This Friday is April Fool’s Day (April 1st) and we’ve got the Hudson Valley’s Top 10 Favorite Classic Rock “Fool” Songs. Ah… April Fool’s Day. According to the National Day calendar, it has long been a day when practical jokes are played on the ignorant. Well, no antics here. ThereRead More →
It’s safe to say that we’ve all gone through an emo stage. At some point we’ve all probably incorporated the standard dark eyeliner, dark clothes, chains, maybe a neon hair shape/out of the ordinary haircut, or at least listened to hits like “Sk8er Boi”. With emo fashion and artists likeRead More →
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (ADAMS) – Fort Wayne is finally officially cutting ties with its trash hauler, but it will cost the city nearly $2 million to send them packing. The Fort Wayne City Council has approved a $1.9 million “transition agreement” with Red River Waste Solutions. Fort Wayne has beenRead More →
Since the dawn of rock and roll, no one has really lacked a steady supply of covers. Since people know the 12 bar blues, they cover each other for years and achieve great success with it. However, every once in a while you get a reshoot that feels like theRead 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 →
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 →
Despite becoming a superstar member of a famous rock band, Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins remained an avid fan of the bands that came before him. Never shy when talking about his influences, the drummer regularly praises Rush, Genesis and the Police – bands that employ some of the greatestRead More →
The early 90s was just the start of a lot of upheaval for rock and roll. Combined with the alternative wave becoming much sharper, there were many bands emerging from the hair metal and thrash movement that could no longer compete with the changing times. Rock and roll knows howRead More →
The term alternative rock, in its modern incarnation, is fraught with contradictions. Alternative rock at its emergence was a category used to group underground music of the 70s. It celebrated and elevated independent music over the output of commercial record labels. It took power away from the big traditional recordRead More →
Brady Manek and the UNC basketball walkers continue to have fun on social media, as they go from classic rock to 90s TV in their latest TikTok post. It’s simple: When the UNC basketball program wins an NCAA tournament game, we get a new post on TikTok from transfer graduateRead More →
Large medical debts can hurt your finances, hurt your credit score, and possibly push you into bankruptcy. No one is waving a magic wand to make all those IOUs go away, but the big three credit reporting bureaus pledged this month to remove a substantial amount of negative medical debtRead More →
Earlier this month, Dolly Parton surprised many by asking to have her name removed from the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nomination ballot, saying she shouldn’t be considered because she has yet to produce a rock album. Unlike the beloved country star, a number of performers with no rockRead More →
In 1972 two budding young musicians, Danny de Wet and Lucien Windrich, met at school in Boksburg, formed a band and then spent hours and hours in a rehearsal room in Brenthurst, Brakpan. Years later, this band became one of South Africa’s most iconic bands of the 80s, éVOID –Read More →
It’s Classic Rock Madness all weekend on WPDH. Well, spring is definitely in the air. And this weekend, the Hudson Valley is feasting on the airwaves. Everyone knows March Madness of course. NCAA March Madness is a single-elimination college basketball tournament played in the United States each spring, currently withRead More →
The cost of living is rising and more of us will likely be looking for consumer credit solutions in the near future. There are a number of options available to consumer borrowers, from overdraft facilities to credit cards. But for some borrowers, a personal loan may be the most appropriateRead More →
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A new report highlights the impact high-cost loans have had on low-income borrowers during the pandemic, pointing to examples of people falling into ‘vicious cycles of debt’ as they struggle to cover the rising cost of bills. the report released Thursday by ACORN, which advocates for low- and middle-income Canadians,Read 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 been pretty quiet on the policing front since the British trio shamelessly cashed in on their heritage with sky-high ticket costs on a reunion jaunt in 2007-08. Now they’re looking in the rearview mirror again with a re-release of the 1982 documentary “The Police: Around the World,” first appearingRead More →
It’s been pretty quiet on the policing front since the British trio shamelessly cashed in on their heritage with sky-high ticket costs on a reunion jaunt in 2007-08. Now they’re looking in the rearview mirror again with a re-release of the 1982 documentary “The Police: Around the World,” first appearingRead More →
