Now that the social distancing rules are loosening, it’s time to get out there and listen to some live music. BUZZ will post the occasional story on upcoming live music events: Rula Live and The Underground continue their electric collaboration with the sixth edition of Rulapalooza on November 20 whichRead More →
The Swedish House Mafia discussed the criticism EDM has faced from leading rock bands, saying it shows “a lot of ignorance”. The group was talking to NME for last week’s Big Read cover of their collaboration with The Weeknd on new single ‘Moth To A Flame’ and their upcoming album.Read More →
The Swedish House Mafia discussed the criticism EDM has faced from leading rock bands, saying it shows “a lot of ignorance”. The group was talking to NME for last week’s Big Read cover of their collaboration with The Weeknd on new single ‘Moth To A Flame’ and their upcoming album.Read More →
The Swedish House Mafia discussed the criticism EDM has faced from leading rock bands, saying it shows “a lot of ignorance”. The group was talking to NME for last week’s Big Read cover of their collaboration with The Weeknd on new single ‘Moth To A Flame’ and their upcoming album.Read More →
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’ roll mayRead More →
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 of psychiatristsRead More →
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, withRead More →
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, often leadingRead More →
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. ThisRead More →
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. They mayRead More →
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 the mostRead More →
Being in a group is a bit like being in a marriage most of the time. Apart from the millions of shows that you have to do year after year, you always have to make sure you get back to why you enjoyed playing in the first place. If itRead More →
An impressive number of rock groups from the Greater Houston area will perform at the 4th Annual “GTS presents the Rocktober Fest»On October 10, 2021 at White Oak Music Room, just north of downtown Houston. The one-day festival will feature several different genres including psychedelic rock, garage rock, indie andRead More →
Any great rock song should be a labor of love for a band to create. While the work to get there can be tough, it’s usually worth it once you have something to be proud of in the world. It’s just a shame that not all of your party membersRead More →
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For Jayne Ann Recker, being able to host an in-person Celtic Classic this year is everything. “For the organization to be without revenue for two years and for this to happen, we’re so excited,” said Recker, executive director of the Celtic Cultural Alliance, the non-profit organization that hosts the festival.Read More →
In the latest The Line it is Drawn, our artists drew your suggestions from comic book characters together forming rock bands. So every week I post a topic here. You answer them on the CSBG Twitter page (just write @csbg with your response), our artists will each choose one ofRead More →
Fokofpolisiekar was formed in 2003 when a group of friends from Bellville in Cape Town decided to start an Afrikaans rock band. In the years since their creation, they have attracted a plethora of fans to their home countries and the group has become a household name. READ: Jong talentRead More →
Most of the time, rock and roll can be like a boys’ club. Outside of the typical female rock bands that pop up every now and then, a lot of the heavyweights on the scene tend to take more inspiration from someone like Jimmy Page’s playbook than Joan Jett. ButRead More →
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PHILADELPHIA CREAM – (COMMERCIAL THREAD) – Get ready to rock when hard rock band Great White and chart-topping glam metal band Slaughter take to the stage at The Event Center on Friday, October 29 at 8 p.m. ET. Tickets cost $ 30 and go on sale Friday, September 29. 17.Read More →
Illustrious rock bands to bring their high-intensity shows to The Event Center in October PHILADELPHIA, September 14, 2021– (COMMERCIAL THREAD) – Get ready to rock when Grammy-nominated hard rock band Great White and chart-topping glam metal band Slaughter take to the stage at The Event Center on Friday, October 29Read More →
Led Zeppelin will always be one of the greatest rock’n’roll groups in musical history, even if his own Robert Plant sometimes doesn’t care. Plant has always criticized Zeppelin. There are songs he really likes, like “Kashmir”. But there are also songs he absolutely despises, including one of Zeppelin’s greatest hits,Read More →
