cardiopulmonary arrest Tuesday in New York.Read More →
James Rado, actor, playwright and director best known for creating (with collaborator Gerome Ragni) the groundbreaking 1967 production “Hair: The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical,” has died at age 90. A publicist and friend of Rado’s confirmed to The Associated Press that he died of cardiopulmonary arrest Tuesday in New York.Read More →
Whether rock music is dead, dying, thriving underground, or alive and well has been the source of much debate for what seems like… well, far too long now, actually. © Provided by LouderSound Alice Cooper In 2014, Kiss’ Gene Simmons proclaimed that the days of rock music were over, andRead More →
Swinging was never enough. All of these now classic bands had tunes to go along with their chops, charisma and volume. Most people like songs more than bands. And that’s exactly what any up-and-coming rock band will need to rock mainstream audiences again. Songs. Obviously, new rock music is noRead More →
The trailer is, very often, the most important aspect of a movie, which can either entice potential viewers or scare them away. And, more and more often, what makes a trailer compelling or not is its effective use of music. Classic rock has, time and time again, proven to beRead More →
Stones manager Andrew Loog Oldham had worked with Beatles manager Brian Epstein. Together they had helped shape the Liverpudlians’ image, but Epstein fired Oldham after an argument. “We were the instrument of [Oldham’s] revenge on Epstein,” Keith Richards wrote in his autobiography Life. Oldham didn’t understand right away. He triedRead More →
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (ADAMS) – Amani Family Services will hold its annual World Refugee Day celebration at 5:30 p.m. on Monday June 20 at the small lodge in Foster Park. World Refugee Day is an international day to honor refugees for their courage andRead More →
By Dana Hendrickson Email Dana Hendrickson About this blog: I hope readers of my blog will join me and other members of the Menlo Park community in a collective effort to transform our downtown into a much more where residents enjoy much more positive experiences and… ( Continued) About thisRead More →
The Black Crowes Release ‘1972’, a new EP with covers from Rolling Stones, T. Rex, Bowie and more Facebook Twitter E-mail Reddit If you’ve ever heard a song by The black crows – and you’ve no doubt already done so – their love for what came before them is evident,Read More →
Casinos are places where people go to have fun. They want to be entertained and have fun. The main means of entertainment are, of course, all these beautiful casino games. But the party doesn’t stop there! Another way to excite visitors is to play rock music. This musical genre isRead More →
In a recent interview with classic rock magazine, Motley Crue bassist and main songwriter Nikki Sixx lamented the current state of music, calling most of what he hears today “extremely overproduced” Advertising. Scroll to continue reading. “My criticism is that it is extremely overproduced in many cases,” 6x said. “It’sRead More →
It seems like every week I read that another of the many parks in the Hudson Valley announces a concert series. Just today I found out that Chadwick Lake Park on Route 300 in the town of Newburgh has announced their 2022 summer concert lineup, and there are some greatRead More →
It seems like every week I read about another of the many parks in the Hudson Valley announcing a concert series. Just today I found out that Chadwick Lake Park on Route 300 in the town of Newburgh has announced their 2022 summer concert lineup, and there are some greatRead More →