Classics Du Jour

Lynyrd Skynyrd’s epic Last of the Street Survivors Farewell Tour is set to enter its third year with the band announcing a new set of shows between March and August 2020. “We’ve said we want to play every venue and market we’ve ever visited around the world one last time and even some places we … Continue reading Lynyrd Skynyrd Announce 2020 Tour Dates →

James Taylor has announced his first tour dates for 2020. The “Fire and Rain” singer will head out on a coast-to-coast Canadian tour with special guest Bonnie Raitt beginning in Victoria, BC on April 14, 2020. After 12 shows north of the border, Taylor will then embark on a U.S. trek with one concert already … Continue reading James Taylor Announces First 2020 Tour Dates →

After a relatively quiet 2019, Pearl Jam has decided to kick off the final month of the year with exciting news- announcing not only a 2020 European tour but also that their fan club holiday singles will be released to streaming services. Under the banner 12 days of Pearl Jam, the band will be rolling … Continue reading Listen: Pearl Jam Announces 12 Holiday Singles and Summer Tour →

Duff McKagan has released a video for his recent single “Cold Outside,” a song that addresses the growing crisis of homelessness across the U.S. Watch in the player below. Produced by and featuring Shooter Jennings – son of country music legends Waylon Jennings and Jessi Colter – the video drops on Giving Tuesday and benefits … Continue reading Watch: Duff McKagan Releases New Video to Support Charity for the Homeless →

Mick Mars may be in the midst of planning a reunion tour with Mötley Crüe but, in spite of a suddenly busier schedule in 2020, the guitarist hasn’t given up on his own projects. Last week Mars confirmed via tweet that his debut solo record will drop in April. Mars has been working on the album … Continue reading Mötley Crüe’s Mick Mars Confirms 2020 Solo Release →

Chicago, the legendary “rock band with horns,” has announced a North American summer tour with Rick Springfield. Kicking off on June 12, 2020, in Concord, CA, the co-headlining trek will visit 26 cities across the U.S. and Canada before wrapping up on August 1, 2020, in Rosemont, Illinois. Tickets go on sale to the general … Continue reading Chicago Plots 2020 Tour with Rick Springfield →

Paul McCartney has announced a new run of shows in 2020. The former Beatle will be taking his Freshen Up tour back on the road in May of next year for a string of European shows, including the recently announced headlining gig at the Glastonbury Festival’s 50th anniversary. McCartney will launch the next leg of … Continue reading Paul McCartney Announces 2020 Tour Dates →

A previously unreleased recording of Cream’s “Sunshine Of Your Love” has been revealed in anticipation of the group’s forthcoming box set Goodbye Tour Live 1968. The track was recorded at California’s Oakland Coliseum Arena on October 4, 1968, just weeks ahead of the band’s final show at London’s Royal Albert Hall. Listen in the player … Continue reading Listen to a Previously Unreleased Recording of Cream’s “Sunshine Of Your Love” →

Robbie Robertson has released an irreverent new Christmas single titled, “Happy Holidays”. Available as a digital download, the new tune features such humorous lyrics as, “Please don’t leave Old Saint Nick/Too much milk and cookies/’Cause by the time he gets round to us/He won’t be able to get/His fat ass down the chimney.” Listen below. … Continue reading Listen: Robbie Robertson Drops Irreverent new Christmas Single, “Happy Holidays” →

Iggy Pop has released a surreal new video for the song “Sonali” from his latest album Free. Directed by multi-instrumentalist/producer Mac DeMarco, the bizarre visuals feature a lizard-man driving through rush hour traffic in a pink faux-fur covered Mercedes convertible, searching for his lizard-woman girlfriend. The video is a throwback to DeMarco’s own music video … Continue reading Watch Iggy Pop’s new Music Video for “Sonali” →

Eric Clapton will honor his friend and former bandmate, Ginger Baker at a special tribute show on February 17, 2020, at London’s Hammersmith Apollo. The event is billed as Eric Clapton and Friends: A Tribute to Ginger Baker, and will pay homage to the late musician’s legendary career including Clapton and Baker’s seminal work together … Continue reading Eric Clapton to Honor Ginger Baker with Special Charity Show →

Neil Young has announced that after 45 years in the vault his album Homegrown will finally be released. The LP was originally set to drop in 1975, with Young going so far as to commission album art. At the last moment, however, he decided to pull the plug, opting instead to release the album Tonight’s … Continue reading Neil Young to Release ‘Homegrown’ Album, More than 4 Decades Later →