[ad_1] Determined to host this year’s Philly Music Fest, organizers have carefully considered various safety protocols, as well as vaccination and infection rates in the Philadelphia area, and will move forward with the annual music festival in non-profit made up entirely of Philly Band. Due to the ongoing pandemic, someRead More →
[ad_1] Savarre‘the last single’Blood under the bridge ‘ led by Shannon’s passionate voice adds dynamism to the track. It is fed by a superb rock hook. Led by Shannon Denise Evans, Savarre is the powerful new age rock band that explores the style of classic rock sound while balancing edgyRead More →
[ad_1] Published on 09/30/2021 at 11:11 AM , update at 11:31 (AFP) – Can rock and roll protect against bear attacks? It is the hope of a region in northern Japan, which has commissioned a hymn to caution to warn residents of the threat posed by these animals, which areRead More →
[ad_1] Determined to host this year’s Philly Music Fest, organizers have carefully considered various safety protocols, as well as vaccination and infection rates in the Philadelphia area, and will move forward with the annual music festival in non-profit made up entirely of Philly Band. Due to the ongoing pandemic, someRead More →
[ad_1] Can rock’n’roll protect people from bear attacks? A Japanese region hopes so and has commissioned a warning hymn warning residents of the threat from its Ursine inhabitants. Bears are common across Japan and regularly set off frantic hunts when they venture into cities, where they have attacked and evenRead More →
[ad_1] Bear Jovi? Residents of the northern Japanese region of the country’s Iwate Prefecture use rock music to protect themselves from bear attacks. Amid a spike in bear sightings in rural Japan, the local government used a commissioned rock song that will be played throughout the region. “So you thinkRead More →
[ad_1] From the moment Jason Isbell first picked up a guitar, the singer-songwriter has watched and learned from others. Growing up in Green Hill, Alabama, a rural community not far from Muscle Shoals, Isbell often spent his summers with his grandfather, a Pentecostal preacher who was also a musician. “HeRead More →
[ad_1] Being in a group is a bit like being in a marriage most of the time. Apart from the millions of shows that you have to do year after year, you always have to make sure you get back to why you enjoyed playing in the first place. IfRead More →
[ad_1] Two rock groups, Tool and alt-J, recently announced that they will perform in San Diego on their upcoming tours in 2022. Tool made the announcement of its 2022 North American tour on Monday, which includes a stop at Viejas Arena at San Diego State University on January 19, 2022.Read More →
[ad_1] An impressive number of rock groups from the Greater Houston area will perform at the 4th Annual “GTS presents the Rocktober Fest»On October 10, 2021 at White Oak Music Room, just north of downtown Houston. The one-day festival will feature several different genres including psychedelic rock, garage rock, indieRead More →
[ad_1] Any great rock song should be a labor of love for a band to create. While the work to get there can be tough, it’s usually worth it once you have something to be proud of in the world. It’s just a shame that not all of your partyRead More →
[ad_1] Victoria’s rock music artist Steve Moffitt gives striking performances in his two new tracks that clearly describe her intensity and her daring choices to stand out. There is a firm trend in the music industry to stick to the same old styles and use specific sounds. But sometimes musicRead More →
[ad_1] Covering up another artist’s material can be considered one of the greatest compliments one musician can give to another. When Jimi Hendrix covered Sgt. Pepper in 1967 was simply to pay homage to a group of musicians he respected and admired (maybe there was a little flexing in theRead More →
[ad_1] Michel Baltierra Classic rock in Puyallup (Photo by Mike Baltierra) It was a fantastic night of classic rock and roll in front of a large crowd who went out on a cold midweek evening to have a great time at the Washington State Fair in Puyallup. Styx, who isRead More →
[ad_1] British rock stars are a special breed, and we’ve had some great ones over the years. This list could undoubtedly be compiled only from leaders drawn from the 1960s and 1970s, so many have those decades been inundated with pioneers of the rock movement, and you could most likelyRead More →
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[ad_1] For Jayne Ann Recker, being able to host an in-person Celtic Classic this year is everything. “For the organization to be without revenue for two years and for this to happen, we’re so excited,” said Recker, executive director of the Celtic Cultural Alliance, the non-profit organization that hosts theRead More →
[ad_1] At the turn of the 1980s, the Pretenders announced themselves to the world with what is widely regarded as one of the greatest debut albums of all time. They solidified their status as one of the most exciting bands around with their follow-up album “Pretenders II”, which celebrates itsRead More →
[ad_1] At the turn of the 1980s, the Pretenders announced themselves to the world with what is widely regarded as one of the greatest debut albums of all time. They solidified their status as one of the most exciting bands around with their follow-up album “Pretenders II”, which celebrates itsRead More →
[ad_1] Considering that the music of the classic rock era dates back about 50 years, today it falls under the “oldies” category. As jazz musicians have always found their inspiration in the musical past, perhaps the music of Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, The Grateful Dead and Bob Marley are theRead More →
