Stevie Nicks has just announced four new solo performances set to take place throughout the month of June at various U.S. amphitheaters. First, Nicks will be heading to Ridgewood, Washington, on June 10th, followed by a concert in Mountain View, California on June 12th. The Fleetwood Mac singer and songwriter will then head to Salt […]
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The Tubes’ Re Styles Dead at 72
Re Styles, the former singer of Tubes, died last week at the age of 72. Styles, AKA Shirley Macleod, was born in the Netherlands and became a Playboy model before meeting Tubes drummer Prairie Prince in the mid-70s. She kicked off her time with the band initially as the Tubes’ costume designer. Styles was most known for performing […]
Elton John Reveals Deluxe “Madman Across the Water” Reissue
Elton John has delighted fans with the recent announcement that he will be releasing a deluxe reissue of his fourth album, Madman Across the Water. The album, which hosts “Tiny Dancer” and celebrated its 50th-anniversary last year, will now include rare live recordings, demos, outtakes, and previously unheard material. The Super Deluxe box will have three CDs […]
Def Leppard Releases New Single “Take What You Want”
Def Leppard has just released a brand new single titled “Take What You Want.” The song is the second track, following “Kick,” to offer a peek into the classic rockers’ upcoming twelfth album Diamond Star Halos, which is set to arrive on May 27. Comprised of 15 tracks, the album will be Def Leppard’s first new studio […]
Gene Simmons Re-Launches Signature Bass With Gibson
Kiss co-founder Gene Simmons has partnered with Gibson to create the new Gene Simmons G² Thunderbird Bass, with more signature and core guitars to come. “Gibson is an outstanding company and has earned its place as a leading guitar brand with fans around the world,” said Simmons of the collaboration. ” The new G² Thunderbird basses […]
Joe Satriani Teases Prospective Van Halen Tour
Joe Satriani has recently revealed that he, Alex Van Halen, and David Lee Roth have been in talks about a potential tour in tribute to Van Halen. “I’ve been talking with Alex and Dave for about a year about doing something — a tour, something like that — that was going to be a true […]
Ace Frehley’s Original Kiss Logo Design Up for Auction
Ace Frehley’s original drawing of the iconic Kiss logo has been put up for auction with a hot starting price of $50,000. Frehley hand-drew the design in 1973, using a button badge to inspire his bandmates to embrace it as “a piece of merchandise or as a giveaway memento to friends, family, crew members and […]
First Official David Bowie Film to Premiere Soon, Hit HBO in 2023
The first David Bowie-centered film, which is “neither documentary nor biography, but an immersive cinematic experience,” to be officially sanctioned by his estate will reportedly premiere at the Cannes Film Festival that is taking place next month. The film, Moonage Daydream, was revealed last year. It took writer and director Brett Morgen, who had “unfiltered access to […]
“Stranger Things” Season 4 Trailer Soundtracked by Journey
Soundtracked by Journey’s “Separate Ways (Worlds Apart),” the trailer for the highly-anticipated fourth season of Netflix’s Stranger Things that was just released this week has piqued the interest of rock-lovers around the world. The first extended look into the show’s upcoming season follows the charming group of teenage heroes battling both the social horrors of high school […]
The Black Crowes Reveal New “1972” Covers EP Celebrating Rock N’ Roll’s Best
The Black Crowes have revealed a new project in celebration of some of rock and roll’s biggest hits with their upcoming covers EP titled 1972. Yesterday, the band previewed the six chosen songs with their own rendition of the Temptations’ “Papa Was a Rollin’ Stone.” The EP will also include the Rolling Stones’ “Rocks Off” and […]