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (ADAMS) – Mayor Tom Henry and the City of Fort Wayne’s Public Works Division announced the 2022 Building Plan for improving infrastructure in the neighborhood. The projects will total a record $38.5 million. All four quadrants of the city will seeRead More →
Once in a while, a band that doesn’t deserve to hit hard gets lucky. When you’re on the winning formula, the only real gauge is how the audience receives it. We’re not just talking about those vaguely catchy tracks that explode and manage to stay on the charts for anRead More →
Summer in the City has taken a step closer to bringing the festival back to Steinbach’s main street. The Friday June 17 headliner was announced this morning. “We’re so thrilled to be able to get them because they’re really wanted,” Pollock says. “The band is Absolute Queen. They’re a QueenRead More →
Argyle CEO Shmulik Fishman said the company can coach lenders on factors such as consistency of work and upward trajectory. “Does your job title move up every six months? These are signs of a good worker and one you might want to take another look at,” he says. Reputation markers,Read 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 →
‘Waiting for Apophis’ is a concept album that encapsulates a myriad of emotions in an innovative and creative way. Dark Water Collective has released a highly anticipated modern rock album titled “Waiting for Apophis” which follows a protagonist’s tumultuous journey as they navigate through life. It is a concept albumRead More →
Payday Loan Services Market: Intense Competition But Strong Growth and Extreme Valuation This press release was originally issued by SBWire New Jersey, New Jersey—(SBWIRE) – 03/22/2022 – Latest Payday Loan Services market industrial growth study 2022-2028. A detailed study accumulated to offer latest insights about acute characteristics of the PaydayRead More →
UPDATE (March 22, 2022): Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb signs a bill that allows people to carry a handgun without a license. The bill was passed by lawmakers two weeks ago. Under the new law, possession of a handgun is still illegal for people already prohibited from possessing firearms. The IndianaRead More →
‘Waiting for Apophis’ is a concept album that encapsulates a myriad of emotions in an innovative and creative way. Dark Water Collective has released a highly anticipated modern rock album titled “Waiting for Apophis” which follows a protagonist’s tumultuous journey as they navigate through life. It is a concept albumRead More →
For most rock musicians, their songs are more than just notes on a page. For many, it’s a linked part of their personality, with most lyrics going into some of the most personal parts of their lives for all to see. That doesn’t mean they don’t have time to beRead More →
Spring begins tomorrow, March 20. The daffodils have been beautiful and the other wonderful plants are about to burst. As usual, I was looking for something to write about, and I happened to be listening to an old Buddy Holly tape, and I couldn’t remember the name of his band.Read More →
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (ADAMS) – On the recommendation of the PFW Ready Committee and with the full support of university leadership, Purdue Fort Wayne will no longer require the wearing of face masks on campus beginning Monday, March 21. Face masks will now be optional for students, faculty, staff andRead More →
Martin Lewis has given advice to families turning to payday loans as the cost of living crisis rages. Soaring energy, fuel and food costs, coupled with worries about paying household bills, are driving growing demand for payday loan interest to make ends meet, a new survey has found. Experts warnRead More →
The rock music landscape is filled with great bands releasing great albums with great songs. Well, that’s what we’d all like to hope for, at least, because unfortunately there are other bands that just can’t help but release dross after dross. Yet when it comes to great albums, some bandsRead More →
Woman of your dreams will embark on a UK tour this month, with a date at the Gorilla in Manchester on March 25. The Mancunion caught up with Alice, the London-based trios lead guitarist, to discuss the new album, what the band are currently working on and ‘So When YouRead 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 →
MORE than a thousand children from schools across York skipped regular lessons for a day and were able to ‘let off steam’ instead. Just under 400 pupils from Copmanthorpe School, along with 200 from St Paul’s CE, 150 from Lord Deramore’s and 440 from Poppleton Ousebank were all visited byRead More →
Former White Stripe Jack White has a lot on his plate right now. A new record, “Fear of the Dawn”, is coming in three weeks. Then another, “Entering Heaven Alive,” hits shelves in mid-July. And, he just announced a North American and European tour that will run from April toRead More →