michael sweet openly Christian hard rockers STRITING went to his social networks on Saturday 11 September to ask a question to his tens of thousands of followers: “If SKILLET & STRITING take a walk together? If this post breaks records with comments and shares, then I’ll take that for aRead More →
Everything was bigger in the 1970s: the songs, the solos, the pants, the appetites for often lethal amounts of drugs. And then there was the facial hair. Since Neanderthals, so many people – well, let’s be frank, men – have rocked so many strainers, chin rests, and pom poms withRead More →
ALPINE, Wyo. – If you haven’t been dancing outside to surf to reggae music while surrounded by mountain views, you are missing out on one of the best experiences the area has to offer. Get your concert tickets now for Reggae in the Rockies – an intimate, open-air reggae musicRead More →
There are many movies about rock stars and celebrities. But what about a fictional band that’s about to take over the music world, with a teenage rock journalist chasing it? Almost famous speaks of Stillwater, one of those bands whose animosity of its guitarist and lead singer smolders in theRead More →
IN AN ERA where rock drummers were larger than life showmen with big kits and an ego to match, Charlie Watts has remained the quiet man behind modest drums. But Watts was not your typical rock drummer. Part of the Rolling Stones installation from 1963 until his death on AugustRead More →
Scott Waldman is back, this time with a survey of the 10 bands that he and a guest, guitarist Marc Juliano of Goalkeeper, believe to be the UK’s best currently active rock bands. For those unfamiliar with Waldman’s ranking – or his antics – he’s a full-fledged artist manager andRead More →
In an era when rock drummers were larger than life showmen with big kits and egos to match, Charlie Watts remained the quiet man behind modest drums. But Watts was not your typical rock drummer. Part of the Rolling Stones’ setup from 1963 until his death on Tuesday, Watts providedRead More →
FORT WORTH, Texas, August 12, 2021 / PRNewswire / – Interviews with Nobel Laureates. Ranking of the best colleges and universities in the world. Discover problems in the sacred halls of the university. Highlight controversial topics for research. Connect learners to leaders around the world. Data scientists, academics and education-focusedRead More →
FORT WORTH, Texas, August 12, 2021 / PRNewswire / – Interviews with Nobel Laureates. Ranking of the best colleges and universities in the world. Discover problems in the sacred halls of the university. Highlight controversial topics for research. Connect learners to leaders around the world. Do you have a fewRead More →
Posted: 17:03 Aug 6, 2021 Next weekend promises to be a feast for the ears with two days of celebrations. The Becontree 100 Festival will start on August 14 as part of the Becontree Forever Weekender followed a day later by the Roundhouse Music Festival. The Boomtown Rats, Neville StapleRead More →
Exposed bricks covered with installations by local artists. Wooden beams wrapped in light garlands. A scene made of pallets stacked like building blocks. If you are a fan of the Marquette music scene, you have certainly been here before. The industrial interior of Ore Dock Brewing Co. is a frequentRead More →
The August program at Rams Head On Stage features rock ‘n’ roll band Hollis Brown and dance-rock ensemble Elektric Voodoo. Hollis BrownFriday August 27 at 7:30 p.m. Hollis Brown is an American rock’n’roll band. Named after a song by Bob Dylan (“The Ballad of Hollis Brown”), the group was formedRead More →
The August program at Rams Head On Stage features rock ‘n’ roll band Hollis Brown and dance-rock ensemble Elektric Voodoo. Hollis BrownFriday August 27 at 7:30 p.m. Hollis Brown is an American rock ‘n’ roll band. Named after a song by Bob Dylan (“The Ballad of Hollis Brown”), the groupRead More →
Rams Head On Stage’s August schedule features rock ‘n’ roll band Hollis Brown and dance-rock ensemble Elektric Voodoo. Hollis BrownFriday 27 August, at 7.30 p.m. Hollis Brown is an American rock’n’roll band. Named after a song by Bob Dylan (“The Ballad of Hollis Brown”), the band was formed by Queens,Read More →
Rams Head On Stage’s August schedule features rock ‘n’ roll band Hollis Brown and dance-rock ensemble Elektric Voodoo. Hollis BrownFriday 27 August, at 7.30 p.m. Hollis Brown is an American rock’n’roll band. Named after a song by Bob Dylan (“The Ballad of Hollis Brown”), the band was formed by Queens,Read More →
