Discover the first stone ax the album at the end of 2009 was a revelation; decades of individual and collective worship of classic rock had finally reached their logical conclusion. A band that could only exist in 1971 had crossed the Rubicon and entered the 21st century, bell-bottom and legged,Read More →
Nothing could have prepared musicians and others in the music industry for the arrival of COVID-19 in March 2020. After the World Health Organization declared a pandemic on March 11, 2020, the industry, like everything else, was forced to accept a harsh reality: things weren’t going to be the sameRead More →
On Repeat is a music series where NYLON interviews our favorite creatives (designers, artists, etc.) about the songs they can’t stop playing while they work. You’re going to want to add them to your playlists and streaming platforms ASAP. EM On Holiday, formerly known as Holiday The Label, is expandingRead More →
Classic rock band America continues to perform after more than half a decade. Learn more about the rockers before their concert in Frederick, Maryland. Listen to our full conversation on my “Beyond the Fame” podcast. WTOP’s Jason Fraley Gives a Glimpse of America at the Weinberg Center (Part 1) TheyRead More →
Released March 4 Tara Who? offers ‘Asian blood‘. The song is compelling for its bold lyricism, sublime subject matter, and metallic instrumental arrangement. Tara Who? is a new-age rock music enthusiast who came up with the latest track ‘Asian blood.‘ The track is inspired by the feminist punk movement RiotRead More →
Musical genres can be notoriously difficult to define, and there will always be blurry edges and overlaps. That said, the particular niche known as post-rock offers perhaps one of the most intriguing perspectives in modern music, utilizing classic rock instruments but largely eschewing traditional song structures to focus on theRead More →
Hey, rock fans! Here has classic rock we’re gearing up to celebrate our 300th issue, which will include – among other fun things – a look at the top 30 rock albums released in our lifetime (that’s since issue #1 was released in 1998). To do this, we need yourRead More →
This month marks the 45th anniversary of the signing of WLVQ-FM 96. For local classic rock fans, February 14, 1977 heralded an exciting new format that would become a strong player and mainstay on Columbus radio. The first song after the station change at noon on Monday was “New KidRead More →
NEWS | CHARACTERISTICS | PREVIEWS | EVENTS originally published: 02/24/2022 (ORADELL, NJ) — Bergen County Players (BCP)one of America’s oldest small theater companies, presents the uplifting, uplifting and joyful classic rock musical divine spell. Under the direction of Lynne Lupfer, this musical sensation, the premiere of internationally acclaimed composer StephenRead More →
The worlds of rock music and casinos have more in common than you might think. Let’s take a look at some of the ways these two popular aspects of the entertainment industry have come together over the years. Strip based casino games One of the first things a casino fanRead More →
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Wolf 101.5 FM celebrates 30 years as a classic rock radio station. The station adopted the classic rock format on February 14, 1992, providing residents and cottagers of Peterborough, the Kawarthas, and central Ontario with their own rock station. Many radio stations have changed formats since then, but The WolfRead More →
TEXARKANA, Ark. — Country legend Collin Raye comes here today, but this time he’s treating fans to something different — classic rock ‘n’ roll. “It’s going to be a guaranteed fun night, because who doesn’t love classic rock,” Raye said. “We’ll be doing UK and US hits. We’ll be playingRead More →
One of the most anticipated touring couples of 2022 saw Dirty Honey and Mammoth WVH hit the road together. It sounds like a perfect fit, but the two acts revealed that it wasn’t exactly easy to find other new rock ‘n’ roll bands to tour with. Dirty Honey singer MarcRead More →
Is classic rock dead? Surely not. Just look at Greta Van Fleet, Dirty Honey and Tyler Bryant, who have all built rabid loyal followers for that nostalgic dirty electric guitar sound. And now another band looking to fan the flames of outspoken rock ‘n’ roll is Bomber, a quartet fromRead More →
A classic rock concert has been added to the 2022 lineup at St. Joseph’s Health Amphitheater in Lakeview. REO Speedwagon and Styx will perform at St. Joe’s Amp in Syracuse on Friday, September 9, as part of their “Live and UnZoomed” tour. Special guest Loverboy will open the show atRead More →
Classic rock once again serves as the soundtrack to some of this year’s biggest and best Super Bowl commercials. You can read more about the songs and see all the commercials below. Amazon Alexa: Fleetwood Mac’s “Little Lies”Scarlett Johansson and Colin Jost play this place for Amazon Alexa, as theyRead More →
