[ad_1] Rock and Roll Music Hall of Fame induction ceremonies are filled with unforgettable moments, but the 2018 ceremony was memorable for what does not have to arrive. Dire Straits was eventually inducted that year, but singer and guitar virtuoso Mark Knopfler declined to attend and none of their songsRead More →
[ad_1] Fab The Duo – Greg Driscoll and Brendan Eprile (promotional photos via Instagram) Out of band Fab Le Duo celebrates the release of his second EP, Toxic air and attitudes, a collection of high octane alternative rock tracks with a decidedly modern and weird touch. They have a currentRead More →
[ad_1] It’s Halloween, which means we have to talk about Christmas. And one of the most enduring songs of the season – not “Christmas Is the Time to Say ‘I Love You’” by Billy Squier – but the bilingual classic “Feliz Navidad” by José Feliciano. Since last year was completelyRead More →
[ad_1] It took a little longer than expected, but Spoon has finally announced his new album. Lucifer on the couch, released in February. As frontman Britt Daniel said Rolling stone As of September 2020, the album was about 80% complete before the Covid-19 pandemic hit, forcing the band to stopRead More →
[ad_1] It’s Halloween, which means we have to talk about Christmas. And one of the season’s most enduring songs — not Billy Squier’s “Christmas Is the Time to Say ‘I Love You” — but José Feliciano’s bilingual classic “Feliz Navidad.” Since last year was completely shut down, now is theRead More →
[ad_1] It’s Halloween, which means we have to talk about Christmas. And one of the most enduring songs of the season – not “Christmas Is the Time to Say ‘I Love You’” by Billy Squier – but the bilingual classic “Feliz Navidad” by José Feliciano. Since last year was completelyRead More →
[ad_1] Over fifty years later, America still carries its harmonic rock and roll flag. CONTRIBUTEDAmerica – Gerry Beckley, left, and Dewey Bunnell – come to the Palace Theater on Friday. On Friday, America – who is Gerry Beckley and Dewey Bunnell – heads to Waterbury to perform on stage atRead More →
[ad_1] Rock music has embraced various aspects of “fem” since its inception. In the 60s Jimi Hendrix wore brightly colored scarves, skinny jeans and floral shirts, but the trend exploded in the 80s with hair metal. Rock and roll even used the flower associated with women as metaphors to describeRead More →
[ad_1] Most people think of yoga as a serene, gentle way to commune with your soul and become more flexible. There is no screaming, no swearing, no aggressive rock music and certainly no middle finger. Obviously, they haven’t come across the yoga of rage yet. The Canadian Lindsay Istace isRead More →
[ad_1] For most of the past decades, opponents have deregistered rock music, claiming the genre is dead. It may not be as big as it was in its formative years, but it remains a strong and vital scene with a number of bands keeping rock alive. While rock ‘n’ rollRead More →
[ad_1] Jimi from Top Left Club live at Brunswick Basement Bar, Hove 23.10.21 (photo Watkins cris/PunkInFocus) (Click on the photo to enlarge) HAUT GAUCHE CLUB + OHMNS + HUMAN INVENTION – LE CAVE BAR, BRUNSWICK, HOVE 23.10.21 Local concert promoters Weirdsville and Stay sick tonight put a trio of punkRead More →
[ad_1] Many luminaries of the country’s music scene have moved from balcony to stage during this decade, writes David McPherson Richard Beland The Tragically Hip first gained international attention on the Massey Hall stage in the late 1980s. The following is taken from the forthcoming Massey Hall book by DavidRead More →
[ad_1] In many ways, the 2000s were a great time for rock ‘n’ roll. Arguably the last stand of guitar music, there were formidable new bands like Arctic Monkeys, veterans like Radiohead hitting a rich series of shapes, a brief but glorious New York scene bringing us The Strokes etRead More →
[ad_1] It gets really tiring to hear some of the old souls in music say how much better music was in their day. Now that we have the live broadcast, it’s easier than ever for the artists to present their performances to all of us. Then again, when you seeRead More →
[ad_1] LENOX – Many locals still call it “the duck farm” – officially, the Stonover Inn, a historic Under Mountain Road property owned for 20 years by former rock music producer Tom Werman and his wife, Suky, an educator who reinvented himself as an art gallery curator for the farm’sRead More →
