The Red Rock Music Festival has three concerts scheduled in Sedona in September. The 21st season of the Red Rocks Music Festival kicks off September 3 at 7 p.m. at the Sedona Creative Life Center. Violinist David Ehrlich, Fine Arts Outreach Fellow, Virginia Tech and former first violinist of theRead More →
INDIANAPOLIS — A one-day music festival featuring black and Latino rock bands returns to 10 East Arts Hub on Saturday, September 10, following a successful inaugural event in 2021. The “Indychitlan Fest: Latin Music Festival” features black and brown punk, metal, rock and ska bands from Indianapolis and Chicago. AngelRead More →
The Kilwins team in front of the store FORT WAYNE, Ind. (ADAMS) – A year ago, Kilwins owners Paul and Renee Marinko took the plunge and opened the chain’s first store in Indiana, offering old-fashioned confections such as candy, ice cream and fudge in Fort Wayne. To celebrate, Marinko, whoRead More →
Reading Festival has long been shamed for moving away from intense rock headliners, but that couldn’t be more wrong after Bring Me The Horizon took the stage at 8.20pm on Saturday 27th August. It was a place that was long overdue for rockers from Sheffield, who have had to fightRead More →
By Express press service THRISSUR: Music composer John P Varkey collapsed and died at his residence in Mullakkara on Monday. His funeral will be held at the Church of the Infant Jesus in Mullakkara, Thrissur, on Wednesday at 11.30am. Varkey, who completed his guitar training at Trinity College of MusicRead More →
Among the top 10 station formats listed in Indoor RadioAccording to the Format Counts monthly analysis of US stations, only four show growth based on the addition of outlets from a year ago and since January: Classic Rock, Classic Hits, Contemporary Christian and Spanish. Classic Rock, ranked eighth based onRead More →
Then, at the other end of the field, the Arctic Monkeys unceremoniously strolled around, sang the slinky riff from 2013 single Do I Wanna Know, and the crowd went wild. Girls were climbing on boys’ shoulders, phones were bobbing in the air, everyone was singing. The Monkeys are a bandRead More →
Music swept down College Avenue as people descended the stairs to The Orbit Room where rock bands The Croakes, SYZYGY and The Matriarch took the stage. In partnership with IU for Choice, the groups donated all proceeds to Planned Parenthood and Elevated Access. Members of the public threw money inRead More →
When it comes to traditional rock band lineups, the drummer always seems to have the upper hand. Since everyone wants to focus on the guitarist or the leader, it’s hard to really draw attention to yourself when you’re stuck behind the drums. However, the foundation of any great rock songRead More →
Rock music as inspiration for online casino players Jackpots, high stakes, focus and tension are the words that describe the game. These days, placing your bets from the comfort of your own home through online casinos brings another dimension to gambling. Since the competition in the online gaming world isRead More →
Here at Classic Rock Towers, we think we need bands like The Struts. And so do you, apparently, judging by last week’s Tracks Of The Week contest. The Derbyshire dandies have won a well-deserved first prize for their new single fall with me, and it’s really great to have themRead More →
NEW YORK (AP) — Creem, which billed itself as “America’s only rock ‘n’ roll magazine” in its decades-long existence that ended in 1989, is relaunching next month. The Comeback is a remarkable story of perseverance by JJ Kramer, who bequeathed the magazine at the age of 4 upon the deathRead More →
NEW YORK (AP) — Creem, which billed itself as “America’s only rock ‘n’ roll magazine” in its decades-long existence that ended in 1989, is relaunching next month. The Comeback is a remarkable story of perseverance by JJ Kramer, who bequeathed the magazine at the age of 4 upon the deathRead More →
If there’s one thing history teaches us, it’s that art forms that appeal to one generation will surely appeal to subsequent generations. I shouldn’t need to explain to my younger colleagues who Copperpenny, Helix and Major Hoople’s pension were. No doubt they are all as well known today as theyRead More →
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (ADAMS) – Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation, Northside Neighborhood Association and Heartland Church of Fort Wayne will host a grand opening for the brand new public disc golf course at Bob Arnold Northside Park, (East State Blvd. and Parnell Avenue) on Sunday, 28 August 2022 from noonRead More →