Vincent Marshall Dodge City Globe Do you live to rock? Well, there’s a tour for that in Dodge City as the Live to Rock tour of classic rock bands Skid Row, Quiet Riot, Warrant and Winger hits the United Wireless Arena in Dodge City on Saturday, May 7, featuring theRead More →
From the early 10s, but really gaining momentum around 2018, classic rock made a strong and victorious return to rock radio. At the same time, the UK-led New Wave Of Classic Rock movement began to gain momentum. It matched – but survived – a trend that also saw the rebootRead More →
The Ten Greatest “Fourth” Classic Rock Albums The first historical albums are usually made with little means and they somehow grab our attention and change our path. Sometimes they even stop us in our tracks. The excellent sophomore albums prove that the first was no lucky accident and the thirdRead More →
Classic rock band Kansas perform their Point of Know Return Anniversary Tour at the Helen Devitt Jones Theater at Buddy Holly Hall at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, February 11. With a legendary career spanning nearly five decades, Kansas have firmly established themselves as one of America’s iconic classic rock bands.Read More →
Are you ready to have a blast? Concert season is right around the corner, and barring any mishaps, world tours are gearing up for uninterrupted journeys to arenas, stadiums and other music venues to thrill fans after a tough few years. What better way to unwind than to catch yourRead More →
Any conversation about the origins of hard rock simply needs to include a proper homage to The Who. Like Pearl Jam Eddie Vedder written for rolling stone (who ranked The Who as the 29th greatest musical artist of all time), “They wanted to be louder, so they asked Jim MarshallRead More →
Classic rock band Jethro Tull made a triumphant return, and last week they released their first album in 19 years. On Friday, Jethro Tull posted The Zealot Gene, a complete studio album containing 12 new songs. This is the band’s first release since 2003. Jethro Tull’s Christmas Albumand their firstRead More →
This week, two projects revolving around legendary 20th-century rock figures were streamed, though the topics and projects couldn’t be more different. First, the documentary “Poly Styrene: I Am a Cliche” will be in theaters nationwide on Wednesday for a one-night-only big-screen event before becoming available for digital rental on Friday.Read More →
This week, two projects revolving around legendary 20th-century rock figures were streamed, though the topics and projects couldn’t be more different. First, the documentary “Poly Styrene: I Am a Cliche” will be in theaters nationwide on Wednesday for a one-night-only big-screen event before becoming available for digital rental on Friday.Read More →
In this month’s glossy edition of classic rock magazine, we look at the cover version art, talking to the bands and artists who have been covered and those who have been on the cover. We also dug deep into some cover versions that have become true rock classics. That’s notRead More →
The Classic Rock Show Upcoming dates include Tuesday January 25 at The Hawth in Crawley. Music director James Cole said: “It’s been tough. When this tour takes place, it will be two years since we managed to get out and tour. “It was January/February 2020 and we were lucky toRead More →
Nostalgia is a big part of what makes Cobra Kai such a success, and the screenwriters know very well when to take advantage of it to pull on the sensitive cord, or to make fun of it for a little good-natured humor. Of course, that meant injecting the series withRead More →
Talk to RollingstoneElvis Costello explained that he “[doesn’t] like a lot of rock music. Specifically, Costello refers to modern rock music, which he says has lost its edge. “I like rock & roll,” Costello explains. “I think if you lose the roll part, a lot of the fun comes outRead More →
Collin Raye and The Riff Raff: A Salute to Classic Rock will make their Nashville debut Collin Raye may be known for his 90s country hits, but he also loves another genre: classic rock. Now, for the first time in concert, Raye will tip his hat to the beloved musicalRead More →
Classic rock albums are 50 years old Paris: There must have been something in the water in 1972 — there almost certainly was for these guys. It was a year that spawned several instant American classics – and one that was seemingly beamed down from outer space – that cameRead More →
slash dropped Remind the dogs, the third single from his forthcoming fourth album with Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators, 4. Continuation of previously released singles The river rises and fill my world, Remind the dogs sees the Guns N’ Roses man serve up an abundance of crisp classic rock-inspired riffsRead More →
FREDERIC, Md., January 13, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Perennial classic rock favorite America is hosting their 50th anniversary tour at the Weinberg Center for the Arts in Frederick, Maryland to Saturday, March 12, 2022 at 7:30 p.m.. America 50th Anniversary is presented by Latshaw Productions Inc. Tickets start at $95 andRead More →
