A few weeks ago, we told you about the Oklahoma Museum of Popular Culture which is dedicated to rock and roll, opening in Tulsa Oklahoma in 2020. Now, Journey guitarist Neal Schon is getting involved, donating a portion of his memorabilia to the museum. Neal is expected to add guitars, sheet music, unpublished photographs and […]
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Here are Your Foster the People Fall Tour Stops
Mark Foster paid the bills by writing and producing commercial jingles in Los Angels in the early 2000s. Here are three things you may not have known about the founder of this cool band; Mark was once a roommate of the late actor Brad Renfro. He struggled with addiction while living with his uncle in […]
Dolly, Carrie and Tyler in Today’s Country Music News
Carrie Underwood is about to release her latest song, but it’s not really a song; it’s the latest version of the NBC Sunday Night Football opening, ‘Game On’ as it’s called. Tyler Farr has plenty of things happen to him on tour, but we’re pretty sure he’s never been tackled by his own festivals’ security […]
Weezer’s August Tour Dates
Weezer is amidst their summer tour and this month they have only a few more dates to see them live. As it currently stands, they have six more dates where they plan on rocking out for us including the Maha Music Festival in Omaha, Nebraska, the last of the known dates. What other dates are […]
The Struts Hitting the Road in the Fall
Just last month, The Struts were the talk of the town. The Foo Fighters had said that they loved when The Struts opened for them more than any other band that had done so before them. That’s quite the compliment coming from one of the best rock bands of the past 30 years. The Struts […]
Bruno Mars Continues to Break Records
Bruno Mars is one of the best in the business and interestingly enough, he owns the state of Hawaii when it comes to fan attendance. Some don’t realize it, but he hails from there and thus has a great fan base. This point is proven by the fact that he has set the record with […]
P!nk Forced to Cancel Show Over the Weekend
P!nk was supposed to have a big weekend but unfortunately, that wasn’t the case. She was forced to postpone a show in Sydney over the weekend that surely disappointed her fans. We’re sure they understand though as the postponement was doctor’s orders. It doesn’t sound like the sickness was all that serious, but enough to […]
Iggy Azalea’s “Survive the Summer Has Been Released
Iggy Azalea has a new album out! This is not a drill! It’s been a few years since we saw her put something like this out, so people are a little excited. She posted about this via Twitter saying, “I’m just happy as f*** to have a project out. period. yall know I don’t give […]
Love the 70s Rock
The 70s was an interesting decade; the Vietnam War was winding down, a few music genres were about to make their strongest appeal to radio listeners, both Southern Rock and Disco, and diversity was still found on the airwaves. Rock and roll artists and bands struggled to find radio airplay, which eventually bore the explosion […]
Joan Jett Turns Producer, Adds More Dates to 2018 Tour
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Joan Jett will step into the studio this fall to produce an album for an unlikely artist, comedian Wanda Jackson. The two are planning on collaborating late in the year in Nashville where they both live, and the Wanda Jackson album is expected to be released in early 2019. […]