Classic rock (Page 2)

BARNEVELD — Unity Hall kicks off the summer with an upbeat evening of classic rock by Central NY’s Better Than Bowling and hot blues from Syracuse’s Colin Aberdeen at 8 p.m. on Friday, June 17, in the hall’s historic auditorium at 101 Vanderkemp Ave. at Barneveld. Doors will open atRead More →

INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana (ADAMS) — Indiana’s governor wants to give every taxpayer in the state an extra $225 to fight inflation. On Thursday, Gov. Eric Holcomb proposed adding $225 to every automatic taxpayer refund in the state. The governor has already approved 125 refund checks,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 →

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (ADAMS) – The city says efforts to add additional backup and improve reliability for more than 72,000 city utility water customers reached a major milestone on Wednesday. Neighborhood leaders and elected officials celebrated the installation of the newest utility water tower tank on White Oak Drive. AtRead 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 weRead More →

Robert Plante and Alison Krauss started on Climb the Roof Tour by performing at Marvin Sands Center for the Performing Arts in Canandaigua, New York. Nevertheless, during their presentation, they carried out various Led Zeppelin classics. The two artists relied on their joint albums Raise the roof and raise sand.Read More →

Britain’s Johnny Depp – Credit: AP Johnny Depp returns to his classic rocker fantasies. After winning his libel case against ex-wife Amber Heard, the musician made an appearance at Jeff Beck’s concert in Gateshead, England, where the guitarist said his new album with Depp would arrive this summer. “I metRead More →

NRBQ Photo provided by Chocolate Church Arts Center The Chocolate Church Arts Center at 804 Washington St. in Bath will present a performance by classic rock band NRBQ on Friday, June 10. NRBQ (originally short for “New Rhythm and Blues Quartet”) formed in the mid-1960s and released their self-titled debutRead More →

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (ADAMS) – Fort Wayne City Councilwoman Sharon Tucker announced the upcoming Activate SouthEast (PASE) Fort Wayne project, an innovative program designed to engage and enable entrepreneurs to locate their service businesses in the southeast quadrant of Fort Wayne. town. The PASE Fort Wayne program has two components:Read More →

Rebecca Roudman began playing cello as a child at Terra Linda, performed with the Marin Youth Orchestra, studied classical music in college, and is now a member of the Santa Rosa and Oakland Symphonies. Everything is fine. But being a successful classical musician was not enough for her. Roudman wantedRead 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 weRead More →

The members of Cannibal Corpse and Deicide first started discussing a rock supergroup called Umbilicus in the summer of 2020, and they just released their first-ever single, a classic rock track called “Hello Future.” Umbilicus features Cannibal Corpse’s Paul Mazurkiewicz on drums, Deicide’s Taylor Nordberg on guitar, Anarchus bassist VernonRead More →

Explosions, fireworks, massive pyrotechnics that look amazing. We take these things for granted now when we go to see a big spectacular rock. Whether it’s Rammstein going all the way up to 11 with flamethrowers and more, or just a few party lights in the sky at the end ofRead More →

In 1965, Roger Daltrey of The Who sang, “People tryna put us down (talk about my generation) / Just ’cause we move around (talk about my generation).” And 57 years later, the Who generation is “still on the move”. More than 50 major artists from the classic rock genre areRead 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 weRead More →

LOS ANGELES, CA—According to sources close to local man Clay Cole, his local classic rock station played a Creed song this morning, despite the 35-year-old’s recollection that Creed was popular “just, like , few years ago .” “Eh?” the man muttered to himself as the opening guitar riff began. “WaitRead More →

Whoever said “rock is dead” probably isn’t looking at box office totals from the past few years. But FinanceBuzz recently did a statistical breakdown of touring revenue generated by acts across all musical genres and found that rock and its various offshoots are still earning quite well once all revenueRead More →

May 24, 2022 09:11 Job : May 24, 2022 09:11 MILWAUKEE (WKBT) — Classic rock icon KANSAS will kick off the first Wisconsin State Fair 2022 Music Weekend on August 5. Known for hits like Carry on my wayward son and dust in the windthe rock band has produced eightRead More →

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (ADAMS) – On Monday, the City of Fort Wayne’s Community Development Division announced that the Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) is closed and will no longer be accepting new applications. The program was created with federal funding to help those affectedRead 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 weRead More →

