Sixty years ago, The Beatles did more than release another chart-topper—they reinvented themselves, and arguably modern music itself. On December 3, 1965, Rubber Soul hit shelves in the UK, followed by its US release three days later. While previous Beatles albums delivered hit singles by the handful, this sixth studio effort arrived as a cohesive […]
At 77 years old, Robert Plant remains one of rock’s most resilient and expressive voices — and he’s still discovering fresh ways to push his artistry further. In a recent interview, Plant revealed that early on, watching Janis Joplin helped him learn techniques to “help my voice,” a surprising diplomatic nod to a fellow heavy‑hitter […]
The iconic rock band Mötley Crüe is gearing up for a major return to stage with their “Return of the Carnival of Sins” tour, scheduled for summer 2026. Marking the 20th anniversary of the band’s original Carnival of Sins tour and their 45th year as a group, the outing promises a full‑throated celebration of their legacy and live performance […]
Many of the rock bands that helped define the 1970s are still touring today, yet many of them no longer include even a single founding member. That curious fact raises questions about identity, legacy and what it really means to be a “band” decades on. What started as a vehicle of creative energy and youthful […]
Rock history will meet philanthropic ambition this coming November 23 in Nashville when former champion figure skater Scott Hamilton transforms the Bridgestone Arena into a hybrid spectacle of ice‑skating and stage‑rock. The show is part of his annual cancer‑research fundraising gala, and this year he’s gone big by assembling a one‑night “supergroup” of six lead singers drawn […]
Ace Frehley, the pioneering guitarist whose blazing riffs and “Spaceman” alter ego helped define the look and sound of Kiss, has died at the age of 74. He passed away on October 16 2025 in Morristown, New Jersey, after suffering blunt‑trauma head injuries from a fall. The official cause of death was confirmed by the Morris County Medical Examiner’s Office. From the Bronx […]
After more than half a century in the spotlight, Journey are preparing to take their final bow on the road. The band has officially announced the Final Frontier Tour, a farewell trek across North America that begins in early 2026. Their plan is bold: roughly 60 dates from February through July, a brand‑new stage show and a […]
Donna Jean Godchaux‑MacKay, whose voice helped shape a pivotal era of American rock, died on November 2, 2025, at 78, after a protracted battle with cancer. Her family released a statement noting her warm spirit and requested privacy in their mourning. Born Donna Jean Thatcher in Florence, Alabama, she rose from humble roots in the storied Muscle Shoals recording scene, where […]
John Lodge, a pivotal figure in the development of progressive rock through his long‑standing role as singer and bassist for the Moody Blues, has passed away at the age of 82. Lodge’s death, described by his family as “sudden and unexpected,” leaves a profound void in the genre and among fans worldwide. A native of Birmingham, […]
Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham are opening a new chapter — of conversation, at least. In a recent appearance on the podcast Song Exploder, the two legendary rock figures revealed that they had spoken “last night,” marking what appears to be a thaw in a relationship long defined by artistic brilliance and personal turbulence. The conversation centered on […]