If there’s one thing history teaches us, it’s that art forms that appeal to one generation will surely appeal to succeeding generations. I shouldn’t need to explain to my younger colleagues who Copperpenny, Helix and Major Hoople’s pension were. No doubt they are all as well known today as theyRead More →
Rebecca Barnard returns to his jazz roots for two performances at Kew Court House, Friday 9 and Saturday September 10. Alongside her is the exceptional Rebecca Barnard Quartet, made up of Barnard’s son, Harry O’Mara on drums, Paul Williamson on saxophone and the extraordinarily talented Monique Dimattina on piano. TheseRead More →
NEWTOWN TOWNSHIP, Pa. — The sights and sounds of a new school year rippled through Walt Snyder Stadium on Wednesday night as the award-winning Council Rock North and Council Rock South marching bands took to the field. Preview Night has become a tradition at Council Rock which takes place atRead More →
President Biden writing off a bunch of student loan debt might grab headlines, but for millions of current students, it’s the time of year to head back to campus and rack up future balances. And whether you’re looking to find out where the classes are, thinking about that third statsRead More →
Classic rock was born out of the blues, and it’s mainly to the blues that it has returned. Most pop music these days is computer and synth-based, post-disco, post-hip-hop, and largely devoid of guitar. It’s up to the blues artists to channel the solos and sweat that seeped from FMRead More →
Rock and roll will never die. Legendary stars and bands who have been playing together since the ’60s are still touring and strutting in 2022. We’re talking huge names like Bruce Springsteen, Ringo Starr, Elton John and many more. Although it wasn’t easy, we went ahead and narrowed down ourRead More →
Dio’s epic 1983 song “Holy Diver” certainly tells a story; the only problem is that you never know exactly what is going on. First, you have the titular Holy Diver, who has been “too long in the Midnight Sea” (per Genius). Then you ride the tiger and “you can seeRead More →
Steve Perry was still with Journey in 1982, Metallica had just made their debut and the Doobie Brothers were off on a farewell tour that wouldn’t be their last. Popular songs were soon to be dripping with synthesizers and reverb, and some of them had already started to seep through.Read More →
COLUMBUS, Ohio (ADAMS) – As the number of drones grows, concerns about how to maintain airspace security for manned and unmanned aircraft are also growing. Ohio is pioneering technology to do just that. At low altitude, the detection of manned air traffic with traditional radar is much more difficult dueRead More →
Modern music fans looking for that great classic 70s rock sound need look no further than Marcus King’s new blood on Rick Rubin’s American Records for their solution. The eleven retro rocking tracks here tap into all the legends of the past while allowing the young artist to put theirRead More →
Official video of “Carry On Wayward Son” by Kansas Listen to Kansas: https://Kansas.lnk.to/listenYD Watch more videos from Kansas: https://Kansas.lnk.to/listenYD/youtube Subscribe to the official Kansas YouTube channel: https://Kansas.lnk.to/subscribeYD Follow Kansas: Facebook: https://Kansas.lnk.to/followYD/facebook Instagram: https://Kansas.lnk.to/followYD/instagram Twitter: https://Kansas.lnk.to/followYD/twitter Website: https://Kansas.lnk.to/followYD/websitegeneral Spotify: https://Kansas.lnk.to/followYD/spotify Chorus: Carry on, my capricious son There will be peace whenRead More →
The greatest enemy of almost every rock and roll star has to be the passage of time. No one can pretend to be 21 forever, and there comes a time when you’re going to have to mix things up to keep up. It’s usually a pretty big moment for groups,Read More →
Brendan Urie Brendan Urie returns with the first Panic! At The Disco from 2018’s “Pray For The Wicked” album. For all intents and purposes, the band we knew and listened to in the mid-2000s is no more. Panic! has been a solo vehicle for vocalist Brenan Urie since 2015. WhichRead More →
Putting Gov’t Mule on the same bill with ZZ Top makes perfect sense for Warren Hayes. “We’ve done quite a few shows with them in the past,” the Gov’t Mule frontman said. “We are old friends. It’s kind of a great musical evening. I think both bands are an extensionRead More →
For some listeners, music mixed in Spatial Audio (aka, Dolby Atmos) is a solution in search of a problem – they are fine with the stereo music recordings that have been the norm for decades, and have no no need to hear a “spatial” version of the same tunes withRead More →
