AC/DC’s guitarist Malcolm Young passed away last week, becoming the second Young brother to die this year. George Young the band’s producer and longtime supporter of the band died October 22nd, leaving Angus the remaining Young in the AC/DC family. It’s been a long road for Malcolm, retiring from the touring portion of the band […]
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Eagles and Jimmy Buffett Join Forces for 2018 Tour
Although just a rumor a few weeks ago, we can now confirm that the Eagles and Jimmy Buffett will be joining forces to tour in 2018. However, the fun doesn’t stop there. James Taylor joins the Eagles for a few dates in late June 2018. The Eagles began as the touring band for Linda Ronstadt […]
KISS’ Gene Simmons Apologizes to Fox News
Gene Simmons is anything but shy, given his years of being the spokesperson for one of the most band of all time, KISS. Gene Simmons is a celebrated author, entrepreneur, savvy businessman, and talented musician, one thing he’s not is on the will call sheet for Fox News anytime soon, even though he’s just publically […]
Monday Morning Music Headlines
Here are your Monday morning music news headlines… David Cassidy, 70s teen idol, and Keith on the popular television show ‘The Partridge Family’ who died last week of multiple organ failures, will not have a formal funeral in Florida. There will instead a formal remembrance ceremony to be scheduled at a later date. Wayne Cochran, […]
The Latest Music News Headlines
Let’s share a few music news headlines as we head to the weekend… A guitar once owned by Bob Dylan was recently auctioned off to the tune of $400,000. Heritage Auctions in Dallas held the auction, the winning bidder remains anonymous. Time flies when you’re having fun; the Monkees “Daydream Believer” celebrates it’s 50th birthday […]
Cat Stevens on PBS Next Month
PBS has announced it will air a documentary about legendary artist Cat Stevens in December, the exact date has yet to be identified. In the documentary, Cat performs all your favorites, including “Miles from Nowhere,” “Oh Very Young,” “Wild World,” and our all-time classic, “Peace Train.” Cat Stevens hit it big in the late 60s […]
Giving Thanks for The Best Music Ever Made
It’s Thanksgiving Day, a time for the family to gather around the dinner table and reflect upon the things we’re most thankful for. If you’re a rock and roll fan, we think you’ll agree with this list of what we appreciate most this year… We could never repay the happiness and joy the founders of […]
‘Celebrating David Bowie’ Announces 2018 Tour Dates
It’s been over a year since we lost legendary rocker David Bowie, but his music lives on with the ‘Celebrating David Bowie’ tour, which features artists that either know or once toured with David. 2017 was the inaugural year for this unusual tour; the response was so good the estate and management teams have announced […]
Ian Anderson – Jethro Tull On The Road in 2018
Ian Anderson IS Jethro Tull, one of the most interesting rock bands that ever showed up in the late 60s and early 70s. Imagine the courage it took to bring a flute to a live concert stage? He and his bandmates are currently touring the UK and Europe this year and early next, but will […]
The Best From 1967
50 years ago world seemed upside down; the Vietnam War was in full swing, NASA suffered one of its 1st tragedy when Virgil Grissom, first American spacewalker Ed White and rookie Roger Chaffee died in a flash fire while in a capsule on the ground, and women and African Americans were fighting to have their […]