To begin with, the PPP program was only available to businesses employing W2 workers. However, according to Algernon Ronson of Oak Park Financial, the Small Business Administration (SBA) has lately emphasized that this program is also available to self-employed individuals. This is fantastic news for artists and other self-employed individuals,Read More →
Milwaukee, Wisconsin- The cost of living has increased, especially with the pandemic. With pay cuts, job losses, and additional expenses, financial commitments have become common, leading individuals to seek cash advances or loans from family and friends. When finances are tight, it’s comforting to have Capitol Drive Loans, a trustedRead More →
Milwaukee, Wisconsin- The cost of living has increased, especially with the pandemic. With pay cuts, job losses, and additional expenses, financial commitments have become common, leading individuals to seek cash advances or loans from family and friends. When finances are tight, it’s comforting to have Capitol Drive Loans, a trustedRead More →
Nevada Congresswoman Annie Black, who was planning to run for the state Senate but changed course to run for Congress, officially filed her case for the 4th District on Wednesday. Black made headlines in 2021 when she resisted demands by the Democratic Assembly leadership that members wear masks on theRead More →
Gustavo Santaolalla is perhaps the only Oscar-winning film composer to have been in prison. Before moving to Los Angeles in the late 1970s, Santaolalla was a Latin rock musician in his native Argentina, which was engulfed in what became known as “the dirty war”. Dissidents, artists and many opponents ofRead More →
It’s seven in the morning on a Friday. Matt Pelsor takes a giant sip of what he describes as “gas station coffee” before leaning into the microphone at his WTTS studio and offering an intro to the upcoming single. Pelsor has all the facts about upcoming tracks, like the jocksRead More →
Discover the first stone ax the album at the end of 2009 was a revelation; decades of individual and collective worship of classic rock had finally reached their logical conclusion. A band that could only exist in 1971 had crossed the Rubicon and entered the 21st century, bell-bottom and legged,Read 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 →
There doesn’t seem to be anything truly original through any genre of music. Everyone has a blast somewhere, so you’re bound to find overlaps with your personal favorite artists and the influences they drew on as a budding songwriter. Every once in a while though, you get these few bandsRead More →
Noel Gallagher feels that rock music is too middle class for another band like Oasis to be discovered. Growing up in a working-class family in Manchester with his brother Liam, Noel thinks people from his past would struggle to break into the rock scene today. “Where are the 14 yearRead More →
Saratoga’s Montalvo Arts Center is hosting the only photographer to have photographed album covers for The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and The Who for a night of multimedia storytelling on March 19. Photographer and writer Ethan Russell will perform “The Best Seat in the House” at the Carriage House TheaterRead More →
Nothing could have prepared musicians and others in the music industry for the arrival of COVID-19 in March 2020. After the World Health Organization declared a pandemic on March 11, 2020, the industry, like everything else, was forced to accept a harsh reality: things weren’t going to be the sameRead More →
If you don’t think they’re making rock bands like they used to, then do yourself a favor and check out Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard. The Cardiff quartet’s exuberant 2020 single John Lennon Is My Jesus Christ caused a fervent eruption of chanting from the crowd at London’s Scala on Thursday night,Read More →
During the induction of the Go-Go’s at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on October 30, 2021, actress Drew Barrymore spilled a secret: the new wave band’s 1981 album, The beauty and the Beastchanged her life when she heard it at the age of 6. She told the crowdRead More →
Over time, you cannot expect to achieve perfection forever. Even with some of the greatest bands of all time, not everything they release can truly be called a masterpiece every time. Then again, if you had to sacrifice quality, you’d think it would be at least a little better thanRead More →
By: From Bach to Rock | 0 shares 149 readings Top franchise owners share expert tips for success in 4-part series March 11, 2022 // Franchising.com // Bethesda, MD – Bach to Rock today announces the launch of its Franchise Pitch Campaign, which will feature top Bach to Rock musicRead 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 →
On Repeat is a music series where NYLON interviews our favorite creatives (designers, artists, etc.) about the songs they can’t stop playing while they work. You’re going to want to add them to your playlists and streaming platforms ASAP. EM On Holiday, formerly known as Holiday The Label, is expandingRead More →
