Category: Oldies

Toto Goes ‘All In’ with Incredible Releases for Their Fans

Toto has delivered incredible songs like “Africa,” “Hold the Line,” “Rosanna,” and “I Won’t Hold You Back” over the years, making them one of our favorite groups. Now Toto is about to help celebrate its 49th anniversary in the business by releasing a vinyl and Blu-ray box set in mid-October, containing 12 LPs, and extended […]

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Member Joan Baez Announces Farwell Tour

Joan Baez was a voice of the children of the 60s; a decade froth with the pain of inequality, the Vietnam War, gender discrimination and more. Her career has spanned over 50 years; from that of an unknown folk singer to the face of a generation, Joan has traveled the road less taken. Joan recently […]

Mick and Michael of The Monkees Announced Tour

In the mid-60s, right in the middle of Jimi Hendrix, The Beatles, Doors, Grateful Dead and other hard rocking bands was this little television show called the Monkees. The Monkees were not your average 60s band; they were clean cut, funny, wholesome, and cute. Mickey, Peter, Davy, and Michael were the stars of the show […]

A Little Did You Know?

Do you remember when you discovered that the song “Puff the Magic Dragon” wasn’t about a little boys’ dream, but was actually a drug song? Did you know the Beatles hold the record for the most covers of Rolling Stone magazine 32 covers overall? The hit song “Wild Thing” by the Troggs was written by […]

Todd Rundgren Announces 2018 Tour

Todd Rundgren has had an impact on music as an artist, writer, producer and all around influence in the business. He’s written, “Can We Still Be Friends” and “Love is the Answer” while producing for Badfinger, Meat Loaf, Grand Funk Railroad, and the New York Dolls. As an artist, Todd was the leader of Utopia, […]

Red Rocks Amphitheater is the Greatest Venue to Visit

Red Rocks Amphitheater is located in Denver and has been the scene of some of the greatest live music moments in our lifetime. The venue sits amongst the mountains, with perfect acoustics and romantic undertones. Would you believe the first live event was held in 1911, with a performance from Mary Garden, a religious singer? […]