The tracklist of the next compilation album The Official New Wave of Classic Rock – Volume 1 is out. The album, which brings together many of rock’s brightest rising stars, features many names that have packed their bags Classic rock‘s Tracks Of The Week over the past few years. “WeRead More →
Since the early 1970s, veteran concert photographer Jim Summaria from Algonquin has captured acts of the classic rock era in concert halls in and around Chicago. With friend and writer Mark Plotnick of Libertyville, the two co-wrote “Classic Rock – Photographs from Yesterday and Today” (Amherst Media, Buffalo NY). JamesRead 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 →
FINDLAY, Ohio – (COMMERCIAL THREAD) – After scouring the country to find America’s most talented garage bands and opening the vote to fans across the country, Cooper Tire and legendary rocker Alice Cooper announced the winner of the “Garage Band Contest” Driven to Perform ”. It’s official, South of EdenRead More →
As the winner of the contest, South of Eden will open for Evanescence in a live concert on May 13 After scouring the country for America’s most talented garage bands and opening the vote to fans across the country, Cooper Tire and legendary rocker Alice Cooper have announced the winnerRead More →
[Photos via YouTube] Even though we are always on the lookout for new things, covers old songs from our favorite artists are always gifts welcomed with open arms. There’s something about a cover that’s always exciting, especially when it’s other musicians showing off their karaoke skills. It’s cool to seeRead 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 →
KISS, the group behind hits like Rock & Roll All Nite and God Gave Rock & Roll To You, is set to be the subject of a four-hour two-part documentary for A&E. Wired network ordered Biography: KISStory as part of its long-standing doc strand. It will be produced by LeslieRead More →
Many authors and music fans have noted that 2021 marks the 50th anniversary of one of the greatest years in recorded music history, 1971. This year also marks the 40th anniversary of some classic albums released a decade later. . In 1981, the music industry was grappling with the threatRead More →
2021-04-19 Dirty Honey – Story by Anne Erickson, photo by Daniel Prakopcyk Dirty Honey’s John Notto and Justin Smolian join Anne Erickson to discuss their first full album and more in this lengthy video interview Dirty Honey creates real raw rock ‘n’ roll in the tradition of some of theRead More →
For Grammy-winning rockers Greta Van Fleet – releasing their second album “The Battle at Garden’s Gate” on Friday – to be compared to Led Zeppelin has been both a blessing and a curse that has drawn enemies. “People are like, ‘Aw, I love Greta! “Or” God, they are s –Read 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 →
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When groups first form and collaborate, “dropping hole” is not usually at the top of the list as a catalyst. But Oshawa’s Crown Lands is an exception… especially since the progressive rock duo of drummer and singer Cody Bowles and multi-instrumentalist Kevin Comeau share a singular obsession with the legendaryRead More →
upcoming musician Steve Moffit presents its creative expressions through the verses of its exclusive soundscape. His music speaks of his experiences and the exposures he passed through during his life. Illustrating the music through contemporary themes and setting, he has created a flow of sound that brings out his musicRead More →
“Don’t stop Believin.” “Bohemian Rhapsody.” “Another that bites the dust.” If you ask a millennial or a baby boomer, they know these songs. Queen & Journey’s golden songbook includes some of the world’s most beloved rock songs. Manifesting the excitement that emanates from the melodies and lyrics we all knowRead 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 →
Cheap tip, “In another world” (BMG) In another world, it’s still 1979, and Cheap Trick is arguably America’s greatest rock band. Songs like “Here’s Looking at You” dominate FM radio and teenagers jump on “The Party”, singing with “do-do-dos” reminiscent of Jimi Hendrix’s “Crosstown Traffic”. “On Top of the World”Read 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 →
Fall Out Boy’s Black Clouds And Underdogs tour wrapped up in May, including a victorious headliner at the first-ever Slam Dunk Festival in Leeds Millennium Square. They then entered the studio with producer Babyface, as Pete reflected more on the flourishing emo scene. “Everyone’s little black hearts are going toRead 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 →
Last week, Paul Simon became the latest Boomer icon to sell his songbook, joining legendary artists like Bob Dylan, Neil Young, the Beach Boys, Stevie Nicks and David Crosby in what appears to be a growing trend. But why, exactly, are so many of our classic rock heroes suddenly takingRead More →