Classic rock is not just a throwaway term for guitar music of a certain vintage. It’s an era, a lifestyle and a sound all its own. To paraphrase one of its great performers, classic rock songs will never die. Even though the ’60s and’ 70s are fading a bit furtherRead More →
Death: December 5, 2021. JOHN Miles, who died at the age of 72, was a singer and songwriter whose composition, Music, has grown into a classic rock track, which has traveled far beyond its 1970s roots. Written and recorded for his debut album, Rebel (1976), Music is a first-person odeRead More →
Star Trek: Prodigy used AC / DC’s “Thunderstruck” during the Kobayashi Maru, thus reinforcing the canonical place of rock music in Star Trek that JJ Abrams began. Warning: SPOILERS for Star Trek: Prodigy Episode 6 – “Kobayashi”. Episode 6 of Star Trek: Prodigy brought back a classic rock song, thoughRead More →
Classic rock is not going anywhere. Even as some of the biggest names get older, the bands stick together, shuffle the lines and haul their gear on the road for another year of touring for adoring fans across North America. So if you’re hoping to sing along with your favoriteRead More →
06 Jan 2022 A guide to the labyrinth was called an “insanely luxurious” tome by the magazine, which went on to say that “the reproductions of its newspapers are works of art in their own right, and there is a seven-inch audio recording from 1969 to add more. the voiceRead More →
FARGO – Steve Reckinger had been singing in rock bands for about 25 years, but in 2010 things changed. “That’s when I got my first wig,” he says. The singer had just formed his tribute band Journey, Recapture, and while he had the voice to sing the part of SteveRead More →
This file photo from December 13, 1993 shows Kurt Cobain of Seattle band Nirvana performing in the United States. Image Credit: AP What happened behind the scenes of your favorite classic rock albums? Click start to play today’s crossword puzzle and identify the artists behind the titles of the songsRead More →
One thing 2021 has revealed is that there is no shortage of people looking for things to do. Live music, food festivals and other events were among the most widely read art and culture stories published by The Herald this year. So to remind you of 2021, here are theRead More →
The classic rock show Upcoming dates include: Friday January 7th, Portsmouth Guildhall; Tuesday January 18, Guildford’s G Live; Thursday January 20, Eastbourne Congress Theater; and Tuesday, January 25, Crawley’s Hawth. Music director James Cole said: “It has been difficult. When this tour takes place, it will be two years sinceRead More →
Jeff Beck and Stevie Wonder The death of Maurice White of Earth, Wind & Fire in 2016 made us reflect on how soul and classic rock music went from friendly cousins in the early 1960s to brothers with different mothers over the years. decade and into the 70s. If youRead More →
A ROCK show will be back on tour in 2022 after an 18-month hiatus – with two dates in the region. Paying homage to rock legends like Led Zeppelin, Dire Straits and The Who, The Classic Rock Show will tour Darlington and Newcastle in February. Read more: What happens toRead More →
The first album is now available Determined to fill the void left behind the legends of the 70s hard rock and blues era, Black Hills Soul embarks on a musical journey like no other. The group consists of four experienced songwriters and performers who have come together to pursue theirRead More →
As Neil Young sang a few generations ago, “Rock’n’roll can never dieWith that in mind, we present below the top 10 2021 albums of the new generation of Classic Rock. Rock music, like any cultural presence, has inevitably fluctuated over the years, but the current moment seems to harbor aRead More →
Anyone with a musical ear can attest that the sound and delivery of songs is constantly changing from era to era and from generation to generation. The evolution of music, combined with ever more sophisticated recording technology, can improve songs and make them easier to create. But some musicians thinkRead More →
Anyone with a musical ear can attest that the sound and delivery of songs is constantly changing from era to era and from generation to generation. The evolution of music, combined with ever more sophisticated recording technology, can improve songs and make them easier to create. But some musicians thinkRead More →
The Van Wezel will host the KANSAS in Sarasota on Friday January 28 at 8 p.m. With a legendary career spanning nearly five decades, KANSAS has established themselves as one of America’s iconic classical rock bands. This Topeka garage band released their first album in 1974 after being discovered byRead More →
Anyone with a musical ear can attest that the sound and delivery of songs is constantly changing from era to era and from generation to generation. The evolution of music, combined with ever more sophisticated recording technology, can improve songs and make them easier to create. But some musicians thinkRead More →
Anyone with a musical ear can attest that the sound and delivery of songs constantly changes from era to era and generation to generation. The evolution of music, coupled with ever more sophisticated recording technology, can improve melodies and make them easier to create. But some musicians think if itRead More →
Christmas is not just a time to be merry with others; now is the time for artists to record some of the best Christmas carols together. Whether the melody features a duo or a quintet, they usually always shine brightly at the top of the charts resembling Christmas trees. However,Read More →
The Emmersons was a Canadian singer-songwriter who wrote the classic rock anthem “Signs,” which was a hit song for his band, the Five Man Electrical Band. Panels Les Emmersons was the lead songwriter, singer and guitarist of the Canadian rock group Five Man Electrical Band. The group from Ottawa, OntarioRead More →
Iron maiden Senjutsu the album was voted best of 2021 in Classic rock the magazine’s annual survey of year-end writers. The full countdown, with the 50 best albums of the year, is featured in the new issue of Classic rock, which is now available. “We always love to make newRead More →
Do people still listen to rock music? Rock music is loved by many people for various reasons, the love for alternative rock music is a major factor in this regard and those who love rock music are drawn to it because it offers an alternative way to escape from theRead More →
After a long year of 2020 almost entirely devoid of live music, 2021 has brought with it the return of concerts. Many rules and restrictions were in place as artists and venues tried to move forward amid the ongoing COVID pandemic. Yet vaccination proof and crowd size restrictions were smallRead More →
Another year has passed and we have seen green shoots of a return to something close to our old normal. And so it’s time for our annual return to the last 12 months in rock. The best albums of the year. The best reissues of the year. Our playlist ofRead More →
Content of the article A classic rock tribute concert in Stratford this month will benefit the world’s leading organization of children’s wishes. Content of the article Fleetwood Nicks and Practically Petty will perform on December 16 at the Best Western Plus The Arden Park Hotel with the proceeds going toRead More →
Keavin Wiggins | 04/12/2021 AC / DC had a big comeback in 2020 and it paved the way for them starting this year with the honor of being the top 50 Classic Rock Albums poll of 2020 with their latest effort “Power Up” and earned them a story in theRead More →
Kim Gordon – formerly alternative rock pioneers Sonic Youth – is back with a new single, Jean Grass. This month’s all proceeds from the song – the guitarist / bassist’s first new material since her debut solo album in 2019, No home check-in – will benefit Fund Texas Choice, aRead More →
Some, especially in the image-conscious rock world, enter the holiday season reluctantly, perhaps ringing a sleigh bell here, and briefly donning a Santa hat there, hoping that no one will notice – or remember. The Darkness, on the other hand, had released a Christmas single even before their debut albumRead More →
REO Speedwagon will play at the Resorts World Catskills in Monticello on Friday. REO Speedwagon developed a following in the 1970s and achieved significant commercial success in the 1980s. Their 1980 album Hi infidelity was the band’s best-selling album with over 10 million sales. It would be the best-selling rockRead More →
SAN JOSE, Calif .– Mike Katz and Crispin Kott want to take you on a journey through the history of Bay Area music. If you’re a game, all you have to do is pick up a copy of the “Rock and Roll Explorer Guide to San Francisco and the BayRead More →
SAN JOSE, Calif .– Mike Katz and Crispin Kott want to take you on a journey through the history of Bay Area music. If you’re a game, all you have to do is pick up a copy of the “Rock and Roll Explorer Guide to San Francisco and the BayRead More →
SAN JOSE, Calif .– Mike Katz and Crispin Kott want to take you on a journey through the history of Bay Area music. If you’re into a game, all you have to do is pick up a copy of the “Rock and Roll Explorer Guide to San Francisco and theRead More →
There will always be rock music albums that will go down in history as classics in their own right. It doesn’t take a rock and roll enthusiast to tell you that something like Led Zeppelin IV or The Dark Side of the Moon are some of the best examples ofRead More →
Remember you can watch an exclusive live broadcast featuring Canadian prog duo Crown Lands through Program, Classic rock and Stronger this evening. The hour-long show will air in all Stronger marks at 7:00 p.m. GMT / 2:00 p.m. EST. Just click on that story again at the right time. TheRead More →
Mike Katz and Crispin Kott want to take you on a journey through the history of Bay Area music. If you’re into a game, all you have to do is pick up a copy of the “Rock and Roll Explorer Guide to San Francisco and the Bay Area,” their coolRead More →
The general sound, aesthetics and attitude of rock music have changed a lot over the decades. The blues is where it all started, and it eventually evolved into rockabilly and regular rock’n’roll in the 1950s. From the mid to late 1960s there was psychedelic rock and then some. artists beganRead More →
Stevie Nicks and Jimi Hendrix are two of the biggest names in rock music history, and they even performed on the same stage when Nicks opened a show in Hendrix in the late 1960s. Nicks has opened up in various interviews over the years about the effect Hendrix has hadRead More →
This month Classic rock celebrates a brand new album from Deep Purple and comes with a limited edition CD. A taste of crime is an exclusive and official EP of 4 tracks from Deep Purple with their cover of Love’s 7 And & East (the first single from the newRead More →
The New York Times published a guest opinion piece last week titled “Should classic rock songs be toppled like Confederate statues?” He then renamed the editorial to more reflect what the article postulates: “Can we separate art from artist?” “ The author focuses most of his anger on Don McLean’sRead More →
AGOURA HILLS, CALIFORNIA – OCTOBER 26: (LR) Singers Dewey Bunnell and founding members of classic rock group America, Gerry Beckley, perform on stage at Canyon Club on October 26, 2019 in Agoura Hills, California. (Photo by Scott Dudelson / Getty Images) Scott Dudelson / Getty Images Classic American rock bandRead More →
Maxxon is a sweet, curious, and kind boy of Caucasian and Hispanic descent. He is generally easy-going and calm. His favorite activities are cycling and watching TV. Maxxon is fascinated by broadcasting and radio. He also enjoys interacting with adults and loves music, especially classic rock. Maxxon has a goodRead More →
Culture warriors at The New York Times are again. Now, they’ve set their sights on one of America’s greatest contributions: classic rock. Opinion writer Jennifer Finney Boylan said classic rock was not “just” or “inclusive” and as such should be given up, writing: “I want to live in a worldRead More →
Are you interested in concerts and crafts? The Herald-Times has you covered this weekend. Several performances, from timeless classics to new favorites, will be staged this weekend and early next for those who fancy some live music. Harpists and jazz musicians plan to light up Bloomington while Three Dog NightRead More →
Winner, lose © (Graeme Jennings / Washington Examiner) YOUNGKIN-109.JPG United States today preleased a report on November 3 announcing “historic firsts” for candidates of color in the November 2 election. Loading error The words “Winsome” and “Sears” are particularly missing from the original version of the article. “As the pollsRead More →
Joining a classic rock band was a daunting task for Adam Lambert – Hollywood Outbreak (Christopher Willard / ABC) -ADAM LAMBERT Adam lambert met Queen’s for the first time Brian may and Roger taylor when he was a candidate American Idol in 2009, and the two veteran musicians made anRead More →
Winner, lose United States today preleased a report on November 3 announcing “historic firsts” for candidates of color in the November 2 election. The words “Winsome” and “Sears” are particularly missing from the original version of the article. “As the polls closed on Tuesday night, states across the country sawRead More →
Chennai: I was 13 years old. I ate a bowl of Alpha-Bits cereal. It came on the radio, and my sister – only a year older but centuries cooler – said to me, “This is the best song ever.” It’s impossible for me to hear this song now without thinkingRead More →
Canadian progressive rock duo Crown Lands have announced that they will be broadcasting an exclusive live performance with Louder on November 18 at 7:00 p.m. GMT / 2:00 p.m. EST. The hour-long concert will be held on all associated Louder channels including Prog, Classic Rock and Metal hammer. The live-producedRead More →
Fancy concerts and crafts? The Herald-Times has you covered this weekend. Several performances, from timeless classics to new favorites, will be staged this weekend and early next for those who fancy some live music. Harpists and jazz musicians plan to light up Bloomington while Three Dog Night takes place inRead More →
A long, long time ago, I still remember how much that music made me smile. “American Pie,” the defining ballad of Don McLean’s generation, was released on vinyl 50 years ago in October. The first time I heard it, I was with my sister in our kitchen. I was 13Read More →
Radiohead in 1997Photo: Jim Steinfeldt / Michael Ochs Archives (Getty Images) Kid A Mnesia, the forthcoming reissue of Radiohead’s iconic fourth and fifth albums (Child A and Amnesiac, natch), also contains a third disc compiling material unearthed from these original recording sessions. And while the debut single “If You SayRead More →
Rock and Roll Music Hall of Fame induction ceremonies are filled with unforgettable moments, but the 2018 ceremony was memorable for what does not have to arrive. Dire Straits was eventually inducted that year, but singer and guitar virtuoso Mark Knopfler declined to attend and none of their songs wereRead More →
It took a little longer than expected, but Spoon has finally announced his new album. Lucifer on the couch, released in February. As frontman Britt Daniel said Rolling stone As of September 2020, the album was about 80% complete before the Covid-19 pandemic hit, forcing the band to stop recording.Read More →
Most people think of yoga as a serene, gentle way to commune with your soul and become more flexible. There is no screaming, no swearing, no aggressive rock music and certainly no middle finger. Obviously, they haven’t come across the yoga of rage yet. The Canadian Lindsay Istace is theRead More →
The first tribute band in the United States with hits from Bon Jovi, Queen, Journey, Styx, REO Speedwagon, Boston and Def Leppard, Arch Allies is a timeless tribute centered on making classic rock sing with dynamic vocals, Huge guitars, dashing keyboards and mighty drums. To be accused of “Lip Syncing”Read More →
(LR) Styx and Patti LaBelle will soon be performing at the Hard Rock Casino in Cincinnati.Photos: facebook.com/styxtheband and facebook.com/pattilabelle Two legendary artists in very different genres will soon be in Cincinnati. Progressive rock band Styx and R & B / Gospel / Pop queen Patti LaBelle will be heading toRead More →
Click to enlarge Photos: facebook.com/styxtheband and facebook.com/pattilabelle (LR) Styx and Patti LaBelle will be performing at the Hard Rock Casino in Cincinnati soon. Two legendary artists in very different genres will soon be in Cincinnati. Progressive rock band Styx and R & B / Gospel / Pop queen Patti LaBelleRead More →
Cold game Music of the spheres Outside now Evaluation: Adele Easy on me Outside now Evaluation: When you think about it, Coldplay is a pretty weird band. They started out looking like Travis, then they wanted to be Pink Floyd, and these days they’re halfway from Supertramp to Take That.Read More →
Two bands that spawned rival fan groups in the ’60s come together to some satisfaction in the form of a showdown of classic rock covers of the British invasion. It’s The Beatles vs. The Rolling Stones for a touring performance to be held at the Charleston Music Hall on OctoberRead More →
HomeSafe The classic rock & roll evening Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, Hollywood January 29, 2022 • WHO: HomeSafe with Event Chairs Steve Bernstein and Abby Bernstein-Henderson • WHAT: The classic rock and roll evening HomeSafe’s annual fundraiser, The Classic Rock and Roll Party, includes a full dinner, openRead More →
A CUMBRIAN adventurer has become the first person to complete a self-contained series of dozens of routes featured in a renowned British Climbing Book. Carrying all of her gear with her, Anna Taylor of Windermere cycled 2,400 kilometers and climbed over 10,000 meters on a self-sufficient journey that lasted 62Read More →
Bob smith, EditorFriday 01 October 2021 20:29 GMTNo further updates have been made Anna Taylor rides the last section of Cioch Nose on Skye in the rain. Photo: Neil Gresham A rising star of rock climbing has completed a self-guided tour of all routes in Classic Rock. Anna Taylor traveledRead More →
Savarre‘the last single’Blood under the bridge ‘ led by Shannon’s passionate voice adds dynamism to the track. It is fed by a superb rock hook. Led by Shannon Denise Evans, Savarre is the powerful new age rock band that explores the style of classic rock sound while balancing edgy hookRead More →
From the moment Jason Isbell first picked up a guitar, the singer-songwriter has watched and learned from others. Growing up in Green Hill, Alabama, a rural community not far from Muscle Shoals, Isbell often spent his summers with his grandfather, a Pentecostal preacher who was also a musician. “He couldRead More →
Michel Baltierra Classic rock in Puyallup (Photo by Mike Baltierra) It was a fantastic night of classic rock and roll in front of a large crowd who went out on a cold midweek evening to have a great time at the Washington State Fair in Puyallup. Styx, who is onRead More →
British rock stars are a special breed, and we’ve had some great ones over the years. This list could undoubtedly be compiled only from leaders drawn from the 1960s and 1970s, so many have those decades been inundated with pioneers of the rock movement, and you could most likely guessRead More →
Considering that the music of the classic rock era dates back about 50 years, today it falls under the “oldies” category. As jazz musicians have always found their inspiration in the musical past, perhaps the music of Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, The Grateful Dead and Bob Marley are the newRead More →