Paul Stanley is sure fans will still see the band in some form even after the completion of their End of the Road farewell tour. Stanley stated that, “Kiss is like an army or a sports team, When the MVP is no longer playing or retired, the team doesn’t call it quits. On a battlefield, […]
Tag: Classic Rock
Ozzy Osbourne’s Tour Issue
After dealing with several different health issued over the course of the past few years, Ozzy Osbourne is eager to get back to performing, however, he says there is one obstacle in the way. Osbourne explained that, “My head is alright, my creativity is OK, my singing’s OK but I just can’t fucking walk much […]
Tom Petty’s ‘Live At The Fillmore’ Debuted in Top Ten of Multiple Billboard Charts
Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers’ Live at the Fillmore 1997 debuted in the top ten on multiple Billboard charts that were dated for December 10th. Live at the Fillmore 1997 joined the top ten on the Top Album Sales, Top Current Album Sales, Top Rock & Alternative Albums, Top Rock Albums and Tastemaker Albums charts. […]
Jimi Hendrix Wanted to Repeat a Studio Mistake
Jimi Hendrix collaborator Eddie Kramer remembers a studio mistake that him and Hendrix wanted to recreate, but were unable to. The mistake happened when the Jimi Hendrix Experience’s final album, Electric Ladyland, was almost complete. In a recent interview, Kramer explained that, “There was a period there where something was funky with the console and […]
Metallica Earn the Best Debut on ‘Billboard’ Mainstream Rock Airplay chart in over 15 years with “Lux Æterna”
Metallica’s latest single, “Lux Æterna,” debuted at #2 on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Airplay chart, which is the best for any song on the ranking in over 15 years. The last track to debut at #2 was Red Hot Chili Peppers’ “Dani California,” from 2006. Metallica now has 25 top 10 entries on Mainstream Rock Airplay, […]
Elton John and The Rolling Stones are Among 2022’s Top Earning Tours
Elton John and the Rolling Stones sold over half a billion dollars in total concert tickets throughout 2022 with their respective tours. John earned over $334 million with 85 Farewell Yellow Brick Road dates and was second only to Bad Bunny on Billboard’s 2022 Top Tours chart. The Stones were at number six with over […]
Jim Stewart, Co-Founder of Stax Records, Has Passed Away at the Age of 92 Years Old
At the age of 92 years old, a co-founder of Stax Records, Jim Stewart, passed away on Monday. The news was confirmed via the Stax Museum of America Soul Music statement that reads, “Mr. Stewart died peacefully surrounded by his family, and will be missed by millions of music fans around the world as one […]
Aerosmith Cancels Their Second Las Vegas Due to Steven Tyler’s Health
Aerosmith had to cancel two shows as their frontman Steven Tyler is recovering from an undisclosed ailment. The band tweeted on Friday night, “It is with great disappointment that we are forced to cancel tonight’s show in Las Vegas due to Steven feeling unwell and unable to perform.” Although Aerosmith initially said Tyler was “expected […]
U2’s Larry Mullen Won’t be Touring in 2023
U2 drummer Larry Mullen said that, if the band tours in 2023 he likely won’t be on the road with them. In a recent interview, Mullen was quoted in saying that “You only do this if you’re having the best time, And not everyone is going to make it because the price is so high. […]
Neil Young Says Retirement Could Happen
Neil Young at 77, says that retirement “doesn’t seem out of the realm of possibility, That could happen. You get to a point in life where things are happening everywhere around you, and your friends are going away and not coming back. Things change.” Meanwhile, he has released two new albums, Barn and then World […]