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I think maybe I bought the plant because of the name, Jethro Tull, a name that has stuck in the trivia section of my head forever. Chances are I heard about the real Jethro Tull in a history class when I was in school – long enough ago to callRead More →
TACOMA, Washington – Many celebrities are well known for their contributions to charities that work to end global poverty. Due to their large number of subscribers and access to resources, it is often easier for celebrities to mobilize others and raise money for a good cause. Rock bands are aRead More →
The new festival’s two-day rock’n’roll assault at Grand Rapids Park comes in the form of regional acts as “surreal and incredibly exciting.” The history and program of Local Spins. Ready to “leave it all on stage” Saturday: Michigan’s Heartsick. (Courtesy photo) Grand Rapids Rockers Legal immigrants call “an honor” toRead More →
Bringing together 20 artists from Poland and the UK, anti-racism rock album One race – Human race. Music Against Racism: Part 2 just released for the first time on vinyl. Originally distributed in 1998 by the independent Polish label QQRYQ Productions, the compilation was initiated by Marcin Kornak (1968-2014): aRead More →
Frank Zappa once lamented “I’m sure love will never be / A product of plasticity,” but after seeing these LEGO rock bands we’re inclined to disagree. Artist Adly syairi ramly has been working with little plastic humans for years, using them as a canvas to create awesome caricatures of ourRead More →
Filipino veteran rock bands Sandwich, Imago and many more will perform in a virtual benefit show next Sunday (July 18). Organized by artist management company Soupstar, the concert, dubbed “It Takes A Village”, is a fundraiser for Sandwich and Imago bassist’s brother Myrene Academia, who recently suffered a stroke. OtherRead More →
Between Metallica, Pearl Jam, Sound Garden and U2, which band of the 90s do you think had the biggest influence on music? While some of these bands weren’t born in the 90s, the end of the millennium marked some of their most successful periods. Between Metallica’s self-titled album, Pearl Jam’sRead More →
If you’re looking for something to satisfy your ears with K-pop and rock genres, then you might want to listen to – Day6, The Rose, N.Flying, and more – the Korean rock bands you should definitely listen to right now ! If you think the Korean music scene is allRead More →
4 July 2021, 07:00 American independent artists who define the generation: The White Stripes, REM, Yeah Yeah Yeahs and The Strokes. Photo: Gie Knaeps / Chris Carroll / Corbis / KMazur / WireImage / Dan Tuffs / Getty Images It’s Independence Day, so let’s celebrate the best of American music!Read More →
A former manager of some of the world’s best-known rock groups has been rescued off the coast of Cork. Pete Currier, who has worked with UB40, Prince, Nirvana and U2, was on his way to Wales aboard his yacht Sea Symphony when he got into trouble. RNLI Kinsale rescued theRead More →
I’m all over the world and I can tell you the people of Oklahoma are just amazing. Kitt Wakeley Meet Songwriters and Tour Riders, a music podcast from KOSU and Oklahoma State University hosted by Matthew Viriyapah. A born and bred Oklahoman, Kitt Wakeley recorded his album remotely at historicRead More →
New Delhi: If there is one genre of music that has received more than an equal share of contempt and devotion from fans, it would undoubtedly be Rock n Roll. Presented by some as havoc on their ears while for others as a door to a new world, rock musicRead More →
Over the years, Willow Smith fans have watched the 20-year-old grow into the woman she is today. One thing Willow has always been involved in is expressing herself creatively, whether it’s through her hair, her looks, or her music. From Whip My Hair to her most recent single, Transparent Soul,Read More →
Willow Smith told V magazine that she was chosen to be a fan of punk rock bands. “I used to be bullied in school for listening to Paramore and My Chemical Romance,” she said. Smith also said that “being a black woman in the metal world is very, very different.”Read More →
Breaking your guitar was considered a rite of passage in rock, sending this beloved Fender to the grave in a rain of strings and frets – but some bands go even further, wreaking havoc not only on their guitars, but also on stage, record label bathrooms. or each other. WithRead More →
A modern hard rock band and ’80s radio staple have been added to the lineup of acts scheduled for the New York State Fair this summer. According to a press release, Halestorm, a hard rock quartet, will make their first appearance at the fair as part of the Chevrolet MusicRead More →
