December 2019 New Releases Dec 20 Frank Zappa, The Hot Rats Sessions (50th Anniversary Reissue) Dec 15 The Hot Rats Book, written by Bill Gubbins and Ahmet Zappa Dec 13 America, Live In Concert: Wildwood Springs 2008 Jimi Hendrix, Songs For Groovy Children: The Fillmore East Concerts – vinyl release The Police, Every Move You Make: … Continue reading New and Upcoming Classic Rock Releases for 2019 →

Kiss has announced the venues for the previously revealed End of the Road 2020 tour stops. Earlier this month the band shared a list of 75 planned shows while on stage during their annual Kiss Kruise – but revealed only the dates and cities, not the venue nor the date that the tickets go on … Continue reading Kiss Detail 2020 Tour but Cancel Upcoming Australian Shows Due to Illness →

“Do I listen more to music that I grew up with when I’m on my own? Is my iTunes full of 70s and 80s stuff more than it is 90s and onwards? Absolutely!” Def Leppard frontman Joe Elliott and his side project band Down ‘n’ Outz are out with their third studio album, the aptly … Continue reading Up to the Task: Joe Elliott’s Down ‘N’ Outz Deliver ‘This Is How We Roll’ →

Elton John has added new dates to the 2020 North American leg of his massive Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour. The 24 new shows will be scattered throughout the existing tour schedule and now include two-night stands in large cities like Toronto, Montreal, Chicago, and Houston, as well as stops in smaller-market cities like Hershey, … Continue reading Elton John Adds Shows to 2020 North American Tour →

Though it has been more than two years since the death of Chris Cornell, guitarist Kim Thayil revealed in an interview with SiriusXM’s Trunk Nation LA Invasion this week, that another Soundgarden album may be “possible.” Thayil explained the band was working on a new album at the time of Cornell’s death and there are … Continue reading A New Soundgarden Album is “Possible” Says Kim Thayil →

“The best reward is looking out there and seeing people who obviously had maybe death and illness and all those bad things happen in their lives, you know, and you really get that feeling back from the audience. That’s part of the whole thrill of the whole thing.” Foreigner founding member Mick Jones has his … Continue reading 20/20 Vision: Foreigner Celebrates 40th Anniversary of ‘Double Vision’ →

The Monkees will be heading out on the road again in 2020 for a three-week trek called An Evening With The Monkees. The tour launches on April 3rd in Vancouver, BC and concludes in Nashville, TN on April 26th. See below for a complete list of tour dates. As with their 2018 & 2019 shows, … Continue reading The Monkees Announce 2020 Tour and Live Album →

Grammy Award-winning musician Brian Setzer has been forced to cancel his 16th annual Christmas Rocks! Tour with The Brian Setzer Orchestra due to a severe case of tinnitus. Setzer and his 19-piece orchestra were set to take their critically acclaimed holiday extravaganza on the road this week, with 26 shows planned across the country starting … Continue reading Brian Setzer Cancels Christmas Tour due to Severe Case of Tinnitus →

Neil Young was all set to become a U.S. citizen this week when he found out that his application had been delayed due to cannabis use. The Canadian born Young recently applied for dual citizenship so that he could vote in the upcoming U.S. election. He’s been upfront and honest about smoking pot for years … Continue reading Neil Young’s U.S. Citizenship Bid Delayed Due to Marijuana Use →

On November 8th the inimitable Rolling Stones dropped their previously unreleased live album and concert film Bridges to Buenos Aires, which captures the band’s full April 5, 1998 show at the River Plate Stadium in Buenos Aires, Argentina – the last of a five-night, sold-out run at the venue. The Stones were in the midst … Continue reading Watch the Rolling Stones Perform “Jumpin Jack Flash” from their ‘Bridges to Buenos Aires’ Concert Film →

The Black Crowes are reuniting for a North American tour to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their debut album Shake Your Money Maker. A concert poster, spotted on Saturday in New York City, revealed two show dates in July 2020 but complete details remained a mystery until today. Brothers Chris and Rich Robinson officially announced … Continue reading The Black Crowes Set for 2020 ‘Shake Your Money Maker’ Tour →

Ozzy Osbourne has announced the rescheduled dates for the European leg of his No More Tours 2. Earlier this year Ozzy was forced to postpone all of his 2019 tour dates after a fall, sustained while sick with pneumonia, aggravated a years-old injury and sent him in for surgery. The European tour was rescheduled for … Continue reading Ozzy Osbourne Announces Rescheduled 2020 European Tour Dates →