Classics Du Jour

A Pink Floyd exhibit which has been stationed in London for the past 4 years will head stateside this summer. The Pink Floyd Exhibition: Their Mortal Remains is scheduled to open in Los Angeles on August 3rd. The exhibition will remain at LA’s Vogue Multicultural Museum through November 28th. Their Mortal Remains is a chronological … Continue reading Pink Floyd Exhibition Heading to the States this Summer →

Rusty Young – singer, guitarist and co-founder of Americana and country rock band Poco – died Wednesday, April 14th at his home in Missouri of a heart attack . He was 75 years old. Norman Russell Young was born on February 23, 1946 in Long Beach, CA. He was raised in Denver, CO where he … Continue reading Rusty Young of Poco Dies at 75 →

Mick Jagger and Dave Grohl surprised fans this week with the release of a brand new track titled “Eazy Sleazy”. Written by the Rolling Stones frontman, “Easy Sleazy” bemoans life under lockdown during the COVID-19 pandemic while mocking the conspiracy theories, anti-vaxxer sentiments and even the TikTok videos that came with it. You can hear … Continue reading Mick Jagger & Dave Grohl Team Up on New Song “Eazy Sleazy” →

A previously unreleased Prince album recorded in 2010 is being released by Legacy Recordings and the Prince Estate on July 30th. The title track, “Welcome 2 America” is out now on digital and streaming platforms. You can listen now in the player below. A press release announcing the album calls the project a “powerful creative … Continue reading Previously Unreleased Prince Album Due Out This Summer [Listen] →

In August of 1976, Lynyrd Skynyrd performed a historic concert in Knebworth, England for an audience of more than 150,000. The powerhouse performance – part of a daylong festival headlined by the Rolling Stones – featured some of Skynyrd’s biggest hits including “Sweet Home Alabama,” “Gimme Three Steps,” and “Free Bird.” Now that concert will … Continue reading Lynyrd Skynyrd’s ‘Live At Knebworth’ Concert Film Due Out Next Month →

Van Morrison today released the latest track from his forthcoming double album. “Only A Song” is featured on Latest Record Project: Volume 1, due out May 7th. It marks the 75-year-old’s 42nd record. You can hear “Only A Song” now in the player below and on all streaming and digital platforms. Latest Record Project: Volume … Continue reading Van Morrison’s New Track is ‘Only a Song’ [Listen] →

Most rock music fans don’t expect much from the GRAMMY Awards these days, but criticism of the self-described “biggest night” in music mounted this week after Sunday’s lackluster tribute to the late, great Eddie Van Halen during the annual awards ceremony. While the GRAMMYS’ annual In Memoriam segment paid tribute to artists such as John … Continue reading Wolfgang Van Halen Declined Invitation to Perform GRAMMY Tribute to His Father →

Blackmore’s Night – led by legendary guitarist Ritchie Blackmore and award-winning vocalist Candice Night – today released their first new album in six years. In a series of videos, Blackmore and Night discuss the songs on Nature’s Light, track by track. While Nature’s Light is rooted in a traditional approach, fans of Ritchie Blackmore’s unique … Continue reading Blackmore’s Night Discuss New Album: Track-by-Track →

Pink Floyd will release their 1990 headlining performance at England’s Knebworth House on CD, vinyl and digital platforms on April 30th. The 7-song set was previously unreleased until it appeared on the band’s 2019 The Later Years box set, but will now be released as a standalone live album. The 1990 Silver Clef Award Winners … Continue reading Pink Floyd Announce ‘Live at Knebworth’ Album →

Nancy Wilson this week released the title track from her new solo EP You and Me. The lyric video for the song, which is an ode to the Heart co-founder’s late mother, premiered today via Rolling Stone. You can also get the track now on digital and streaming platforms. You and Me, due out May … Continue reading Nancy Wilson Releases Title Track “You and Me” from New Solo Album →

Cleveland rocker, radio host and television personality Michael Stanley died Friday at the age of 72. Stanley and his band received national recognition in the early 80’s with their hits “He Can’t Love You” and “My Town”, but in Ohio and the surrounding area, Michael Stanley was a rock and roll icon. At their height, … Continue reading Cleveland’s Hometown Rock Hero Michael Stanley Dies at 72 →

The husband and wife team of legendary guitarist Ritchie Blackmore and award-winning vocalist Candice Night will next week release the first new album from Blackmore’s Night in six years. On Nature’s Light, Blackmore, Night and their 7-piece band of minstrels continue to mix the tradition of Folk music and a love for the Renaissance era … Continue reading Ritchie Blackmore Offers a Magical Escape from Reality with New Blackmore’s Night Album →