[ad_1] Photo: Getty Images/iStockphoto He who sings prays twice, said Saint Augustine. Maybe that’s why music has always seemed like a great teacher to me, although not all of the messages have been holy. In fact, the instrument I least like to hear at Catholic mass, the acoustic guitar, IRead More →
[ad_1] NEW PORT RICHEY – Sharing a passion for music has brought together more than three friends since childhood, this widened the opportunities for local artists to perform in New Port Richey’s premier Monufest. Ashtray Monument, a local label created by Drew Williams, Louis Ciper and Jay MacDonald in 2018,Read More →
[ad_1] When the historic Ellen Theater reopens this fall, Guitar One Records recording and touring artist Grant Ferguson is a featured act, performing at 7 p.m. Friday, November 5, with his Modern Rock Orchestra (MRO ), which was recently sold out. held in Billings, MT. Ferguson, based at Red Lodge,Read More →
[ad_1] The first tribute band in the United States with hits from Bon Jovi, Queen, Journey, Styx, REO Speedwagon, Boston and Def Leppard, Arch Allies is a timeless tribute centered on making classic rock sing with dynamic vocals, Huge guitars, dashing keyboards and mighty drums. To be accused of “LipRead More →
[ad_1] The history of music is littered with those moments that changed the cause of its evolution. As music scholars endlessly debate the origins of this genre or movement, it’s difficult to pinpoint exactly what sparked certain trends. That said, there are those moments that are universally accepted as beingRead More →
[ad_1] In 2004, Corporation Lane in Melbourne, Australia, was renamed ACDC Lane to honor Down Under’s biggest and best band. But they’re not the only ones with their own street. Here’s your checklist for the ultimate vacation and rock’n’roll pilgrimage. Flaming Lips Alley, Oklahoma City, OK The eccentric platoon ofRead More →
[ad_1] Few nations have a musical history as rich as that of Ireland. The oral tradition of the Emerald Isle has allowed tales and legends to survive for many years in the form of song. Rebel hymns, bucolic scenes, and political numbers have been passed down from generation to generation,Read More →
[ad_1] Abhishek Kalia New Delhi : This Indian musical artist has already made a place for himself in the hearts of listeners from an early age. People walk their respective paths, believing that they will go with the flow and achieve the desired success. However, there are many challenges withRead More →
[ad_1] (LR) Styx and Patti LaBelle will soon be performing at the Hard Rock Casino in Cincinnati.Photos: facebook.com/styxtheband and facebook.com/pattilabelle Two legendary artists in very different genres will soon be in Cincinnati. Progressive rock band Styx and R & B / Gospel / Pop queen Patti LaBelle will be headingRead More →
[ad_1] Click to enlarge Photos: facebook.com/styxtheband and facebook.com/pattilabelle (LR) Styx and Patti LaBelle will be performing at the Hard Rock Casino in Cincinnati soon. Two legendary artists in very different genres will soon be in Cincinnati. Progressive rock band Styx and R & B / Gospel / Pop queen PattiRead More →
[ad_1] There is a certain respect that comes with being the leader of a group. No matter what’s going on in the studio, people will have their eyes drawn to you every time they take the stage. You better make sure you have that stage presence because you might haveRead More →
[ad_1] Sometimes it’s better to burn out than to disappear. Neil Young thought so, and Kurt Cobain tragically passed away with those same words in mind. But sometimes it’s the fans who walk away rather than the artists who stop making music. As music lovers mature, their tastes develop, oftenRead More →
[ad_1] Cold game Music of the spheres Outside now Evaluation: Adele Easy on me Outside now Evaluation: When you think about it, Coldplay is a pretty weird band. They started out looking like Travis, then they wanted to be Pink Floyd, and these days they’re halfway from Supertramp to TakeRead More →
[ad_1] Keith Richards has confirmed that the iconic band put aside one of their most regularly performed songs after a concerted push by some to “bury it.” The Rolling Stones have withdrawn one of their most popular rock songs due to lyrics that describe the horrors of slavery. The StonesRead More →
