It seemed that the dominance of the Internet in the early 2000s marked the end of music publications in print and paper form. But some specialized publications such as Metal edge resist. Readers can now reclaim this 100% rock magazine, after more than a decade of absence, having ceased publicationRead More →
Drawing crowds from across the country with a delicate combination of big names and local talent, Rifffest has seen Crows, Strange Bones and Calva Louise hit the stage in previous years. Read more Read more Peaky Blinders season 6: Filming locations in or near Leeds that you can visit… TheRead More →
Sometimes a rock band comes along and it really sticks in the brain. Maybe it’s the band’s catchy hooks, their original methods of musical fusion, or the fact that they dress exclusively in lycra and animal masks. But just because they’re memorable doesn’t mean they’re here to stay. The worldRead More →
Drawing crowds from across the country with a delicate combination of big names and local talent, Rifffest has seen Crows, Strange Bones and Calva Louise hit the stage in previous years. Read more Read more Peaky Blinders season 6: Filming locations in or near Leeds that you can visit… TheRead More →
As we slowly recover from the Coronavirus hangover, life is getting more enjoyable day by day. Last year we saw a moderate return to normalcy, with concert halls reopening and music festivals dispersing. With Glastonbury returning this year, after a two-year hiatus, we can look forward to the triumphant returnRead More →
When did rock music embrace darkness? It’s an intriguing question. Folk music, of course, has long recorded both the joys and sorrows of life, triumphs and tragedies, but it was arguably not until the 1960s when the reach of popular music widened. is expanded through such high-profile artists and bandsRead More →
The whole recording industry normally comes down to raw numbers at the end of the day. No matter how many artists try to go above and beyond for the sake of their art, there is nothing that matters more than serving the company’s bottom line. Yet, on the rarest ofRead More →
With a threat biodiversity crisis and concerns about food security and sustainabilitybees frequently make news headlines. The importance of bees in our society as pollinators and producers of honey seems to have led to their growing popularity in many artistic pursuits, such as film, social media, games, and contemporary art.Read More →
Lilah Fear wants to entertain fans around the world when she and partner Lewis Gibson take to the ice in Beijing at next month’s Winter Olympics. Fear, 22, and Gibson, 27, were among the first athletes from Team Britain to secure a place on Britain’s plane – with the pairRead More →
Take a musical journey to the late 80s when Del Norte High presents “Rock of Ages: High School Edition.” The show centers on Sherrie, a small-town Kansas girl who arrives in Hollywood with big dreams of becoming a star. She meets Drew, who, like other young adults, is trying toRead More →
When it comes to popular music, you could argue that the 1960s are the most important and abundant decades, in terms of quality and invention. It was a time when listeners enjoyed an embarrassment of riches, from the Beatles to the Beach Boys, and from Bob Dylan to the debutRead More →
How else to seduce young music fans than with a catchy video? If we’re being frank, that’s the point of a music video. When MTV launched in 1981, having a visual aid for rehearsing a song was a surefire way to break into the mainstream. It was another way toRead More →
The 60s are often over-romanticized by those who remember it and those who want it. While they may not have been flower heaven, some would suggest, however, the decade-long period produced undeniably superb music that still influences and sounds amazing today. It took many attributes to make them a topRead More →
Bengal rookie Evan McPherson (file photo from Bengal) through Geoff Hobson as reported by bengals.com NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Bengals enter next Sunday’s AFC title game on rookie Evan McPherson’s 52-yard field goal that downed the Titans, 19-16 After stuffing fourth-and-first Derrick Henry, Bengals center linebacker Logan Wilson caught cornerbackRead More →
The Foo Fighters have shared their contribution to the soundtrack of the new fragglerock series Back to the rock. The aptly named fraggle rock rock is portrayed by Grohl and his band and appears in the new series, which debuts on Apple TV today. The song is a raucous, heavyRead More →
Tributes to Meat Loaf continued to pour in after the Grammy-winning rock star died at the age of 74. Artists described the singer as lively and “full of madness” as the music world mourned the man behind 1977’s hit album Bat Out Of Hell. Queen guitarist Brian May, who workedRead More →
21 January 2022, 11:26 The ‘La La Land’ Demi Lovato era is back and their new music sounds iconic. Demi Lovato officially announced a funeral for their pop music and teased an imminent return to their rock music roots. Demi Lovato may be best known for pop anthems like “Skyscraper,”Read More →
The Classic Rock Show Upcoming dates include Tuesday January 25 at The Hawth in Crawley. Music director James Cole said: “It’s been tough. When this tour takes place, it will be two years since we managed to get out and tour. “It was January/February 2020 and we were lucky toRead More →
We get things later in Ireland. Punk came to the UK in 1976, but it was in 1977/78 that it really broke through here. Studio 54 in New York was already closed before we really embraced disco and, as far as the ‘Swinging Sixties’ go, well, history will show theyRead More →