They told us we could start doing things by the summer of 2021, and it looks like they are right. Who “they” are. This is some of the best news we have heard in quite some time. Live music is making a comeback in the Hudson Valley, and if there’sRead 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 →
In a new interview with “The Dr Jeff Show”, John cooper, the leader and bassist of Grammy– nominated Christian rock group SKILLET, spoke about his musical education and his introduction to rock music. He said (as transcribed by BLABBERMOUTH.NET): “My parents were Christians. My mother was a fanatic Jesus freak,Read More →
In a new interview with “The Dr Jeff Show”, John cooper, the leader and bassist of Grammy– nominated Christian rock group SKILLET, spoke about his musical education and his introduction to rock music. He said (as transcribed by BLABBERMOUTH.NET): “My parents were Christians. My mother was a fanatic Jesus freak,Read More →
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WATERLOO REGION — Brent Hagerman plays guitar, alto saxophone, writes music books and teaches one of Wilfrid Laurier University’s most popular courses, The History of Rock Music. “I hate to say this, but I would teach this class even if they didn’t pay me because it’s so much fun,” HagermanRead 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 →
What would rock’n’roll be without guitarists, eh? Answer: nowhere – because there wouldn’t be scary rock and roll. This month, we take a look at some of the sound architects without whom the musical landscape would be (and sound) much different. Join us on our in-depth dive celebrating many playersRead 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 →
You can count on two hands the pioneering women of heavy metal and hard rock music. That said, these artists – from the Runaways to Vixen to the late Wendy O. Williams – set the stage. and set the bar high for those who came after. And there are manyRead More →
From live concerts to film music, we have seen how rock music has become a part of today’s pop culture in India. But where did it start and how was rock music popularized in India? Abhimanyu Kukreja retraces the journey of rock music in India through his documentary titled RockumentaryRead 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 →
Just one year after the release of Grouplove’s long-awaited fourth studio album, “Healer,” the quintet has released a surprise fifth album, “This is This.” Without any publicity campaign or early single release, the group announced the album just a day before its release, making it their live debut on MarchRead 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 →
Music, as an art form, offers a lot to the listener. It is not only entertainment, but also a way to temporarily escape the rigors of everyday life. Whatever the genre, a true music lover knows and understands that the world would be dull without him. Nowadays, technology plays aRead More →
In modern music and all of its genres and subgenres, there are few things as ambitious and challenging as writing and producing a rock opera. While not really a sing-and-play opera, a rock opera is a collection of songs and lyrics that relate to a central story. Much like aRead 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 →
Only one recently released classic rock album has been ranked in the Top 200 of 2020 Billboard graphic: Ordinary man, Ozzy Osbourne’s 12th studio album, released last February. Tight at n ° 199, Ordinary man just made the list, while many other classic rock artists who released albums last yearRead More →
Mélanie Gasmen / THE REVIEWTishoumaren (known as desert blues outside of Africa) is a genre made up of traditional hymns of nomadic Berber tribes steeped in western blues and rock music. THROUGH GERSHOM SHAHID Journalist Rock’n’roll has always been a staple in the Western world and remains one of theRead More →
Jimmy Kay of The Metal Voice in Canada recently sat down with Richie Kotzen (Mr. Big, Poison, The Winery Dogs), who is promoting the debut album of his collaboration project with Adrian Smith from Iron Maiden. Smith / Kotzen, will release their self-titled debut album on March 26, 2021 viaRead More →
“But rock has its own subculture,” he continues on Zoom. “There’s a level of passion that you don’t see in any other genre. Things like moshing, crowdsurfing, wall of death… they’re unique to rock, which makes it fascinating to me. When it comes to the hip-hop versus rock debate, McHughRead More →
The thought of colder weather and gray skies can fill you with sadness, but there’s beauty in the fall and winter months that you don’t want to miss, especially if you’re a photographer. passionate. There’s nothing quite like looking out the window and seeing a blanket of fresh snow, orRead More →