[ad_1] Later this month, the David Bowie Estate will launch Bowie 75, a year-long celebration to mark David Bowie’s 75th birthday, which will kick off with the opening of two experiential pop-up stores. One will be located in his hometown of London at the site of Ziggy Stardust’s first confirmedRead More →
[ad_1] The role of the bassist has been pretty much written in rock music since its inception. If you are having a hard time with the singer overcoming you, imagine how the guy holding the bass in the background feels. That being said, there are still some bass players whoRead More →
[ad_1] The Rolling Stones have withdrawn one of their most popular rock songs due to lyrics that describe the horrors of slavery. The Stones did not play the 1971 hit “Brown Sugar” on their current tour and said the blues classic was taken off their setlist. “You get it, eh?”Read More →
[ad_1] As krautrock took hold of the traditionally bound German music scene in the late 1960s and early 1990s, a similar psychedelic revolution was taking place in Japan – diverse but complementary, utopian in spirit, but finding this sense of wonder in legendary pastoral pasts as well as legendary futures.Read More →
[ad_1] The 90s may have been the last great decade for rock music. With guitar bands booming thanks to Nirvana and the excesses of the ’70s and’ 80s going out of style, there has never been a better time to form a band and start making tracks. Complexity and indulgenceRead More →
[ad_1] Being in a rock band is not that different from being in a marriage. Since you have to spend almost every waking hour on the road together, you’ll at least need to get along to some extent if you even hope to stay together for a very long time.Read More →
[ad_1] Quarrels between musicians are as much a part of rock music as guitars and cocaine. With all the fragile egos swirling around in a haze of booze, adultery and media tabloids, it’s inevitable that music’s big names will end up rubbing shoulders in a less than cordial mansion. SometimesRead More →
[ad_1] What’s the first thing you imagine when you think of Canada? Well, speaking very stereotypically, it could be frozen wide-mouthed tundra, rugged loggers, poutine, or unfailing politeness. Further down this list would likely be a thriving music scene. But Canada’s rock and roll credentials have long been established. TheyRead More →
[ad_1] Two bands that spawned rival fan groups in the ’60s come together to some satisfaction in the form of a showdown of classic rock covers of the British invasion. It’s The Beatles vs. The Rolling Stones for a touring performance to be held at the Charleston Music Hall onRead More →
[ad_1] Did MTV Make Music Videos Uncool? From its heyday in the ’80s to’ 90s, if you weren’t getting video on MTV, you’re probably not going to be successful. Having a good clip was the key to being recognized. Once kids could put a face to a name, the popularityRead More →
[ad_1] Book ‘Fillmore East: The Venue That Changed Rock Music Forever’ available now from journalist / photographer Frank Mastropolo This year marks the 50th anniversary of the closure of Fillmore East, promoter Bill Graham’s rock mecca in New York’s East Village. A celebrity show on June 27, 1971, conducted byRead More →
[ad_1] HomeSafe The classic rock & roll evening Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, Hollywood January 29, 2022 • WHO: HomeSafe with Event Chairs Steve Bernstein and Abby Bernstein-Henderson • WHAT: The classic rock and roll evening HomeSafe’s annual fundraiser, The Classic Rock and Roll Party, includes a full dinner,Read More →
[ad_1] Formed in New York in 1964, with an original line-up of Lou Reed, John Cale, Sterling Morrison and Angus MacLise, the avant-garde and provocative rocker of The Velvet Underground had little commercial success at the time. However, in the years that followed, they were recognized as one of theRead More →
[ad_1] A CUMBRIAN adventurer has become the first person to complete a self-contained series of dozens of routes featured in a renowned British Climbing Book. Carrying all of her gear with her, Anna Taylor of Windermere cycled 2,400 kilometers and climbed over 10,000 meters on a self-sufficient journey that lastedRead More →
[ad_1] Bob smith, EditorFriday 01 October 2021 20:29 GMTNo further updates have been made Anna Taylor rides the last section of Cioch Nose on Skye in the rain. Photo: Neil Gresham A rising star of rock climbing has completed a self-guided tour of all routes in Classic Rock. Anna TaylorRead More →