Their Hits to the Head tour marks a major shift in the role they – and their generation – have in the music world. Photo: Stephen McGill Posted on August 18, 2022 At some point in the life of any rock fan, you must ask yourself a terrifying question: “What’sRead More →
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (ADAMS) – Starting August 30, Alliance Health Centers is adding OB-GYN services, including prenatal and postpartum care for pregnancy, as well as general gynecological care and screenings. Representatives say the additional services will improve access to OB-GYN care in southeast Fort Wayne, with the goal of improvingRead More →
One of the biggest calling cards that comes with rock and roll music is its bad attitude. For all the feel-good songs about the party that are sprinkled throughout the mix, you have to remember that this was music designed to piss off your parents, and that rebellious spirit stillRead More →
Maine’s legendary Beatles Night returns to the State Theatre! Let’s add these three shows to what is already a full calendar of classic rock concerts! Spencer and the Walrus presentthe 20th annual Beatles partyNovember 25-26-27 at State Theater, Portland, Maine•Day 1: Rock and Roll MixtapeDay 2: Abbey RoadDay 3: FamilyRead More →
The Youth perform at a recent Bandang X concert. Rick Olivares They say that when public fascination with 1980s culture and music wanes, attention will turn to the 1990s. And you know what that means. This is the time when alternative music became popular with grunge, punk, trip hop, nuRead More →
Lynyrd Skynyrd in 1973 “What song do you want to hear? vocalist Ronnie Van Zant asks the crowd before Lynyrd Skynyrd kicks off 14 minutes of “Free Bird” on their 1976 live album, One more from the road. He spoke rhetorically. By then the whole world knew what song everyoneRead More →
New TV: From Friday August 12 to Sunday August 14, 2022 Friday on Amazon: the series premiere “A league apart”, a new adaptation of the 1992 film about the women’s baseball league formed during World War II. The cast includes Chante Adams, Abbi JacobsonRead More →
Dominique Genetti, Digital journalist August 11, 2022 LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – SEPTEMBER 27: (L-R) Vince Gill, Timothy B. Schmit, Don Henley, Scott F. Crago, Deacon Frey and Joe Walsh of the Eagles perform at MGM Grand Garden Arena on September 27, 2019 in Las Vegas, Nevada . (Photo by EthanRead More →
Two things happen when an artist has been around long enough. First, they begin to transcend generations, like when Led Zeppelin t-shirts appear year after year in high school hallways as students continue to discover them. Then there’s the backlash of sustained popularity. At this critical moment, that means beingRead More →
Two things happen when an artist has been around long enough. First, they begin to transcend generations, like when Led Zeppelin t-shirts appear year after year in high school hallways as students continue to discover them. Then there’s the backlash of sustained popularity. At this critical moment, that means beingRead More →
Once again, the classic rock format added the most stations from July 2021 to July 2022, as 35 stations entered the format over the past 12 months, an increase of 6%. Additionally, the classic rock format has picked up 10 new stations since the start of 2022, surpassing only ClassicRead More →
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Congressman Jackie Walorski (R) IN District 2Photo: Walorski.House.gov UPDATE (August 10, 2022): INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (ADAMS) – Voters will decide on a new congressman for northern Indiana in November. Governor Holcomb called a special election to replace Congresswoman Jackie Walorski in November. It will be election day. The special election willRead More →
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 →
Local band Run for Cover will perform Saturday, August 13 at a fundraising concert at the Coleman Memorial Park Amphitheater. Read more: Coleman Memorial Park, from the air and from the ground Although they have played throughout Lebanon County in the past, this will be the band’s first appearance onRead 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 →
Olivia Newton-John may be remembered for her starring role in Fat or her chart-topping pop hits, but there was so much more for the singer and actress. Newton-John, who died on August 8 at the age of 73, began her music career as a teenager, appearing on local TV showsRead 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 →
Before his Lollapalooza set, the artist talks about his current inspirations – mainly “Bohemian Rhapsody” by Queen Willow is known for his varied 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 rockRead 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 →