Today in Old White Guy Opinions: Elvis Costello doesn’t care much about rock music these days. The 67-year-old pop rock legend – who has just released his 32nd studio album, The boy named if – said in a recent interview that he thinks modern rock has lost its spark. “IRead More →
To this day, singles continue to be a staple of the music scene, both as tasters of new albums from established artists and as hooks for cultivating a fanbase for up-and-coming artists. Within the universe of the music maniac, however, there is a relatively small but absolutely fascinating subsection (orRead More →
Nostalgia is a big part of what makes Cobra Kai such a success, and the screenwriters know very well when to take advantage of it to pull on the sensitive cord, or to make fun of it for a little good-natured humor. Of course, that meant injecting the series withRead More →
It’s time we all agreed that the 80s tended to be a little corny. Who are we laughing at ? With the amount of over-the-top music videos floating around, it’s no wonder the grunge revolution took the exact opposite direction for the next few years. That doesn’t mean you shouldRead More →
Elvis Costello has revealed that he “to like” modern rock music. He claims that the “The rhythm is so square”. Talk to rolling stoneElvis Costello admitted that if you lose the “Rock n’ Roll” rollout, then it’s very easy to lose the fun. “I don’t really like rock music. IRead More →
Many would passionately say that the 1970s represented a high point for rock music. With the wealth of big bands that have emerged from this decade, it would be very hard to disagree. In fact, there’s been such an explosion of hard rock creativity throughout those years, that looking back,Read More →
John Cooperthe leader of grammys-nominated Christian rock band SKILLETspoke to “Watch Washington with Tony Perkins” about how music and his band’s music in particular affects the way people perceive the world. He said (as transcribed by BLABBERMOUTH.NET): “Music is a fantastic vehicle. Music, what’s the right word for that? MusicRead More →
Talk to RollingstoneElvis Costello explained that he “[doesn’t] like a lot of rock music. Specifically, Costello refers to modern rock music, which he says has lost its edge. “I like rock & roll,” Costello explains. “I think if you lose the roll part, a lot of the fun comes outRead More →
Collin Raye and The Riff Raff: A Salute to Classic Rock will make their Nashville debut Collin Raye may be known for his 90s country hits, but he also loves another genre: classic rock. Now, for the first time in concert, Raye will tip his hat to the beloved musicalRead More →
Roger Waters, British musician and founding member of former rock band Pink Floyd, poses for photos before a press conference at the Mayfair Hotel in central London on November 15, 2012. AFP There had to be something in the water in 1972 – there almost certainly was for these guys.Read More →
Elvis Costello has admitted that he “doesn’t like” modern rock music very much because “the rhythm is so square”. Costello was interviewed by rolling stone which further drew the rock veteran to writing guitar music, with the singer replying “I don’t like rock music very much. I like rock ‘Read More →
Elvis Costello has admitted that he “doesn’t like” modern rock music very much because “the rhythm is so square”. Costello was interviewed by rolling stone which further drew the rock veteran to writing guitar music, with the singer replying “I don’t like rock music very much. I like rock ‘€Read More →
Classic rock albums are 50 years old Paris: There must have been something in the water in 1972 — there almost certainly was for these guys. It was a year that spawned several instant American classics – and one that was seemingly beamed down from outer space – that cameRead More →
Published on: 01/15/2022 – 02:46 Paris (AFP)- There had to be something in the water in 1972 – there almost certainly was for these guys. It was a year that spawned several instant American classics – and one that apparently teleported from outer space – that came to define rockRead More →
slash dropped Remind the dogs, the third single from his forthcoming fourth album with Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators, 4. Continuation of previously released singles The river rises and fill my world, Remind the dogs sees the Guns N’ Roses man serve up an abundance of crisp classic rock-inspired riffsRead More →
Ever since rock greats Journey and ’80s arcade giants Bally Midway came together to create a video game named after the band, the genres of music and gaming have become near perfect. Rock giants like Mötley Crüe and Aerosmith have since followed suit, inspired by Journey before them, the latterRead More →
FREDERIC, Md., January 13, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Perennial classic rock favorite America is hosting their 50th anniversary tour at the Weinberg Center for the Arts in Frederick, Maryland to Saturday, March 12, 2022 at 7:30 p.m.. America 50th Anniversary is presented by Latshaw Productions Inc. Tickets start at $95 andRead More →
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No casual rock fan will argue that the most important instrument is the guitar. No matter how many people like Sting or Elton John become famous playing another instrument, the reason we remember icons like Jimi Hendrix and Eddie Van Halen is because they have a six-string in their hand.Read More →
Classic rock is not just a throwaway term for guitar music of a certain vintage. It’s an era, a lifestyle and a sound all its own. To paraphrase one of its great performers, classic rock songs will never die. Even though the ’60s and’ 70s are fading a bit furtherRead More →