BETHESDA, MD., March 10, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Bach to rockAmerica’s music school for students of all ages, today announces the launch of its franchisee pitch campaign, which will showcase the finest Bach to rock music school owners sharing their tips for successfully starting, owning and operating a Bach at rockRead More →
INDIANAPOLIS — American rock bands Alice In Chains and Breaking Benjamin are reuniting for the first time for a co-headlining tour with special guests Bush to host a rock night across the country, making it the one of the hottest tours of the summer. Produced by Live Nation, the 30-cityRead More →
Online slot machines are one of the most popular casino games, they are fun, quick to play and require little skill. There is a wide range of Slot machines on the internet, each with different themes to meet a wide audience with different internets. One type of slot that isRead More →
Noel Gallagher thinks rock music is too bourgeois to find another Oasis. The ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger’ hitmaker and his brother Liam grew up in Burnage, Manchester and he insisted ‘working class kids’ would find it hard to break into music these days in because of the costs associatedRead More →
Noel Gallagher thinks rock music is too bourgeois to find another Oasis. The ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger’ hitmaker and his brother Liam grew up in Burnage, Manchester and he insisted ‘working class kids’ would find it hard to break into music these days in because of the costs associatedRead More →
Noel Gallagher thinks rock music is too bourgeois to find another Oasis. The ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger’ hitmaker and his brother Liam grew up in Burnage, Manchester and he insisted ‘working class kids’ would find it hard to break into music these days in because of the costs associatedRead More →
Noel Gallagher thinks rock music is too bourgeois to find another Oasis. The ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger’ hitmaker and his brother Liam grew up in Burnage, Manchester and he insisted ‘working class kids’ would find it hard to break into music these days in because of the costs associatedRead More →
FORT WAYNE, Indiana (ADAMS) – The Allen County Public Library Board met in special session on Wednesday. The purpose of the meeting was to provide an update on CPRA’s facilities master plan and to share feedback the library has received from the community regardingRead More →
Classic rock band America continues to perform after more than half a decade. Learn more about the rockers before their concert in Frederick, Maryland. Listen to our full conversation on my “Beyond the Fame” podcast. WTOP’s Jason Fraley Gives a Glimpse of America at the Weinberg Center (Part 1) TheyRead More →
Released March 4 Tara Who? offers ‘Asian blood‘. The song is compelling for its bold lyricism, sublime subject matter, and metallic instrumental arrangement. Tara Who? is a new-age rock music enthusiast who came up with the latest track ‘Asian blood.‘ The track is inspired by the feminist punk movement RiotRead More →
TownNews.com Content Exchange Noel Gallagher thinks rock music is too bourgeois to find another Oasis. The ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger’ hitmaker and his brother Liam grew up in Burnage, Manchester and he insisted ‘working class kids’ would find it hard to break into music these days in because ofRead More →
When the Byrds released “Mr. Tambourine Man” in 1965, they introduced Bob Dylan’s songs to a new audience and launched a career that would place them among the most influential rock bands of all time. To celebrate this heritage, a new book offers a visual history of the group. OfferingRead More →
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Bach to Rock, America’s music school for students of all ages. The Franchisee Pitch Campaign is your chance to connect with some of our best owners to learn more and get advice. They offer practical, proven suggestions for starting, owning and operating a Bach to Rock music school, said BrianRead 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 →
Musicians are just human like the rest of us, but sometimes it might be necessary to draw a line regarding which of them you choose to support as a fan. A new study by Tick found the three most controversial figures in rock music, in which their fans actually choseRead More →
Musical genres can be notoriously difficult to define, and there will always be blurry edges and overlaps. That said, the particular niche known as post-rock offers perhaps one of the most intriguing perspectives in modern music, utilizing classic rock instruments but largely eschewing traditional song structures to focus on theRead More →