The live music economy – especially in the wake of a particularly disruptive pandemic that continues to confound the touring plans of many artists – is currently in a particularly complex situation. It also raises a number of questions about how musicians, booking agents and venues are making up forRead More →

It’s been a big year for the classic rock canon. This month will see Danny Boyle’s Pistol series, about the acrid and public rise and fall of the Sex Pistols, land on Disney+. Grime and fury, as the Daily Mirror’s front page said in 1976, will sit next to ToyRead More →

Classic rock fans top the list, but it’s a list they probably aren’t thrilled to lead. According to a recent study by FinanceBuzz, classic rock is the most expensive musical genre to watch live. The study looked at concert industry data for 800 of the top artists touring from 2017Read 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 weRead More →

THE O’DELLS The South Many of Three Dog Night’s songs are ones that casual listeners have heard before, but might not even realize. After all, the classic rock band, which will be performing Saturday, September 24 at the Marion Cultural and Civic Center, has scored more Top 10 hits, soldRead More →

She is a chip from the old block. Illinois native Leah Marlene was chosen as one of the 3 finalists for the American Idol Finale. She happens to have some classic rock DNA in her family as her father is a famous guitarist in a band that rose to fameRead More →

I It’s been a big year for the classic rock canon. This month will see Danny Boyle’s Pistol series, about the acrid and public rise and fall of the Sex Pistols, land on Disney+. Grime and fury, as the Daily Mirror’s front page said in 1976, will sit next toRead 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 weRead More →

Wilco’s sky blue sky started with the sweet guitar of “Either Way” – and a movie started playing in my mind. The black screen, titles, and then Jeff Tweedy’s soft, squeaky voice crackled “Maybe the sun will shine today,” just as a scene from the open road was revealed. That’sRead More →

Wilco’s sky blue sky started with the sweet guitar of “Either Way” – and a movie started playing in my mind. The black screen, titles, and then Jeff Tweedy’s soft, squeaky voice crackled “Maybe the sun will shine today,” just as a scene from the open road was revealed. That’sRead More →

Pianist, composer and recording artist Steven C Anderson (Steven C) brings together a monumental reimagining of the soundtrack of his youth with the release of his latest collection of albums, “Classic Rock Piano”. ‘Classic Rock Piano: Volume 1 – California’ is the first of 4 volumes that span 4 decades.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 →

UNSPECIFIED – CIRCA 1970s: Three Dogs Night photo Photo by Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images Getty We’ve covered quite a bit in the first two parts of this series of interviews with Three Dog Night singer Chuck Negron, including why the band aren’t in the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame,Read More →

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (ADAMS) – Fort Wayne’s long battle with its former trash company is finally over. On Tuesday, the city council chose GFL Environmental as the city’s new waste hauler. GFL replaces Red River Waste Solutions, which Fort Wayne leaders say has failed to properly pick up garbage inRead More →

Whether it’s year-over-year or year-to-date trends, things are looking up for classic rock and contemporary Christianity, both with more stations than there were. is one year old, and adding more every month so far in 2022, based on Indoor Radiothe Format Counts monthly monitor of US stations. Compared to AprilRead 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 →

Facebook [email protected] Rivers Horse Trails Inc. FORT WAYNE, Ind. (ADAMS) – In a public/private partnership, Allen County Commissioners, Three Rivers Horse Trails and the Indiana Department of Natural Resources announced the awarding of a grant for the construction of trailhead and horse trails inRead More →

The Black Crowes Release ‘1972’, a new EP with covers from Rolling Stones, T. Rex, Bowie and more If you’ve ever heard a song by The black crows – and you’ve no doubt already done so – their love for what came before them is evident, their roots in 1960sRead 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 →

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (ADAMS) – A series of live music events has returned to downtown Fort Wayne. The Downtown Improvement District has announced that every weekend from June through August there will be live performances on The Landing. DID published the following: Enjoy liveRead More →

Born in Australia to Greek parents, Orianthi Panagaris has played for rock and pop legends like Alice Cooper, for whom she toured with the band, and Michael Jackson. Orianthi was rehearsing for Jackson’s This Is It shows when the singer died in 2009. She also recorded with Steve Vai, DaveRead More →

Though they first made their mark in the 1960s with now-classic hits like “My Generation” and “I Can See for Miles,” The Who arguably cemented their future place in Rock and Roll Hall. of Fame with a dramatic turn to rock. operas. If that’s what you’ve always loved most aboutRead More →