This is where it all started for the quartet dubbed “The American Led Zeppelin” – on a 1970 bill that also included The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Grateful Dead and Steve Miller Band. Vocalist Rusty Day, guitarist Jim McCarty, bassist Tim Bogert and drummer Carmine Appice, collectively known as Cactus, madeRead More →
Since the dawn of MTV in 1981, music videos have played an increasingly important role in the industry. Artists and record labels are, of course, always looking for new ways to market their work. For years, musicians have visually enriched their live shows with elaborate costumes, sets and designer lighting.Read More →
Death: December 5, 2021. JOHN Miles, who died at the age of 72, was a singer and songwriter whose composition, Music, has grown into a classic rock track, which has traveled far beyond its 1970s roots. Written and recorded for his debut album, Rebel (1976), Music is a first-person odeRead More →
Star Trek: Prodigy used AC / DC’s “Thunderstruck” during the Kobayashi Maru, thus reinforcing the canonical place of rock music in Star Trek that JJ Abrams began. Warning: SPOILERS for Star Trek: Prodigy Episode 6 – “Kobayashi”. Episode 6 of Star Trek: Prodigy brought back a classic rock song, thoughRead More →
Classic rock is not going anywhere. Even as some of the biggest names get older, the bands stick together, shuffle the lines and haul their gear on the road for another year of touring for adoring fans across North America. So if you’re hoping to sing along with your favoriteRead More →
iStockphoto If Neil Young is to be believed, this rock and roll thing is Probably here to stay. nugs.net is the Leading platform when it comes to streaming live on-demand performances from your favorite artists. While the platform gained momentum in the band swap jam scene years ago, he tookRead More →
electric violinist Susan Aquila Storms Rock World with a new self-titled album The electric violin is no longer an oddity in rock. Pioneers such as Mark Wood captured his energy and spirit for years. New York-based electric violinist/singer Susan Aquila, however, has amped it up to Mach 5 with herRead More →
Houston rapper Hyro the Hero isn’t much of a rapper. His music is inspired by hard rock as well as hip-hop. He has collaborated with Disturbed, Hellyeah and Atreyu and has Slipknot at the top of his list of dream collaborators. Photo: José Cantu / José Cantu Hyro The HeroRead More →
Tony Rock learned a long time ago that he cannot accept the fact that he is Chris Rock’s brother. As such, he remains a motivated and hardworking performer, whether he performs in films and television projects, in stand-up comedies, or through recurring gigs like his time as a panelist onRead More →
Tony Rock learned a long time ago that he cannot accept the fact that he is Chris Rock’s brother. As such, he remains a motivated and hardworking performer, whether he performs in films and television projects, in stand-up comedies, or through recurring gigs like his time as a panelist onRead More →
Tony Rock learned a long time ago that he cannot accept the fact that he is Chris Rock’s brother. As such, he remains a motivated and hardworking performer, whether he performs in films and television projects, in stand-up comedies, or through recurring gigs like his time as a panelist onRead More →
06 Jan 2022 A guide to the labyrinth was called an “insanely luxurious” tome by the magazine, which went on to say that “the reproductions of its newspapers are works of art in their own right, and there is a seven-inch audio recording from 1969 to add more. the voiceRead More →
FARGO – Steve Reckinger had been singing in rock bands for about 25 years, but in 2010 things changed. “That’s when I got my first wig,” he says. The singer had just formed his tribute band Journey, Recapture, and while he had the voice to sing the part of SteveRead More →
This file photo from December 13, 1993 shows Kurt Cobain of Seattle band Nirvana performing in the United States. Image Credit: AP What happened behind the scenes of your favorite classic rock albums? Click start to play today’s crossword puzzle and identify the artists behind the titles of the songsRead More →
One thing 2021 has revealed is that there is no shortage of people looking for things to do. Live music, food festivals and other events were among the most widely read art and culture stories published by The Herald this year. So to remind you of 2021, here are theRead More →
The classic rock show Upcoming dates include: Friday January 7th, Portsmouth Guildhall; Tuesday January 18, Guildford’s G Live; Thursday January 20, Eastbourne Congress Theater; and Tuesday, January 25, Crawley’s Hawth. Music director James Cole said: “It has been difficult. When this tour takes place, it will be two years sinceRead More →
Today we’re spotlighting four local Melbourne rock bands to check out if you like your music served in a garage with some psychedelics. Melbourne’s rock, garage and psych scene is alive and well right now, even though the local venues that support them are still being fucked up by COVID.Read More →
By Tiffany Hu (January 4, 2022, 4:42 PM EST) – The Ninth Circuit reversed a lower court’s decision to certify two categories of artists and musicians who sued Wolfgang’s Vault online concert archive for alleged infringement of copyright, concluding that individual problems predominate over those affecting the proposed classes. InRead More →
Jeff Beck and Stevie Wonder The death of Maurice White of Earth, Wind & Fire in 2016 made us reflect on how soul and classic rock music went from friendly cousins in the early 1960s to brothers with different mothers over the years. decade and into the 70s. If youRead More →