Credit scoring is an art shrouded in mist. There is a lot of confusion, so I want to try to clear up this fog. Credit scoring is all about predicting your future behavior When you apply for credit – which isn’t just loans, mortgages and credit cards, it’s also energyRead More →
Many businesses featured on Money advertise with us. The opinions are our own, but the compensation and extensive research determines where and how businesses can appear. Learn more about how we earn money. Monthly mortgage payments hit their lowest level in 2020 in November, making it the most affordable monthRead More →
It’s a common assumption: young people are more likely to make financial mistakes because they have less experience with money. This is why parents are often warned to be wary of letting their teenagers have a credit card. But one recent study by researchers from the Federal Reserve Bank ofRead More →
More of us than ever are carrying a heavier debt burden. According to Federal Reserve Bank of New Yorktotal household debt increased by $192 billion to a total of $13.9 trillion in the second quarter of 2019, breaking the previous record of $12.7 trillion in outstanding debt accumulated in theRead More →
What happened Actions of the residential solar installer sunrun ( CLASSES 3.24% ) plunged as much as 9.9% in trading on Monday after the company announced preliminary results for the fourth quarter of 2020. Shares closed near their lows for the day, down 9%. So what Management said the companyRead More →
The image of the Sahara Desert with camels, tents, and robed men playing Fender guitars is a confusing but incredibly cool thing to see. When most people think of rock music, they rarely associate it with African culture. The modern guitar, especially electric, is mainly assumed by Western culture. ButRead 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 →
Mfinely using contrasting sound elements to organize his melodic line, an artist who greatly shapes the rock genre with his unique, nostalgic and powerful sound is STEVE MOFFITT. the Victoria rock music artist embraces a deep passion for the rock scene and draws its influence from blues, rock, soul andRead 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 →
More often than not, when the name “Pink Floyd” is mentioned, many fans immediately think of The dark side of the moon Where The wall. Or for Floyd’s early devotees, thoughts might turn to Syd Barrett. But what about this fertile post-Syd and pre-Dark Side period? It’s an intriguing timeRead More →
Classic 70s rock legends CACTUS will release his new album, “Tightrope”, April 2 via Cleopatra Records. The effort will be available on digipak CD, a deluxe 2LP box set with a gatefold cover and colorful vinyl, and, of course, digital platforms everywhere. CACTUS became known as “the American ZEPPELIN LED“,Read More →
Classic 70s rock legends CACTUS will release his new album, “Tightrope”, April 2 via Cleopatra Records. The effort will be available on digipak CD, a deluxe 2LP box set with a gatefold cover and colorful vinyl, and, of course, digital platforms everywhere. CACTUS became known as “the American ZEPPELIN LED“,Read More →
In this Black History Month, Atwood Magazine has invited artists to participate in a series of essays, interviews, reviews, poetry, playlists and other articles in recognition and respect for the symbolism and meaning of this month. Chicago artist Krystal Metcalfe dives into the origins of her music and how sheRead More →
What is the recipe for becoming one of the top 100 classical rock artists? It takes tremendous influence, longevity, revolutionary importance and some indelible quality. But being a huge presence doesn’t necessarily mean that all of these qualities have to be present at once. For some of those listed below,Read 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 →
Noose singer and solo artist Corey Taylor is just not a fan of modern young rock bands that lack identity. Taylor said in an interview with Cutter rockcast that he’s really annoyed by young bands that get their sound directly from older bands. Which somehow I totally understand, but atRead More →
WORCESTER – It all started with a KISS. Rock Bar owner George Yantsides has been a huge KISS fan since he first heard the rock band’s face-painted album “Love Gun” decades ago. “My mother was a very religious woman and my uncle (Peter Chrysostom), who was a few years olderRead More →
Recent sales data has shown that classic rock is still the most divisive of the genre. John Swanson | Courtesy photoThe weight of physical copies of albums compared to streaming makes a big difference. While a large portion of today’s young people think rock music is a thing of theRead 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 →