ALLEN CO., Ind. (ADAMS) – On Monday, Allen County unveiled an all-new identity – which includes a new county logo, county seal and identity system for other departments and elected offices. “These new designs help to further align the values ​​of all of our county residents with the symbols andRead More →

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (ADAMS) – Tennis is booming, and now you can get in the game through local events and opportunities to play across the Midwest as part of National Tennis Month in May. For the second year in a row, the United StatesRead More →

Photo by Christina Wnek Palaver ropes8 p.m. Thursday. State Theater, 609 Congress St., Portland, $18, $25 reserved seats, $5 students. palaverstrings.org/eventsPalaver Strings is a musician-led string ensemble whose mission is to empower and inspire community through music. The Welcome Home – Music and Stories of Welcome in Maine show toursRead More →

In the 301st edition of classic rock we are delighted to welcome the return of Def Leppard. And even more excited to announce that they are back in full force. As you’ll read in our exclusive report, we sat down with the quintet to find out how they got 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 →

Lilac Shadows debuted in 2013, an “ominous shoegaze” quartet led by Sam Logan. Since then, the psych-rock band have made intermittent appearances, no shortage of disturbing material with a news cycle saturated with Trump (and everything since Trump). The most recent and last release of the group, The other sideRead More →

Great seats just released for an exciting week of classic rock performances at the Ridgefield Playhouse fueled by the Pepsi Rock Series driven by North American Motor Car. Saturday April 30, 2022 at 8:00 p.m. – The zombies will bring new music never heard before and perform their timeless classicRead 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 →

Tyler Baker used to mow cemeteries for money. Raised in a double-wide trailer in southern Indiana, he grew up in a home so rural it didn’t even have an address. As a child, he rode motorcycles and played in the stream. His father turned Creedence Clearwater Revival and ZZ TopRead More →

Great seats just released for an exciting week of classic rock performances at the Ridgefield Playhouse fueled by the Pepsi Rock Series driven by North American Motor Car. Saturday April 30, 2022 at 8:00 p.m. – The zombies will bring new music never heard before and perform their timeless classicRead 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 →

For the first time on stage since their sold-out Orchestral Rock Odyssey concert series, The Gary Cable Project is back by popular demand. The project will perform classic hits from the golden age of pop/rock music – Chicago, Toto, Steely Dan, Earth Wind & Fire, Lighthouse, Stevie Wonder, Blood SweatRead More →

In the early days of electronic music, sampling gave artists nearly endless resources to create new sounds. As long as you had a multitrack sampler, you didn’t need bulky or expensive instruments. Hip-hop was born out of an ability to take already recognized drum beats, guitar melodies or vocal hooksRead More →

Giving someone bunny ears has a not so wholesome story… Here are some fun facts to help you get through the day and look like the most knowledgeable person at the water cooler… Fun (and less fun) facts: The number “420” was associated withRead More →

For fans of Jacksonville-area classic rock, it’s hard to beat the four bands backing up this weekend. If they want, they could see Styx on Friday, Elton John on Saturday, The Who on Sunday and Little Feat on Monday. Check out the shows: So long:Goodbye? Jacksonville’s concert calendar is filledRead More →

Canadian classic rock guitarist and songwriter Jerry Doucette died Monday in a hospice, a statement from a family friend confirmed. Doucette, 70, was known for “Mama Let Him Play,” her 1977 hit from the album of the same name, which reached the Billboard Top 100. A family friend of DoucetteRead More →

Metallicit is Kirk Hammett is just one of many rock legends interviewed for classic rock the magazine’s 300th issue and sheds light on his love for the publication – as well as his favorite musicians covered by the publication. Hammett explained, “I don’t read about myself! I read about whatRead More →

Named as one of the “Top 10 Blues Guitarists in the World”, Lawrence Jonesa longtime user of Marshall amplifiers, has signed a brand new contract with Marshall Records. Laurence Jones begins a whole new stage of his career by uniting with Marshall Records and has just finished working on aRead More →

Hoist your lighters, tease your hair, and grab your best pair of acid-washed Levi’s – the Rhode Island Historical Society and Frog and Toad have teamed up to create classic rock t-shirts based on some of the most historic events in history. ‘state, and they’re extremely metallic. The first paysRead More →

