Classics Du Jour

For Supertramp, Roger Hodgson wrote some of the most-recognized songs of the 70s and 80s. Now, the singer-songwriter is reviving the band’s 1974 album Crime of the Century. Listen to Hodgson’s recent interview with the CBC as he opens up about his songwriting, his falling out with Supertramp bandmember Rick Davies and the highs and … Continue reading Roger Hodgson Discusses Supertramp and the Highs and Lows of His Career →

Styx will hit the road in the new year for a North American tour that includes a special string of shows with the Nashville Symphony. The tour kicks of January 15th in Apsen, CO and concludes March 20th in Norman, OK. The band will perform with the Nashville Symphony in Music City on February 19th, 20th … Continue reading Styx Hitting the Road for North American Tour →

On CBS Sunday Morning, Foreigner guitarist Mick Jones opened up to Anthony Mason about getting his start in music, his success with Foreigner, and for the first time – about his mental health.  Watch For the Record below.

A television special featuring highlights from the 2014 Classic Rock Roll of Honour Awards premieres Sunday night at 9pm EST on AXS TV. The Awards ceremony, which took place in November, was held at the Avalon Ballroom in Los Angeles. It was the first time the annual event, which has been going on for ten … Continue reading AXS TV Special on Classic Rock Roll of Honour Airs Tonight →

British rock singer Joe Cocker died Monday at the age of 70. He was battling lung cancer at the time of his death. Cocker, known for his rough, raspy, but soulful voice, had a career that lasted nearly six decades.  He was known best for his takes on other artists’ songs – first with his … Continue reading Joe Cocker Dies at Age 70 →

“When Roger and I play, you can put – in some way – the stamp of Queen on it,” Brian May said in a behind-the-scenes video courtesy of Universal Music Japan, while discussing the band’s current tour. “It’s not Queen like the old days, but it’s the spirit of Queen that’s alive when we play … Continue reading Brian May Reveals What Adam Lambert Can Do, That Freddie Mercury Couldn’t →

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has announced its 2015 inductees, and honorees include Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble, Lou Reed (as a solo artist), Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, Green Day, Bill Withers, and the Paul Butterfield Band. Ringo Starr will be honored at the ceremony with the Award for Musical Excellence, … Continue reading Joan Jett, Lou Reed, Stevie Ray Vaughan Among 2015 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductees →

In a new interview with CBC, Paul McCartney discusses his new single – the title track from the brand new video game, Destiny – as well as reflecting on the 34th anniversary of John Lennon’s death, while sharing memories of his late friend and former band mate. Listen to the interview here via CBC: Hope … Continue reading Paul McCartney Reflects on 34th Anniversary of John Lennon’s Death, Shares Memories →

Rare photographs of John Lennon are on display in Liverpool in an exhibition by legendary rock and roll photographer Bob Gruen. The photographs, taken during Lennon’s time in New York, have never been on display publicly outside of New York and London. The exhibit also features some previously unseen photographs. Julia Baird, John Lennon’s sister, … Continue reading Rare John Lennon Photos On Display in Liverpool →

The Who have kicked off their 50th Anniversary tour to rave reviews in the U.K. and will tour stateside beginning in April 2015. Check out this video featuring a behind-the scenes look at The Who Hits 50! Tour: 2015 Tour Dates – Leg 1 4/15 – Tampa, FL – Amalie Arena 4/17 – Miami, FL … Continue reading Behind-The-Scenes Look at The Who’s 50th Anniversary Tour →

John Fogerty has spoken out about the lawsuit brought up against him by former Creedence Clearwater Revival bandmates. “The people who come to my shows know they will hear me sing and play the songs I wrote and recorded over the past four decades of my career,” Fogerty said in a statement. “Every night we … Continue reading Creedence Clearwater Members Suing John Fogerty →

When tickets for U2’s iNNOCENCE + eXPERIENCE Tour went on sale Monday, shows in multiple cities across North American and Europe quickly sold out. Now the band has added more two-night stands to the tour including additional shows in New York, Chicago, Boston, Montreal, Amsterdam, Stockholm , Berlin and Paris. Tickets for the new shows … Continue reading U2 Adds More Tour Dates After Tickets Sell Out →