The world may have lost Chris Cornell in May 2017, however the legendary musician’s memory lived on at the Grammys last night. Up for best rock performance, Cornell’s “When Bad Does Good” was announced as the winner last night, during the L.A. ceremony prior to the Grammys’ televised segment. There to accept the award were […]
Category: Classic Rock
Jim Dunlop passes away at 97
Ir was announced yesterday that the legend, Jim Dunlop Sr. has passed away. To many in the musical-instrument industry, Jim Dunlop Sr.was the crowned king of guitar accessories. Over the course of his long career, his eponymous company’s vast selection of everything from capos to picks and pedals became one of the best-known in the […]
2019 Rolling Stones U.S. Tour “No Filter” is Ready for Takeoff
The Alliance for Lifetime Income is proud to announce that it is the sole sponsor of the 2019 Rolling Stones “No Filter” Tour. The tour will take place in the U.S. from April to June 2019. The Rolling Stones are age-defying icons that continue to operate at the cutting edge of entertainment and business. Similarly, […]
Lynyrd Skynyrd Adds more Tour Dates
Lynyrd Skynyrd recently announced that they have extended their Last of the Street Survivors Farewell Tour to cover a good chunk of 2019, adding 21 more dates in the U.S. The entire tour calendar, including Canada and Europe legs, is below. These additional shows are spread out between May and late September. Look for them […]
Metallica’s James Hetfield’s Acting Debut has Premiered at Sundance
On January 25th, The official teaser trailer for Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile starring Metallica frontman James Hetfield was released. The film is based on true events, and eerily follows the life of infamous American serial killer Ted Bundy, played by Zac Efron. Hetfield plays the role as patrol officer Bob Hayward and is shown […]
KISS’ Paul Stanley Says Farewell Tour will Go on for Years
What KISS’ final tour kicked off on Thursday, January 31st in Vancouver. But it will likely be a while before the actual final farewell. “This is going to last a few years,” in a recent interview, Paul Stanley told about the End of the Road World Tour, which has currently announced dates announced through December […]
Paul Simon Talks Reworking Old Songs For ‘In the Blue Light’ Album On ‘The Late Show’
Paul Simon paid a visit to The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Monday night (Jan. 28) to perform two tracks from his latest album In the Blue Light and talk about the making of the record, which features re-recordings of Simon’s lesser-known songs. The esteemed singer-songwriter first performed a re-imagined version of “Rene and […]
Ozzy Osbourne’s Illness leads to Postponing of European Tour
Ozzy Osbourne has been forced to take a break from his No More Tours 2 outing. A spokesperson for the rockstar announced on Tuesday that after initially postponing the first four dates of the upcoming European leg of the tour because of the flu, a follow-up doctor’s visit revealed a diagnosis of a severe upper-respiratory […]
Hell Freezes Over Again, 25 Years Later
Hell Freezes Over is the Eagles’ historic April 1994 reunion that resulted in a 9-times platinum album that spent 2 weeks atop the charts and spawned a mega-successful 2-year tour. And now, on March 8, 2019, Geffen/UMe is set to celebrate the 25th anniversary of this momentous release with the first ever standalone U.S. reissue of Hell Freezes Over on double 180-gram […]
Are You Ready to Rock @ RockFest 80’s?
This year, the epic two-day event came to the Miramar Amphitheater on Saturday November 10th, & Sunday November 11th. As always, the festival delivered a non-stop rock experience, taking you back to the best time in music history! This year’s spectacular lineup featured: Vince Neil, Ace Frehley, Cinderella’s Tom Keifer, Night Ranger, Sebastian Bach, KIX, Winger, Mr Big’s Eric Martin, Trixter, Firehouse, Steelheart, Lynch mob, Nelson, Zebra and Kickin Valentina. Stay tuned in by […]