Phil Collins, one of the most enduring voices in rock and pop music, has given fans a rare update on his health after several years of serious medical challenges. Speaking in a BBC interview ahead of his 75th birthday, Collins said that he is now “totally mobile and healthy” following what he described as a […]
Category: Classic Rock
Sepultura Announces Final North American Tour with Heavy-Hitting Support Lineup
Brazilian metal titans Sepultura have unveiled the dates for what will be their final North American tour, bringing down the curtain on more than four decades of influential heavy music. The Celebrating Life Through Death tour kicks off on April 29, 2026 in Montclair, New Jersey, and runs through May 29 in Los Angeles, spanning […]
Bruce Springsteen Turns Benefit Gig Into Defiant Call for Justice
At a surprise appearance during the Light of Day WinterFest benefit in Red Bank, New Jersey, Bruce Springsteen used his platform to deliver an impassioned political message that blended his music with pointed criticism of current U.S. immigration enforcement and leadership. The legendary rocker wove together performance and protest in a moment that quickly became […]
Classic Rock Meets Pop Royalty at BottleRock Napa Valley 2026
From May 22 to May 24, the iconic BottleRock Napa Valley returns to Northern California with a massive and genre‑crossing 2026 lineup that promises something for almost every music fan. As one of the Bay Area’s premier music, food, and wine festivals, BottleRock has become a Memorial Day weekend staple — and this year’s roster […]
How a Netflix Finale Sent “Landslide” Back to the Charts
Fleetwood Mac’s Landslide has achieved a remarkable chart milestone more than half a century after its first release. The tender acoustic ballad, written by Stevie Nicks and originally featured on the band’s 1975 self‑titled album, debuted at No. 41 on the Billboard Hot 100 this week, marking the first time the original studio recording has […]
Wynonna Judd Honors Bob Weir’s Legacy and Friendship
Wynonna Judd is mourning the loss of a longtime friend and musical legend as the music world continues to pay tribute to Bob Weir, the co‑founding guitarist of the Grateful Dead. Known for his expansive influence across rock and folk audiences, Weir’s passing has drawn reflections from artists of many genres, including country star Wynonna […]
Bush Announce 2026 U.S. Tour “The Land of Milk and Honey”
Veteran British rock band Bush have officially announced their spring 2026 U.S. tour, dubbed The Land of Milk and Honey Tour, marking their first major headlining run in support of their critically noted album I Beat Loneliness. The tour will see the post‑grunge icons crisscross the United States with multiple appearances at major venues and […]
Houston Rodeo Rides Back to Its Roots with Country-Heavy 2026 Lineup
The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo has unveiled its 2026 concert lineup, and the music is tilting decisively back to its country roots. Spanning 21 star-powered performances between March 2 and 22, the schedule leans heavily into cowboy boots and Southern twang, featuring Tim McGraw, Lainey Wilson, Rascal Flatts, and other country chart-toppers. While fans […]
Yes Releases Remastered Single Edit of “The Ancient” Ahead of Super Deluxe Box Set
Yes has offered fans an early taste of its ambitious 1973 masterpiece with the release of a 2026 remastered single edit of “The Ancient (Giants Under the Sun).” The condensed track serves as a preview of the expansive Tales From Topographic Oceans (Super Deluxe Edition) box set, slated for release on February 6, 2026 through […]
Wolfgang Van Halen’s The End Marks a Bold Step in His Own Rock Legacy
Wolfgang Van Halen has stepped into the spotlight not by leaning on his father’s iconic legacy, but by building his own with intention. Now in his mid‑30s, he recorded Mammoth’s latest album The End in the very studio his father made legendary, 5150 in Los Angeles. Living next door with his wife, he turned the […]