The biggest fear that comes with being in a rock band is irrelevance. No matter how hard you think you’ve tried and that a real formula can work from song to song, there comes a point when you will have to mix things up to keep up with the times.Read More →
The rock pub was definitely music to have a few pints of beer Pub rock was both a musical idea and a political movement in British rock from the early 1970s to the early 1980s when the heroes of the 1960s outgrown the audience they had played for, from fromRead More →
Loading And now you’re an international superstar. When did you do you realize that you were rich? I remember showing my mom the first big check. There were a lot of zeros. Maybe $ 10 million, I can’t remember. My mom never really went to school and I was like,Read More →
For any normal rock band, most of the attention is on the lead singer to ensure showmanship. Since you don’t necessarily have an instrument in front of you, you are the person everyone focuses on for their entertainment, whether in music videos or just in interviews. Then again, being anRead More →
In the field of music, time is not always on the artists’ side. Along with trying to be the best at what you do in your field, you also care about following trends, staying true to yourself, and miraculously getting your fans ready to go. accompany you. Despite that virtualRead More →
In a new interview with Heavy New York, Ozzy Osbourne drummer Tommy Clufetos, who also remembers his appearance on black sabbathfrom the farewell tour, shared his opinion on new rock bands. When the interviewer brought up the issue, the drummer said he liked “a little bit of danger”. He alsoRead More →
For any struggling musician, trying to define your brand’s sound is next to impossible. In a world dominated by a million different people hungry for the same kind of attention from their fans, what makes your little attempt different from others? Although it may seem difficult at first, sometimes itRead More →
With cool band names like The Pandemics, Einstein and the Positrons, and Electric Blue Octopus, April 30 promises to be a great night to celebrate amateur rockers – many of whom have used the COVID-19 pandemic to dust off their guitars and drumsticks to join new bands with the helpRead More →
Despite what some TIC Tac the troll in his aunt’s basement is fuming inconsistently in 2021, punk rock is by no means dead. It never has been, and a sea of amazing bands in its aggressive world are too often overlooked. We’re here to fix it. Whether you are aRead More →
April 12, 2021, 9:15 PM Bruce Dickinson launched the Iron Maiden Trooper beer in 2013. Picture: Ben Pruchnie / Getty Images What happens when musicians get into the game of beer making? Open a cold one with one of these acts … Iron Maiden – Soldier Named after the 1983Read More →
10 April 2021, 10:00 Musical happy families or sibling rivalry? From Oasis to The Cribs, here are the most famous bands featuring siblings. The Cribs – Ryan, Gary and Ross Jarman The Wakefield group includes twin brothers Gary and Ryan Jarman, as well as younger brother Ross. Except when theyRead More →
Mayonnaise and 647 cover “Fearless” by Taylor Swift. Image: screenshot from YouTube / Mayonnaise PH Alternative rock bands Mayonnaise and 647 gave fans their own take on Taylor Swift’s “Love Story” amid the release of the pop star’s re-recorded “Fearless” album. The two groups collaborated during Mayonnaise’s weekly “TBT” (ThrowbackRead More →
lydiacantbreathe / Facebook Central Florida Rock Group Lydia can’t breathe brings her heavy styles to the brass mug for the show hosted by Rockstar Lifestyle magazine in St. Pete. Born in 2005, Lydia has consistently released punchy alternative metal, Kyle Bolduc’s voice oscillating between Mike Patton-style rhymes and death metalRead More →
Click to enlarge lydiacantbreathe/Facebook Central Florida rock band Lydia can’t breathe brings his heavy styles to the brass cup for St. Pete’s Rockstar Lifestyle magazine hosted show. Born in 2005, Lydia has consistently released hard-hitting alternative metal, with Kyle Bolduc’s vocals bouncing between Mike Patton-esque rhymes and death metal screams.Read More →
Keeping a band together is probably the hardest thing you can do when leading a good musical ensemble. I mean, can you imagine the amount of stuff the Van Halen guys had to put up with from David Lee Roth before they finally threw in the towel? It’s never exactlyRead More →
When an artist gets a good chart, it becomes much easier to just laud everything they’ve done as fantastic. After all, they never disappointed once they got big, so why would they stop now? A valid point, if you didn’t know who they were before they got big. Van HalenRead More →