What?! Time to write a preview for an upcoming Box Tops concert? Certain protocols must be respected! Be sure to mention that the band‘s founder, Alex Chilton, left to form power pop legends Big Star. (Check) Be sure to mention that Chilton did NOT write, as many assume, the #1Read More →

What?! Time to write a preview for an upcoming Box Tops concert? Certain protocols must be respected! Be sure to mention that the band‘s founder, Alex Chilton, left to form power pop legends Big Star. (Check) Be sure to mention that Chilton did NOT write, as many assume, the #1Read More →

The rock musical Bat Out of Hell roared onto the Aberdeen stage and entertained with a high-octane theatrical experience. The award-winning hit show features the greatest hits from Jim Steinman and Meat Loaf and is at His Majesty’s Theater until Saturday. A combination of classic rock songs and a uniqueRead More →

(Left) Liberty Rose Lynn “Libby” German, 14, (Right) Abigail Joyce “Abby” Williams, 13 (Courtesy Indiana State Police) UPDATE (April 13, 2022): DELPHI, Ind. (ADAMS) – Libby German’s grandmother says she is shocked to learn that the suspect linked to the ‘Anthony Shots’ social media profile was one of the lastRead 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 →

Movie theater popcorn actually costs more than filet mignon… Here are some fun facts to help you get through the day and look like the most knowledgeable person at the water cooler… Fun (and less fun) facts: Silverfish can survive without food for overRead More →

Joe Satriani sits in front of a wall of groundbreaking amps—Marshall, Peavey, and EVH rigs that would make the average chamber grinder cry—and for the umpteenth time in this press cycle, he explains that he has none. used none of them on his new album, The Elephants of March. SatrianiRead More →

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (ADAMS) – Changes may be coming to your local library branch. The Allen County Public Library Board met in special session Thursday afternoon to formally receive recommendations from the Bostwick Design Partnership regarding upgrades to CPRA facilities. The meeting was open to the public and can beRead More →

Welcome to the jungle. Indoor Radio‘s look at the top rated stations in classic rock continues with the day 2 edition of “In numbers”, focused on the 51-100 and 101-forward markets. The ranking, exclusive to Indoor Radio from Nielsen Media, are based on the average quarter-hour share among people 12Read More →

It’s been at least 40 years since the classic rock format first appeared in markets like Chicago and Cleveland, 35 years since its arrival in most major markets thanks to format pioneers such as Fred Jacobs and Gary Guthrie, and 20 years since its national audience share surpassed that ofRead More →

LAFAYETTE, Ind. — The group America will be the first national group on tour to perform at Loeb Stadium. Lafayette Mayor Tony Roswarski announced Wednesday that Grammy Award-winning band America will perform at Loeb Stadium on June 30. “It was a dream of ours, as you know Loeb Stadium wasRead More →

The guy who invented the Keurig K-cup coffee system is kicking himself for a few reasons… Here are some fun facts to help you get through the day and look like the most knowledgeable person at the water cooler… Fun (and less fun) facts:Read More →

The Marvel Cinematic Universe is known for a lot of things: creating a vast and interconnected universe, turning low-end heroes into star performers for moviegoers, and smashing the box office four times a year. Likewise, the mega-franchise is also adept enough to create a captivating soundtrack. RELATED: 10 Avengers WhoRead 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 →

Guests on the dance floor Hundreds of guests enjoyed classic rock renditions and ’80s entertainment to support South Florida’s most vulnerable residents Boca Raton, Florida – Guests are calling for an encore after HomeSafe’s 19th Classic Rock & Roll Party on Saturday, March 26. The party brought together more thanRead More →

Rock and roll has never lacked people stealing from each other. The old adage says it takes a genius to fly, so it’s only natural that some bands wear a little too much of their influences on their sleeve from time to time. It’s a bit of a different storyRead More →

If the term “classic rock” had to be embodied by a single band, one of the best candidates would certainly be Foreigner. No playlist of ’70s and ’80s rock hits will let an hour pass without showcasing the wicked piano chords of “Cold as Ice,” the opening synthesizer love spellRead More →

Almost a quarter of a century ago, a ragtag team of rock writers had the crazy idea to launch a magazine that truly celebrated and explored the music they loved. There was no other magazine in town that did exactly that, so for real field of dreams ‘build it andRead More →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →