During the induction of the Go-Go’s at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on October 30, 2021, actress Drew Barrymore spilled a secret: the new wave band’s 1981 album, The beauty and the Beastchanged her life when she heard it at the age of 6. She told the crowdRead More →
BETHESDA, MD., March 10, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Bach to rockAmerica’s music school for students of all ages, today announces the launch of its franchisee pitch campaign, which will showcase the finest Bach to rock music school owners sharing their tips for successfully starting, owning and operating a Bach at rockRead More →
INDIANAPOLIS — American rock bands Alice In Chains and Breaking Benjamin are reuniting for the first time for a co-headlining tour with special guests Bush to host a rock night across the country, making it the one of the hottest tours of the summer. Produced by Live Nation, the 30-cityRead 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 →
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triangulated ash Photo by Michael Liebmann Wishbone Ash – Argus Live 50th Anniversary Tour Selected shows to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the historical album “Argus” ASHEVILLE, North Carolina, USA, Feb. 16, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ — Wishbone Ash’s US tour kicks off February 23 and runs through May 24. The tour,Read More →
Wishbone Ash’s US tour will kick off February 23 and run through May 24. The tour, with stops in the Northeast/Midwest and South/West, will continue the band’s 50th anniversary celebrations and also mark the golden anniversary of their seminal album, Argus. “Fortunately, before Covid-19 shut down live music around theRead 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 →
Glenn Wheatley, a legendary actor in the Australian music industry for over 50 years, has died of complications from COVID-19. He was 74 years old. After playing bass guitar with Master Apprentices in the 1960s, Wheatley continued to to become one of the greatest managers and talent scouts the AustralianRead More →
BETHESDA, MD., February 2, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — From Bach to RockAmerica’s music school for students of all ages, has seen strong growth in 2021 despite pandemic instabilities and is trending toward a robust 2022. The Bach to Rock System closed 2021 with a 33% increase in revenue over 2020, totalingRead More →
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (ADAMS) – The Indiana Institute of Criminal Justice announced the results of the enhanced law enforcement effort that took place over the holidays to reduce traffic accidents and fatalities. The Safe Family Travel campaign ran from Thanksgiving to New Years and led to increased high-visibility patrols and sobrietyRead More →
Bach to Rock, America’s music school for students of all ages Bach to Rock franchisees have shown unprecedented perseverance and resilience. I am so proud of our performance in 2021. Reaching nearly 500 students per school is a testament to our program and its appeal to parents and students alike,Read More →
Lilah Fear wants to entertain fans around the world when she and partner Lewis Gibson take to the ice in Beijing at next month’s Winter Olympics. Fear, 22, and Gibson, 27, were among the first athletes from Team Britain to secure a place on Britain’s plane – with the pairRead More →
Tributes to Meat Loaf continued to pour in after the Grammy-winning rock star died at the age of 74. Artists described the singer as lively and “full of madness” as the music world mourned the man behind 1977’s hit album Bat Out Of Hell. Queen guitarist Brian May, who workedRead More →
We get things later in Ireland. Punk came to the UK in 1976, but it was in 1977/78 that it really broke through here. Studio 54 in New York was already closed before we really embraced disco and, as far as the ‘Swinging Sixties’ go, well, history will show theyRead More →
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Houston rapper Hyro the Hero isn’t much of a rapper. His music is inspired by hard rock as well as hip-hop. He has collaborated with Disturbed, Hellyeah and Atreyu and has Slipknot at the top of his list of dream collaborators. Photo: José Cantu / José Cantu Hyro The HeroRead 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 →
Rock and roll fans know that the band that suggests the genre has lost its relevance has lost good taste. When you listen to some of the best rock bands of all time, it becomes clear that rock music is sure to pass the test of time and live asRead More →
The music of rock band Wavves has incredible endurance, both due to the band’s rock and roll classics and new indie-rock surfing. With more than a decade of jaw-dropping guitar solos, raucous howls of lyrics, and nationwide touring experience, Wavves brought amps and energy on November 11 to August HallRead 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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
When the historic Ellen Theater reopens this fall, Guitar One Records recording and touring artist Grant Ferguson is a featured act, performing at 7 p.m. Friday, November 5, with his Modern Rock Orchestra (MRO ), which was recently sold out. held in Billings, MT. Ferguson, based at Red Lodge, hasRead 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 →
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 →
At the turn of the 1980s, the Pretenders announced themselves to the world with what is widely regarded as one of the greatest debut albums of all time. They solidified their status as one of the most exciting bands around with their follow-up album “Pretenders II”, which celebrates its 40thRead More →
At the turn of the 1980s, the Pretenders announced themselves to the world with what is widely regarded as one of the greatest debut albums of all time. They solidified their status as one of the most exciting bands around with their follow-up album “Pretenders II”, which celebrates its 40thRead More →
Here in the United States, despite being the best-known band to emerge from the Britpop explosion in the mid-90s, Oasis never quite conquered America. Yet in their home country, the UK, they were more than gigantic, as evidenced by their two-night adventure in August 1996 in Knebworth, England. The documentaryRead More →
Here in the United States, despite being the best-known band to emerge from the Britpop explosion in the mid-90s, Oasis never quite conquered America. Yet in their home country, the UK, they were more than gigantic, as evidenced by their two-night adventure in August 1996 in Knebworth, England. The documentaryRead More →
Here in the United States, despite being the best-known band to emerge from the Britpop explosion of the mid-90s, Oasis never really conquered America. Yet in their home country of the UK they were more than gigantic, as evidenced by their two-night adventure in August 1996 in Knebworth, England. TheRead More →
Here in the United States, despite being the best-known band to emerge from the Britpop explosion in the mid-90s, Oasis never quite conquered America. Yet in their home country, the UK, they were more than gigantic, as evidenced by their two-night adventure in August 1996 in Knebworth, England. The documentaryRead More →
EVERETT – If you were a teenager in the late 1970s and early 1980s, you would hear Foreigner everywhere – from rock ‘n’ roll radio stations to the eight-track turntable in your car. Now you can see them live in Everett. Foreigner, one of the best-selling rock bands of allRead More →
As concerts and tours are halted around the world due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, some festivals are bravely continuing despite this. Yet while some high-profile multi-day events like Lollapalooza have run successfully this summer, Bonnaroo won’t be so lucky as the extravagance has been canceled due to the weather.Read More →
Just a few weeks ago, it seemed like live music was finally back on track more than a year after the COVID-19 outbreak caused the withdrawal of hundreds of artists around the world. Now, it looks like the celebration of the return of live music has been a bit prematureRead More →
In August 1971, when Can released his second album, Tago Mago, there wasn’t much that looked like it. Half a century later, there is still not much in the musical landscape like this record. The debut album of the German krautrock band, 1969’s Monster movie, featured many of the sameRead More →
Trapper performing at Mutare Music Festival How heavy music in Africa was born and developed, and what to expect in the future. The development of the Internet, social networks and applications such as 22Put and TickTock have allowed Western popular culture to spread across continents and countries. While pop cultureRead More →
Although now built primarily in Mexico and the United States, by the late 1980s Charvel guitars were made exclusively in Japan. Japanese rock guitars from the golden age of shred are celebrated by a certain breed of players, and Charvel’s new MJ series – which also includes signature models forRead More →
Best known as the drummer for the legendary rock band and rock and roll Hall of Fame inductee Def Leppard, Rick Allen has also become an accomplished painter in recent years. This weekend, he made two appearances in the region to celebrate his latest creations. Allen, drummer on Def LepRead More →
Best known as the drummer for the legendary rock band and rock and roll Hall of Fame inductee Def Leppard, Rick Allen has also become an accomplished painter in recent years. This weekend, he made two appearances in the region to celebrate his latest creations. Allen, drummer on Def LepRead More →
Best known as the drummer for the legendary rock band and rock and roll Hall of Fame inductee Def Leppard, Rick Allen has also become an accomplished painter in recent years. This weekend, he made two appearances in the region to celebrate his latest creations. Allen, drummer on Def LepRead More →
And everywhere ? Because if the headlines of the news of 1994 hinted at a dark era for heavy music, the albums released that year told a far more inspiring story – one of the scenes coming true and the bands fulfilling the promises they made. had barely hinted at.Read More →
The 80s are best known for punk rock, preppies, funk, New Wave, and voluminous hair. Fashion was outrageous like the music people made. It gave birth to the rap and breakdance that many Millennials now consider old school. However, the 1980s also marked some of the most iconic events inRead More →
An iconic classic rock band is celebrating their 50th anniversary with the release of a brand new live album recorded right here in the Hudson Valley. Just months before the global pandemic hit the United States, Daryl’s house in Pawling was packed for an unforgettable performance. Now that concert isRead More →
Earlier this week, the United States Senate voted unanimously to make National Independence Day June 19 a federal holiday on June 19 of each year to celebrate the end of slavery in the country. The date has grown in importance in recent years and has been recognized by many companiesRead More →
Earlier this week, the United States Senate voted unanimously to make National Independence Day June 19 a federal holiday on June 19 of each year to celebrate the end of slavery in the country. The date has grown in importance in recent years and has been recognized by many companiesRead More →
Black Music Month kicks off this month and features reissues of classics from some of the world’s greatest artists including Charles Mingus, Curtis Mayfield, Milt Jackson & Ray Charles, Zapp & Roger, The Drifters, The Time and Miles’ unreleased music. Davis and Roberta Flack. Influential black artists paved the musicalRead 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 →
Not everyone, of course, is as strong-willed as Danny, and unlike him, many musicians suffer from poor mental health as well. Add to that an industry that often exploits those it makes money from, even the strongest will can be overwhelmed. Ginger Wildheart, the 56-year-old frontman of The Wildhearts –Read More →
Which is better: UK rock music or US rock music? Continuing our examination of musical genres, the answer to this question, provided at the end of today’s episode, is already known to astute readers familiar with previous Music Historicity columns. Much like the question of CDs versus vinyl albums, aRead 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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
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The Dallas Morning News publishes a multi-part series on important issues voters need to consider when choosing a president this year. This column is part of the latest installment in our What’s at Stake series, which focuses on optimism. Find the full series here. One of the more cynical memoriesRead More →
Legendary guitarist Eddie Van Halen is dead 65 years old. One of the most influential guitarists of the modern era, Van Halen was known for his mastery of the two hand tapping technique and to bring virtuoso rock guitar soloing back into the mainstream of popular music in the lateRead More →
In the weekly magazine of the Resolute Guide! chronicle, we’re taking a look at a crucial pop culture question you’ve been dying to know the answer to – and we’re fixing it, once and for all The Rolling Stones, Fleetwood Mac and Bruce Springsteen, to name just three, are allRead More →
Rock and roll is a genre that too often tends to become Americanized. Although rock has spread to all corners of the world, the United States has always embraced the musical genre as its own. As far as America brought to rock, the genre actually hardened once it hit EnglishRead More →
Do you remember when rock and roll was on the air? I’m not talking about the Rolling Stones or Motley Crue. I’m talking about that clean, modern rock from the early 2000s, when every rock band that popped up seemed like nothing but carbon copies of Nickelback. Rock has longRead More →
The ’60s are often considered the decade when the British dominated rock, but our list of the 25 best American classic rock bands of the’ 60s shows that there was a lot to love about the United States. While most English bands (the Beatles, of course, were the most notableRead More →
In these troubled times America is home to a wide array of pop stars using laptops and synthesizers. Meanwhile, in the United Kingdom (the country which practically invented electro-pop), there is a new awareness of British guitar-rock bands plugging into guitars and turning on amps. And they brought hooks andRead More →
The United States has funded rock groups in Venezuela to record songs promoting democracy – and undermining Hugo Chávez’s rule – according to documents released following a Freedom of Information Act request. More than 10 groups were hired in 2011 to produce new songs promoting free speech in this oil-richRead More →
During the ’80s a lot of the best rock music produced came from the United States, and we’re honoring the best of them with our look at the Top 20 American Classic Rock Bands of the’ 80s. The ’80s proved to be a time of massive rock domination, with hairRead More →
The sounds of classic rock have always had more international connections than you might imagine. While many people immediately focus on America when it comes to the rock genre, the larger forms of rock and roll have always resembled a dialogue between the United States and the United Kingdom. RockRead More →
Metal hair. One of the most distinct musical subgenres of all time and one of the biggest fads of the 1980s. Bright colors, skin-tight leather, soft, sticky guitar riffs and enough hairspray to hold a guitar. -sky. We all know who the greats were back then: Motley Crue, Def Leppard,Read More →
There was a time when the success of a single depended on its music video. With an innovative and imaginative music trailer, one song would almost guarantee a big spin on music television, and the rest, as they say, was history. What would become of Queen’s I want to beRead More →
He is considered one of the last defenders of rock’n’roll: showman, icon, innovator. But musician Nick Cave has cast criticism on the future of the beleaguered genre as he faces a post-#MeToo reckoning with his legacy of bad behavior. A fan wrote on Cave’s website, red hand filesto ask whatRead More →
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For music fans 2019 could prove to be a classic rock gold mine and for record companies the year could end up being one of the biggest album re-release years in history, some of the greatest albums in music history turning 50 in 2019. By the end of the 1960s,Read More →
Photo: Pedro Fiuza / NurPhoto via Getty Images “Headphones connect to iPhone / iPhone connected to Internet / Connected to Google / Connected to government,” MIA raps on “The Message”, the introductory track of his 2010 LP Λ O Λ (pronounced “Maya”). At the time, the provocative lyrics sounded ridiculous,Read More →
1. The Beatles John Pratt / Keystone / Getty Trained in: Liverpool, UK in 1960All album sales in the United States: 178.0 millionMost popular album: The BeatlesAnnual Wikipedia page visits: 9 168 431 Detailed results and methodology Rock music is unique in that the artists mostly work together and releaseRead More →
From left to right, BB Borden, Rick Willis, Doug Gray, Marcus Henderson, Tony Black and Chris Hicks of the Marshall Tucker Band. (Photo submitted) Copyright © 2021 Roswell Daily Record Very few bands have influenced an entire generation with their style and have remained as relevant to rock and countryRead More →
Special report April 6, 2018 13:49 Last update: January 12, 2020 at 1:41 am Rock and roll has been a huge cultural force since it first appeared on the music scene in the 1950s. Not only has it radically altered the evolution of popular music, but it has also influencedRead More →
These three groups could be the next Nirvana. It’s been a long time since Nirvana reached fame on the heels of “Smells Like Teen Spirit” and their album. It does not matter brought the alternative and grunge to the forefront of the rock world. But since? There hasn’t really beenRead More →
Today (July 13), the nation’s most popular streaming service shared rankings by genre that audiences normally don’t have access to – Spotify’s most popular rock bands. The occasion is International Rock n Roll Day (centered around the anniversary of the 1985 Live Aid concert) and the big reveal features theRead More →
Drawing from classic rock, modern rock and Celtic influences, the genre of Celtic rock, which was born in the 1970s, is a blend of folk and rock, which despite its name was not created exclusively by people from the UK. Celtic influences can be found in the music of folk-rockRead More →
Bono is not on this list. St. Patrick’s Day and the hangover that comes with it are just around the corner, so it’s important to prepare with a solid Irish reading list. Many of your friends will have obvious choices with big names like U2, Flogging Molly, Dropkick Murphys orRead More →