Fozzy frontman Chris Jericho is afraid of the future of rock ‘n’ roll because he thinks there aren’t many new rock bands. Although he has noted a few newcomers like Greta Van Fleet and the Struts, he wonders who the next generation of rockers will be. During a conversation withRead More →
There is always a sense of camaraderie in a touring rock band. No matter how many people are in the band, it always comes down to a big musical family doing their best to make sure they give the best of themselves to the audience. At least that’s what itRead More →
It is never easy to try to find something really original in the music business. No matter how much you think you have a unique artistic mind, chances are there are millions of hopefuls like you who have tried and failed to make your fortune. However, when you run outRead More →
Skyler Ashley SUNDAY March 28 – Thanks to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the vast majority of independent rock groups in Lansing have not performed live for over a year. But our stubborn local guitarists are not totally asleep. “This must be the place: quality successes from Lansing” is a newRead More →
The world of rock and roll has never been known for its intellectual side so often. While you have more cerebral material from artists like Radiohead and The Beatles, 99% of what actually gets on the radio tends to respond to something that’s fairly easy to understand. Then again, evenRead More →
skyler ashley SUNDAY, March 28 — Thanks to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the vast majority of indie rock bands in Lansing haven’t performed a live concert in over a year. But our tenacious local guitarists aren’t totally asleep. “This has to be the place: quality tubing from Lansing” is aRead More →
Most veterans of the heavy rock genre tend to have a bit of a halo around their set of classic material. Since they have been able to stand the test of time, it’s safe to say that most of their records are near-excellent, at worst, right? Well yes, but thatRead More →
Synth Riders has been one of the most popular VR rhythm titles on the market since it was released a few years ago and part of the reason it remains relevant is due to how often developer Kluge Interactive releases new content for the game. Well, that trend has continuedRead More →
[Photos via: POORSTACY/YouTube, Young Culture/YouTube, Coach Party/Spotify, Like Machines/Spotify] It seems that every few years there is a debate, often caused by TO KISS singer Gene Simmons, whether or not rock the music is dead. Simmons particularly singled out many factors that he said “killed” rock music, such as recordRead More →
It seems that every few years there is a debate, often caused by EMBRACE singer Gene Simmonswhether or not rock the music is dead. Simmons specifically pointed to many factors that he says have “killed” rock music, such as record companies in 2014. More recently he blamed streaming services likeRead More →
Bordeaux 5 frontman Adam Levine is best known for his role as judge on The voice lately, you’d think he’d know what’s going on in the music business, but according to him, there aren’t any rock bands. Oh really? Advertising. Scroll down to continue reading. Speaking to Zane Lowe ofRead More →
Late one night in 2016, Jasper Verhulst was sitting on his balcony in Amsterdam, pondering his next career change. The Dutch bassist was playing in an indie band, he recalls in a recent video interview, but his singer had decided to stop touring and Verhulst needed a new project. ThatRead More →
A new list caught our attention. The blog Better life says they collected data by browsing lists, message boards and articles on Most Hated Groups to see which groups appeared most frequently. They assigned a point system to the results and ultimately formed a list of the 21 most hatedRead More →
The idea of changing your sound to suit your artistic needs isn’t that new at this point. Anytime you’ve been in the fold for awhile, you’ve got to want to explore something beyond the same riff you’ve played over and over again. Then again, that might help give fans aRead More →
Over the years, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has become something of a joke in the music community. While there’s certainly nothing wrong with writing these artists down in music history, there’s only been a handful of artists each year, plus people complaining about what’s going on. isRead More →
The rock pub was definitely music to drink a few pints of beer at Pub rock was both a musical idea and a political movement in British rock from the early 1970s to the early 1980s, when 1960s heroes had outgrown the audiences they had once played for, beginning asRead More →
