According to ultimateclassicrock.com, Neil Young has officially announced a new album along with Crazy Horse, World Record. The album is releasing on November 18th, and will be Young’s 42nd album and 15th with his backing band Crazy Horse. The album was produced by Young and Rick Rubin. A press release stated World Record is about […]
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John Mellencamp Has Announced A 2023 Tour
According to ultimateclassicrock.com, John Mellencamp recently announced that he will be touring in 2023 for a five month long live and in person tour. The 76 performances will wrap up in Mellencamp’s home state of Indiana. The tour is set to start on February fifth, in Bloomington and ends on June 24th in South Bend. […]
David Bowie’s ‘Hunky Dory’ Period Explored Via A New Box Set
According to ultimateclassicrock.com, a new David Bowie set titled, Divine Symmetry, is going to celebrate the Hunky Dory era with 48 previously unreleased tracks and demos as well as new alternative mixes that were provided by original co-producer Ken Scott. The collection is set to hit shelves on November 25th, as a four CD/Blu-ray package […]
Tom Petty’s 1997 Residency Receives A Box Set
According to ultimateclassicrock.com, a box set that comes from a series of shows from Tom Petty is set for release in November. Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Live at the Fillmore (1997) is going to be released on November 25th. It will include recordings from the band’s 20 concert residency at the Fillmore in San […]
Jerry Harrison Revisiting ‘Remain In Light’ Decades Later
According to ultimateclassicrock.com, Jerry Harrison of the Talking Heads has spent the last three decades behind the scenes after the 1991 breakup of the Talking Heads. Producing other bands such as Violent Femmes, Rusted Root, and Kenny Wayne Shepherd, amongst others. However, in the past few years, Harrison has returned to live performances, recently reuniting […]
Roger Waters Is Denying Reports That He Canceled His Poland Shows After Making War Remarks
According to billboard.com, Roger Waters denied reports from Polish media saying that he cancelled his Poland shows after outrage over his stance on Russia’s war against Ukraine. Saying that, “We haven’t, if my forthcoming concerts in Krakow are canceled, it will be a sad loss for me, because I have been looking forward to sharing […]
Why The Chance For New Eagles Music is Slim
According to ultimateclassicrock.com, Timothy B. Schmit recently said that there isn’t much of a chance of Eagles making new music because of the reaction to material from their last studio project. Long Road Out of Eden was released back in 2007 and in a recent interview Schmit recalled the results stating, “I sincerely doubt it, […]
Billy Idol, ‘The Cage EP’: Album Review
According to ultimateclassicrock.com, Billy Idol’s The Cage EP is a four song record that followed up last year’s The Roadside and seems to be his new preferred form for releasing new music. The 14 minute long EP goes by quickly and leaves you wanting more. Longtime guitarist and co-writer Steve Stevens is seen on the […]
Guns N’ Roses Announce A 97 Track Box Set
According to ultimateclassicrock.com, Guns N’ Roses is releasing a Use Your Illusion box set on November 11th. The albums’ original 30 songs will be augmented with two complete live concerts: one from May of 1991 at New York City’s Ritz Theatre and another from January of 1992 at Las Vegas’ Thomas and Mack Center. The […]
Foo Fighters Are Releasing A New Compilation Album
According to pitchfork.com, the Foo Fighters are releasing their new compilation album, The Essential Foo Fighters, on October 28th via Sony Legacy. The compilation follows the group’s Greatest Hits album from 2009, that included 19 tracks on CD along with two additional songs, “Breakout” and “Waiting On A War.” The album marks the band’s first […]