This article originally appeared on VICE Romania. For young Romanians living under communism, the biggest night of the week was “Youth Thursday”. Organized by youth clubs in schools, universities and factories, the dance parties launched some of the biggest Romanian rock and jazz bands of the time. Unsurprisingly, the RomanianRead More →
In an era that was beginning to see a sharp decline in popular rock acts, the rhythm-based genre of gaming brought fading music to life. I still remember the first time I played a Guitar hero game pretty good. I couldn’t be more than 11 years old; I was atRead 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 →
Gene Simmons has once again boldly claimed that rock is dead, and this time he blames “young fans.” After first stating that “rock is finally dead” in 2014, Simmons doubled down on his comments in a new radio interview. Speaking on New York Q104.3 radio station (Going through Blabbermouth), SimmonsRead 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 →
Eric Church has just released “Heart On Fire”, another new track from his upcoming three-part album, Heart soul, and fans can’t get enough of it. The song serves as the opening track of the Heart part of the album and was written only by Church. The upbeat tune is reminiscentRead 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 →
Rock music has always been a way for people to express their strongest feelings, thoughts and desires, artists and listeners. It’s something that has remained consistent in the genre. Amunda band member Paul Ah Chee says their song lyrics are just a reflection of what we see and what affectsRead 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 →
LOS ANGELES (AP) – Phil Spector, the eccentric and revolutionary music producer who transformed rock music with his “Wall of Sound” method and was later convicted of murder, has passed away. He was 81 years old. California State Prison officials said he died of natural causes in a hospital onRead More →
Let’s be clear from the start: I’m not saying these are songs you’d never want to play again or shouldn’t want to hear another time, although there are those of you who would insist vigorously on exactly that. this point, please no i never wanna hear that again! But IRead More →
Most of the biggest rock albums of the year were hit collections. According to a recent report by MRC Data (formerly Nielsen Music), R & B / hip-hop remains the most popular musical genre in the United States. In 2020, R & B / hip-hop accounted for 28.2% of theRead 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 →
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 →
NASHVILLE, TN – OCTOBER 27: Musician Chris Cornell performs at the Ryman Auditorium on October 27, 2015 in Nashville, Tennessee. (Photo by Rick Diamond / Getty Images) Miley Cyrus’ interpretation of “Zombies” from Cranberries2020 was the year of Rock and Roll for Miley Cyrus. She has covered a large majorityRead More →
Like many industries, the music industry has not functioned as it normally would. In many ways, these effects were negative. Many tours have been canceled or postponed, and some artists have struggled with considerable health problems. If there was a bright spot in coming out of “the break”, it wouldRead More →
Great Peacock: Classic Rock Awareness J. Poet on December 30, 2020 photo credit: Harrison Hudson “For always worse better is wanting more from life, love and existence in general, ”said Andrew Nelson, singer, guitarist and lead songwriter of Great Peacock, of his band’s third LP. It’s about being okay withRead 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 →
If you are a rock music fan like me, you must love going to pubs that play live rock music. One of these great pubs is The Rocksteady, a concert hall with a very relaxing atmosphere. In this article we will discuss the history and development of British rock music.Read More →
The rock documentary has become more important than ever in 2020. With the coronavirus pandemic preventing fans from seeing live music in person – and theaters shutting down for most of the year – the closest of us could come close to some of our favorite musicians was via screen,Read More →
Fans asked and she delivered – Miley Cyrus’ highly anticipated rock album, “Plastic Hearts” is a tribute to every version of herself. With mixed reviews, critics saw the album as a relentless quest to hide the image of his past, a way for Cyrus to shamefully cover up the awkwardRead 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 →
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NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA – DECEMBER 20: Josh Kiszka of Greta Van Fleet performs at UNO Lakefront Arena … [+] on December 20, 2019 in New Orleans, Louisiana. (Photo by Erika Goldring / Getty Images) Getty Images Greta Van Fleet, one of the youngest and most popular, albeit polarizing new rockRead More →