Tag: Classic Rock

Dee Snider Clarifies Health, Says He’s “Not Dying” After Leaving Twisted Sister

Dee Snider, longtime lead singer of Twisted Sister, has directly addressed the swirling rumors about his health following his recent departure from the band and the cancellation of their much-anticipated 50th anniversary tour. The 70-year-old rocker reassured fans that he is not dying, despite speculation that followed the announcement that he was stepping back for […]

Guns N’ Roses to Headline 2026 Adelaide Grand Final Concert

Guns N’ Roses are set to bring stadium-sized rock spectacle to Australia in 2026, headlining the bp Adelaide Grand Final Sunday Concert on November 29. The performance will cap off the Supercars Grand Final weekend at the iconic Adelaide street circuit, pairing roaring engines with even louder guitars. The announcement cements the event’s growing reputation […]

The Beach Boys’ Lost Years: Unearthing the Beauty and Chaos of We Gotta Groove

Beach Boys in Recording Studio

A new 73-track box set, We Gotta Groove – The Brother Studios Years, dives headfirst into one of the strangest and most polarizing periods in the Beach Boys’ long and winding career. Emerging from a commercial comeback fueled by nostalgia compilations like Endless Summer, the band launched into the mid-70s with renewed public attention and […]

Still in Motion: Carl Palmer Keeps the Spirit of Emerson, Lake & Palmer Alive

Carl Palmer of ELO

Carl Palmer, the percussive powerhouse behind both Emerson, Lake & Palmer and Asia, has faced unimaginable loss in recent years. Between 2016 and 2017, Palmer endured the deaths of all his closest collaborators: Keith Emerson by suicide, Greg Lake from pancreatic cancer, and Asia frontman John Wetton from colorectal cancer. With the emotional weight of […]

Don Henley Signals the Eagles’ Long Goodbye After More Than 50 Years

Eagles on stage

After more than half a century at the top of American rock music, the Eagles appear to be nearing the end of the road. Don Henley, the band’s co-founding drummer, singer, and creative anchor, says retirement is now firmly in sight. Speaking in a recent television interview, Henley acknowledged that while he has hinted at […]

End of an Era: Tom Hamilton Rides Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster Before Muppets Take Over

Tom Hamilton, the veteran bassist of legendary rock band Aerosmith, made a poignant stop at Disney’s Hollywood Studios in Orlando late this month to take one last ride on the Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith. Hamilton, now 74, was joined by members of his current group, Close Enemies, as he paid tribute to an […]

Eagles Carry On at Sphere as Joe Walsh Sits Out First Show in Over 50 Years

In Las Vegas on January 24, the Eagles took to the stage at the Sphere without guitarist Joe Walsh for the first time since he joined the band in 1975, after the rock veteran came down with the flu. The absence marked the end of more than 50 years of uninterrupted appearances by Walsh with […]

Eagles’ Greatest Hits Becomes America’s Best‑Selling Album Ever

The Eagles have etched their name deeper into music history with a certification milestone few artists ever approach. Their 1976 compilation Their Greatest Hits (1971‑1975) has become the first album in United States history to be certified quadruple diamond by the Recording Industry Association of America, signifying more than 40 million units sold domestically. This […]

Phil Collins Says the Worst of His Health Struggles Are Behind Him

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 […]

The Black Crowes Drop Surreal “Profane Prophecy” Video Ahead of New Album

The Black Crowes have unveiled the music video for “Profane Prophecy,” the lead single from their eagerly anticipated new album A Pound of Feathers, due March 13, 2026, on Silver Arrow Records. The visual narrative plays with surreal, symbolic imagery, as the band summons seven devils—each embodying a deadly sin—to disrupt a stark, morality‑infused fairytale […]