[ad_1] Although this is a band that only formed about a year ago, Tape is making a lot of noise. Although he has done less than 10 shows, the band’s music has been praised by his musical peers for its tightness and chemistry. Their music is strangely pleasant to listenRead More →
[ad_1] Fathom Events and Greenwich Entertainment are proud to announce that “NEEDTOBREATHE: Into the Mystery” will hit theaters nationwide in a special one-night film event on November 3rd. This intimate documentary chronicles the recording of GRAMMY® Award-nominated rock group NEEDTOBREATHE’s latest album, while in quarantine in a historic house turnedRead More →
[ad_1] In the latest The Line it is Drawn, our artists drew your suggestions from comic book characters together forming rock bands. So every week I post a topic here. You answer them on the CSBG Twitter page (just write @csbg with your response), our artists will each choose oneRead More →
[ad_1] Kansas is playing an outdoor show at Wave next Wednesday night. Photograph of Emily Butler Courtesy It’s always special when the band Kansas performs in their home state, says Tom Brislin. “I really felt it the first time I was in Kansas with the band,” the New Jersey nativeRead More →
[ad_1] The other day I heard someone say that the music you grew up with will always be the best music to your ears because it provided the soundtrack for the most enjoyable years of your life. If you think about it, that kind of meaning makes sense. And ifRead More →
[ad_1] The NoVA-based rock group plays everything from the Beatles to The Partridge Family Tom Godsman and Jack Albert have been friends for 25 years and have been playing music together for as long as they can remember. Along with Brad Davis, the trio includes Accidental Charm, a Northern VirginiaRead More →
[ad_1] Fokofpolisiekar was formed in 2003 when a group of friends from Bellville in Cape Town decided to start an Afrikaans rock band. In the years since their creation, they have attracted a plethora of fans to their home countries and the group has become a household name. READ: JongRead More →
[ad_1] Tremonti’s new album, Walk in time, is scheduled to arrive on September 24 via Napalm Records. It’s available for pre-order now, and to celebrate the release, we’ve teamed up with Mark Tremonti to produce an exclusive bundle edition of the new issue of Classic rock. The bundle includes aRead More →
[ad_1] Here in the United States, despite being the best-known band to emerge from the Britpop explosion in the mid-90s, Oasis never quite conquered America. Yet in their home country, the UK, they were more than gigantic, as evidenced by their two-night adventure in August 1996 in Knebworth, England. TheRead More →
[ad_1] Here in the United States, despite being the best-known band to emerge from the Britpop explosion of the mid-90s, Oasis never really conquered America. Yet in their home country of the UK they were more than gigantic, as evidenced by their two-night adventure in August 1996 in Knebworth, England.Read More →
[ad_1] Here in the United States, despite being the best-known band to emerge from the Britpop explosion in the mid-90s, Oasis never quite conquered America. Yet in their home country, the UK, they were more than gigantic, as evidenced by their two-night adventure in August 1996 in Knebworth, England. TheRead More →
[ad_1] In most cases, the guitar solo is a major component of classic rock and metal songs. Think comfortably Numb, Bohemian Rhapsody, Free Bird. But there have been cases in which classic tunes from rock canon have gone without a solo. Now, of course, the majority of first wave punkRead More →
[ad_1] Here in the United States, despite being the best-known band to emerge from the Britpop explosion in the mid-90s, Oasis never quite conquered America. Yet in their home country, the UK, they were more than gigantic, as evidenced by their two-night adventure in August 1996 in Knebworth, England. TheRead More →
[ad_1] Most of the time, rock and roll can be like a boys’ club. Outside of the typical female rock bands that pop up every now and then, a lot of the heavyweights on the scene tend to take more inspiration from someone like Jimmy Page’s playbook than Joan Jett.Read More →
[ad_1] Illustrious rock bands to bring their high-intensity shows to The Event Center in October PHILADELPHIA, September 14, 2021– (COMMERCIAL THREAD) – Get ready to rock when Grammy-nominated hard rock band Great White and chart-topping glam metal band Slaughter take to the stage at The Event Center on Friday, OctoberRead More →
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[ad_1] PHILADELPHIA CREAM – (COMMERCIAL THREAD) – Get ready to rock when hard rock band Great White and chart-topping glam metal band Slaughter take to the stage at The Event Center on Friday, October 29 at 8 p.m. ET. Tickets cost $ 30 and go on sale Friday, September 29.Read More →
[ad_1] Led Zeppelin will always be one of the greatest rock’n’roll groups in musical history, even if his own Robert Plant sometimes doesn’t care. Plant has always criticized Zeppelin. There are songs he really likes, like “Kashmir”. But there are also songs he absolutely despises, including one of Zeppelin’s greatestRead More →
[ad_1] The Nova Twins discussed the resurgence of rock and punk music at festivals this summer, saying rock is “getting back to its time.” The duo were talking to NME for a new Big Read cover after their sets at Reading & Leeds festivals last month, and explained how rockRead More →
[ad_1] michael sweet openly Christian hard rockers STRITING went to his social networks on Saturday 11 September to ask a question to his tens of thousands of followers: “If SKILLET & STRITING take a walk together? If this post breaks records with comments and shares, then I’ll take that forRead More →
