The band Yes has had a great run and terrific past 24 months. With iconic progressive rock tunes like “Roundabout” and “Owner of a Lonely Heart” and admission into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2017, it’s been a real kick. Yes just announced its late summer and fall tour dates and locations, […]
Category: Classic Hits
Your Monday Music Headlines to Start Your Week!
It’s nearing the beginning of football season, which means for most of you cooler weather and shorter work days. Oh that’s right; it’s still a 40 hour work week. Here are a few music news headlines to take your mind off that meeting this morning… Neil Schon is really mad at other members of Journey […]
Did You Know… Phil Collins Edition
Phil Collins announced his retirement from touring and music altogether a few years ago, battling health issues and depression. Phil’s health returned, as did his thirst to be on the road again. His ‘Not Dead Yet’ tour just added more dates for London and Ireland; in the meantime let’s share a few Phil Collins Fun […]
The Best Summer Hits of All-Time
We’re well past the middle of summer, in many states the kids have already gone back to school. Although the Labor Day weekend is the official end of summer, we’re still hoping to keep the sunshine flowing with a look at what we think are the best Summer Songs of all time… “Summer in the […]
End of the Work Week Music Headlines
The ‘boss’ Bruce Springsteen announced a few weeks ago that he and his label will be releasing the first two shows of his 1977 tour with the E Street Band. Log on to Live.BruceSpringsteen.net to get more info. That’s not all that has gone on in the rock world recently… A few of the band […]
A Big Time Guitarist Hits the Road This Fall
Robert Cray is a guitar virtuoso, earning five Grammys and countless awards over the years, but he’s never really gotten the credit he so richly deserves. Robert was born in Columbus, GA in 1953 to a father in the military, but moved with his family to Tacoma, WA where he spent his formative years. Did […]
The Very Best From 1977
‘Star Wars’ hit the theatres in 1977, the miniseries ‘Roots’ drew an audience of 130 million, and the Grammy Record of the Year in 1977 was “This Masquerade,” by George Benson. What were the top rock tunes of 1977? The Eagles and “Hotel California” Aerosmith’s “Walk This Way” Queen and “We Are the Champions” Ram […]
Steve Winwood Hitting the Road This September
Steve Winwood is a rock and roll survivor, beginning his journey at the tender age of 14 as a member of the Spencer Davis Group, and then being an integral member of incredible bands like Blind Faith, and Traffic. In the 80s, Steve had a highly successful career as a solo artist, hitting it big […]
Lindsey Buckingham and Christine McVie Add Tour Stops
Lindsey Buckingham and Christine McVie are having way too much fun touring this summer, so it makes perfect sense that we hear they’ve added new dates to the 2017 tour, spilling over into October and November… October 14th, San Jose, CA October 15th, Paso Robles, CA October 17th, Santa Barbara, CA October 19th, San Diego, […]
Remembering Elvis’s Death 40 Years Ago Today
40 years ago today (August 16th, 1977) Elvis Presley died at the incredibly young age of 42; his autopsy and cause of death would later reveal years of pharmaceutical drug abuse and addition. Elvis died in his bathroom in his luxurious Memphis home on August 16, 1977. Don’t kid yourself; his death didn’t prevent Elvis […]