Triple A Entertainment Group Ltd. and Eric Clapton together announced a few concerts that are paying tribute to Jeff Beck. The shows will take place at the Royal Albert Hall in the evenings of May 22nd and 23rd. In addition to Clapton is a lineup of artists who want to perform to honor the memory […]
Tag: Classic Rock
Lynyrd Skynyrd HAs First Performance Since the Passing of Guitarist Gary Rossington
Lynyrd Skynyrd recently made a return to the stage on Sunday for the first time since the death of founding guitarist Gary Rossington. Rossington was the last surviving original member of the rock band, and passed away earlier this month after spending the last few years dealing with a series of health issues. During their […]
The Black Crowes Announce ‘Shake Your Money Maker Live’ Album
The Black Crowes just announced a brand new live album, Shake Your money Maker Live, to celebrate their 20221-2022 reunion tour. The album, The Black Crowes: Shake Your Money Maker Live will celebrate the band’s reunion and their two year tour with over 100 shows worldwide. The live album will contain the band’s best performances […]
Depeche Mode Has Released “My Cosmos Is Mine” Off of Memento Mori
Depeche Mode recently released “My Cosmos Is Mine,” the second track from their forthcoming album Memento Mori. In the track David Gahan sings, “Don’t play with my world / Don’t mess with my mind / Don’t question my spacetime / My cosmos is mine.” Memento Mori is Depeche Mode’s first new music since Andy Fletcher, […]
David Byrne Opens Up About Possibly Not Handling The Talking Heads Breakup The Right Way
David Byrne recently admitted that he may have mishandled the breakup of the Talking Heads. In an interview with Anderson Cooper for 60 Minutes, Byrne stated, “I became, I think, kind of obsessive about getting that show up and running,” (In Reference to Talking Heads’ 1983-84 tour.) “I might not have been the most pleasant […]
Peter Gabriel Has Announce an Official Tour
Peter Gabriel just announced a North American tour with dates supporting his upcoming album, i/o. He will be appearing in Quebec City on September 8th, before heading to Ottawa, Toronto, and Montreal. He will then go to Bostin on September 14th. His tour will make stops in Philadelphia, New York City, Chicago, San Francisco and […]
Guitarist Gary Rossington of Lynyrd Skynyrd Has Passed Away at 71 Years Old
The last original member of Lynyrd Skynyrd, Gary Rossington, has passed away due to unreleased causes of death at the age of 71 years old. The band confirmed his death via an official statement that reads, “It is with our deepest sympathy and sadness that we have to advise, that we lost our brother, friend, […]
The Foo Fighters Recently Announced Three Headlining Shows in the Spring
This Spring the Foo Fighters have announced three scheduled headlining shows in the U.S. They are scheduled to perform at the Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion in Gilford, New Hampshire, on May 24th, Walmart AMP in Rogers, Arkansas, on June 14th, and two days later on June 16th at Pelham, Alabama’s Oak Mountain Amphitheatre. Official […]
Paul Stanley Regrets That Kiss Didn’t Treat Eric Carr ‘More sensitively’
In a recent Howard Stern interview with Paul Stanley of Kiss, he opened up about regretting the drummer felt betrayed by the band while he was dealing with health struggles that ended up costing him his life. Stanley stated, “I’m not a big believer in mistakes, I believe that everything you do gets you to […]
Sting Has Released A Digital Only Edition of ‘ Ten Summoner’s Tales’
A&M/UMe just released a digital only expanded version of Ten Summoner’s Tales to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Sting’s fourth solo album. The album was initially released on March first, 1993. The 27 track Expanded Edition includes the original 12 track Ten Summoner’s Tales album as well as an additional 15 bonus tracks, 11 that […]