[ad_1] The creative escapade of ’80s rock sound is presented through the artist’s compelling remastered versions Zarbo. It lays the foundation for a sound that resonates with that of retro dance themes across a range of rock music. The sense of old school elements in his music continues to expressRead More →
[ad_1] THEow seemed like a unique group from the start. They were a married, practicing Mormon couple, dedicated to playing as smoothly and slowly as possible, much like the grunge era of the early ’90s. In fact, Low stood out so much that people felt forced to invent a newRead More →
[ad_1] Last month marked the 30th anniversary of not only the greatest metal release in history, but also one of the best-selling albums of all time in Metallica’s eponymous 1991 LP, commonly referred to as “The Black Album “. Now, the Bay Area-based hard rock titans are celebrating this FridayRead More →
[ad_1] EVERETT – If you were a teenager in the late 1970s and early 1980s, you would hear Foreigner everywhere – from rock ‘n’ roll radio stations to the eight-track turntable in your car. Now you can see them live in Everett. Foreigner, one of the best-selling rock bands ofRead More →
[ad_1] Collegian Album Reviews Graphic (Katrina Clasen | The Collegian) Loveland, Colorado, indie pop group Satellite pilot recently released their sixth full-length album, the eponymous “Satellite pilot. “The 11-track album shows the band flourishing in the era of psychedelic pop, their music a celebration of the past, present and future.Read More →
[ad_1] Sho Okamoto of Japanese rock band Okamotos has been writing songs since signing the band in 2010… but it was only relatively recently that he began to delve into the process with more artistic intent than ever before. “We’re not the kind of band that has some kind ofRead More →
[ad_1] College Albums Review Chart (Katrina Clasen | The Collegian) Loveland, Colorado, indie pop band Satellite Pilot recently released their sixth full album, the self-titled “Satellite Pilot.” The 11-track album shows the band thriving in the age of psychedelic pop, their music a celebration of past, present and future. satelliteRead More →
[ad_1] Collegian Album Reviews Graphic (Katrina Clasen | The Collegian) Loveland, Colorado, indie pop group Satellite pilot recently released their sixth full-length album, the eponymous “Satellite pilot. “The 11-track album shows the band flourishing in the era of psychedelic pop, their music a celebration of the past, present and future.Read More →
[ad_1] Collegian Album Reviews Graphic (Katrina Clasen | The Collegian) Loveland, Colorado, indie pop group Satellite pilot recently released their sixth full album, the eponymous “Satellite pilot. “The 11-track album shows the band flourishing in the era of psychedelic pop, their music a celebration of the past, present and future.Read More →
[ad_1] Most of the great albums of the 70s and 80s are called classic rock for a reason. After years of being some of the best music ever made, much of this material has aged incredibly well and will continue to be the model for how rock bands should soundRead More →
[ad_1] On the occasion of International Literacy Day, it seems fitting that a musical platform sheds light on these songs which have been inspired by great literary works. With everything from Kate Bush The Wuthering Heights to Dire Straits’ Romeo and Juliet, the written word has been extremely influential forRead More →
[ad_1] Like any good drummer, Don Brewer kept the pace for Grand Funk Railroad through thick and thin without losing his rhythm. Drummer Brewer has been the backbone and backbeat since the classic rock band formed in 1969. Brewer, 73, is the only continuing member of Grand Funk Railroad throughRead More →
[ad_1] Photograph by KATHY TRAN. EOn Christmas Day itself, David Romano and his family were eating Chinese food in New York City. President of the Local Favorite Restaurants group and creator of traditional restaurants, Romano found a special place in his heart for Chinese cuisine and culture, which he experiencedRead More →
[ad_1] Only time will really tell if a song has power beyond whimsical tendencies. Outside of the usual schtick of being the hot new thing, you have to have some X factor that puts you on the verge of true greatness. Otherwise, we wouldn’t call albums like this classic, wouldRead More →
[ad_1] Rock and roll has a long history and has been one of the most popular genres of music since its invention. Thankfully, this has spawned a slew of great movies as well. Still, it’s hard to say what exactly makes a good “rock” movie. RELATED: 10 Best Rock Musicians’Read More →
[ad_1] Everything was bigger in the 1970s: the songs, the solos, the pants, the appetites for often lethal amounts of drugs. And then there was the facial hair. Since Neanderthals, so many people – well, let’s be frank, men – have rocked so many strainers, chin rests, and pom pomsRead More →
[ad_1] Classic rock, especially of the Woodstock era, has grown from middle-aged to old-fashioned status during the 21st century. Four recent jazz projects shine a light on the venerable subgenre’s disproportionate influence, with covers of seminal material from a blues-based supergroup, folk-rock icons, the ultimate guitar hero and the bandRead More →
[ad_1] As concerts and tours are halted around the world due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, some festivals are bravely continuing despite this. Yet while some high-profile multi-day events like Lollapalooza have run successfully this summer, Bonnaroo won’t be so lucky as the extravagance has been canceled due to theRead More →
[ad_1] ALPINE, Wyo. – If you haven’t been dancing outside to surf to reggae music while surrounded by mountain views, you are missing out on one of the best experiences the area has to offer. Get your concert tickets now for Reggae in the Rockies – an intimate, open-air reggaeRead More →