March 8, 2022, 4:44 PM Olivia Rodrigo takes her all-female rock band on her upcoming Sour Tour. Olivia Rodrigo spoke about working with an all-female band and called on the media to overlook women in rock. Olivia Rodrigo fans will know that the 19-year-old has an all-female band. Shortly afterRead More →
Here’s some other good news floating around. . . 1. If you’re feeling stressed, call this number: An elementary school in Northern California has started a free helpline called Peptoc that offers words of encouragement from kindergartners. There are also options to get life advice and hear the kids laugh.Read 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 →
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As soon as the 80s started to happen, rock and roll had finally had its fangs. After flirting with the idea of going heavier in the 70s with Zeppelin and Sabbath, that’s when the whole genre took off and started to ruin itself with any heavy riff on which theyRead More →
Central New York’s K-Rock radio station is bringing three major rock bands to St. Joseph’s Health Amphitheater in Lakeview this summer. Alice in Chains and Breaking Benjamin will perform at St. Joe’s Amp in Syracuse on Saturday, August 13. Bush and unnamed “special guests” will open the show, presented byRead More →
Have you ever listened to a band and felt like there was only one member of the band doing all the heavy lifting? The other people might be doing their thing on stage, but for some reason everyone’s focus is on the one person who seems to put all theRead More →
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (ADAMS) – Another major project is heading to the southeast side of the city. On Thursday, Mayor Tom Henry, joined by the city’s Community Development Division and other public officials, announced that a local real estate company plans to build its headquarters in the Southtown Center shoppingRead 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 →
Nobody really knows when they make an all-time classic album. Every time you walk into the studio, you always want to try and find something no one has heard before and hope it finds an audience. Once you’ve tasted that success, there’s the pressure to try to keep up withRead More →
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (ADAMS) – The Indiana Attorney General is investigating how T-Mobile customers in the state were hacked. On Tuesday, Attorney General Todd Rokita said he had launched an investigation into the hacking of nearly 53 million customers last summer. Rokita said some of those customers’ personal information is nowRead More →
Photo provided Skillet doesn’t seem to soften with age. Over a 15-year recording career that includes 10 previous studio albums, the Christian crossover band have firmly established themselves in the alternative metal/rock universe. The band’s 10th album, 2019’s release “Victorious,” gave a grungy, industrial edge to aggressive rockers like “YouRead More →
The Orange Loop Rock Festival takes place in Atlantic City from June 10-12. Stone Temple Pilots, Chevelle, Puddle of Mudd, Hoobastank, Hinder and John 5 & the Creatures will be among the performers at the Orange Loop Rock Festival taking place at the festival grounds near the Showboat Hotel inRead More →
3 minimum reading Dave Bash was one of the first North American musical performances for late South Asians ‘90s. He is best known as the lead guitarist of the Canadian rock band Sum 41. His musical influences were heavily influenced by bands like Genesis, Foreigner, Led Zeppelin, Rage Against TheRead 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 →
Hey, rock fans! Here has classic rock we’re gearing up to celebrate our 300th issue, which will include – among other fun things – a look at the top 30 rock albums released in our lifetime (that’s since issue #1 was released in 1998). To do this, we need yourRead More →
Bringing the rock soundscape to life by covering hits from the 1960s to the present day, ALMOST HOWE is an experienced force that never ceases to stun Emigsville, Pennsylvania – Bringing with him years of musical experience, ALMOST HOWE represents one man’s dream come true. Few artists are capable ofRead More →
Rich Fury/Getty Images Dave Grohl spoken with UK The Independent in an interview published on Tuesday about his new comedy horror film, Workshop 666, released in theaters last week. And among the revelations in the play – including that Grohl once swam in the Manson Family Murder Pool (before itRead More →
Frank Mastropolo’s new book, Fillmore East: the place that changed rock music forever returns to the legendary and ephemeral place in New York. Mastropolo – journalist, photographer and former producer of ABC News 20/20 – interviewed more than 90 musicians and former crew members for an oral history that compilesRead 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 →
If you are asked to provide a list of words to associate with “funeral”, what immediately comes to mind? For many, the discomfort would seep in before a word was even formed. This is likely due to the individual’s refusal to think of the “d” word – death. This couldRead More →