Last year was a weird year for all of us because of the pandemic, but what makes it even weirder is the fact that it was the year that sold the most vinyl records since 1985. We all saw it coming. Vinyl sales have steadily increased while CD sales haveRead More →
Most kids who dream of being a rock star tend to come back to the idea of the leader. Unlike shredding and blowing away on the guitar, most aspiring rockers tend to think of themselves as the commander of the crowd, doing their best to host a big musical party.Read More →
Last winter, Brooklyn singer-songwriter Evan Zwisler offered some seasonal tips for musicians keen to hit the road. And although the title of his blog, “Tips for winter tours (hint: what not to do)” may have been ironic, his descriptions of the occupational risks associated with touring in the snow: roadRead More →
Combining elements of rhythm and blues, country, jazz and gospel, rock music has had a strong cultural impact across America and the world since its inception in the 1940s and 1950s. century since then, a number of bands have left an indelible mark on rock music, captivating millions of peopleRead More →
Most rock bands these days tend to be seen as complete democracy. No matter how heavy some lead singers claim to have in their time, it always comes down to teamwork if you really want the magic to happen. And then sometimes it’s just as good to have a revolvingRead More →
Rock music blossoms again. Fans of the genre miss the old-fashioned aggressiveness of the music, as do the rock bands themselves. 2020 has seen a nice reunion and comebacks across the entertainment industry, including the rock genre. In the midst of a lockdown, artists around the world were given moreRead More →
Image Credit: Tim Toomey Keep an eye out for these new artists who will be refreshing the indie rock scene in 2021. Right now, it feels like guitar bands are emerging onto the mainstream music scene from a long hibernation since the indie glory days of the mid-2000s. Here areRead More →
As the rock stumbled into the next century, it looked a little less well-worn. Not only had the grunge revolution quickly faded, but the new guard that seemed to be picking up the pace also began to fall apart. Then again, the true heart of rock and roll was stillRead More →
The ’80s started a trend for independent rock groups to find their place, with REM and Sonic Youth both becoming quite successful after initially gaining critical acclaim. But the model of independent rock bands becoming truly recognized didn’t solidify until the early 1990s, with the grunge movement and other eccentricRead More →
Making an album should always feel like a labor of love for the musicians involved. Although it can be a bit difficult to capture the final take of your songs, it should never diminish the idea of creating the best work of musical art possible. At the same time, gettingRead More →
[Photos via False Heads/Spotify, Pleasure Venom/Spotify, Miss Vincent/Spotify, Pinkshift/Mary-Ellen Davis] If the sonorous inclinations of the new alternative the bands are an indication, pop-punk is not dead and neither punk rock. Whether through the continued influence of traditional groups or experimental infusions through gender outfits, the punk sound is stillRead More →
If the sonic leanings of the new alternative the bands are an indication, pop punk is not dead and neither punk-rock. Whether through the continued influence of mainstream bands or experimental infusions through genre outfits, the punk sound is still present on the modern stage. Although not all emerging groupsRead More →
This weekend, Great Stage Park will be leading and moshing when the Exit 111 music festival comes to town. Bonnaroo’s newest ground festival will see dozens of hard rock and heavy metal bands converge on Manchester for three days of metal madness. The festival will be presented by Lynyrd Skynyrd,Read More →
Music is one of the things in this world that lasts forever and has broken generational gaps throughout history. In honor of National Rock Day, we take a look at the history of rock and look at some fossils of the genre. From the early 1950s with trendsetters like ElvisRead More →
It’s never a good thing when bands decide to quit. Even if you’re not the biggest fan of a certain band or artist, it’s always disheartening when they decide to put down their instruments for the last time. Then again, if you have to leave, you might as well doRead More →
The Beatles are probably the face of “Classic Rock”. The iconic band changed the face of rock music, but is it possible that their popularity has eclipsed the popularity and respect that several other bands deserve? This article will tell you about 8 of these classic rock bands and explainRead More →