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Cheap Trick Bassist Tom Petersson Reveals Recent Heart Surgery

Monday, April 12 by Pulse of Radio

Cheap Trick's co-founding bassist Tom Petersson revealed on the band's social media platforms he recently underwent open heart surgery in March. Petersson, who'll turn 70 next month, explained why he wasn't his usually animated self during the band's Thursday night (April 9th) performance on... Read More.

Jakob Dylan Announces First New Wallflowers Album In Nine Years

Monday, April 12 by Pulse of Radio

Coming on July 9th is the first Wallflowers album in nine years, titled, Exit Wounds. The set marks the band's first collection since 2012's Glad All Over.Leader Jakob Dylan said in statement announcing the new set:The Wallflowers is much of... Read More.

Myles Kennedy Recalls Auditioning For Led Zeppelin

Monday, April 12 by Pulse of Radio

Alter Bridge frontman Myles Kennedy recalled his ultimate dream come true when he sat in with Led Zeppelin with an eye towards possibly replacing Robert Plant. Guitarist Jimmy Page, bassist John Paul Jones and drummer Jason Bonham were looking to keep working together after... Read More.

Paul McCartney Posts ‘Farm-Themed’ Spotify Playlist

Monday, April 12 by Pulse of Radio

Paul McCartney has just uploaded a new 10-song Spotify playlist on his official PaulMcCartney.com site. Every month McCartney posts a new tracklisting with a specific theme -- with April spotlighting some of "Macca's" favorite farm-themed songs he's tackled over the decades.The playlist's announcement... Read More.

55 Years Ago Today: Jan Berry Hits ‘Dead Man’s Curve’

Monday, April 12 by Pulse of Radio

It was 55 years ago today (April 12th, 1966), that Jan Berry of Jan & Dean suffered a horrendous car crash that left him brain damaged and severely disabled for the rest of his life. Berry was speeding on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles and... Read More.

45 Years Ago: ‘Frampton Comes Alive!’ Tops The Charts

Friday, April 9 by Pulse of Radio

It was 45 years ago this week (April 10th through 16th, 1976) that Peter Frampton's fifth album, the blockbuster, Frampton Comes Alive! hit Number One on the Billboard album charts for 10 nonconsecutive weeks. The album featured the hit singles "Show Me The Way" (#6), "Baby I... Read More.

Cheap Trick Releases 20th Studio Album ‘In Another World’ Today

Friday, April 9 by Pulse of Radio

Out today (April 9th) is Cheap Trick's 20th studio album, In Another Word. The set, which was produced by Julian Raymond, includes the band's recent cover of John Lennon's 1971 Imagine classic, "Gimme Some Truth." Cheap Trick's version was originally issued on vinyl in... Read More.

Roger Waters Rolls Out 2022 Tour Dates

Friday, April 9 by Pulse of Radio

Roger Waters has rolled out his 2022 tour dates, which are the rescheduled gigs from his ongoing "This Is Not A Drill" tour. All told, the Pink Floyd co-founder will play 36 dates across North America, kicking things off on July 6th in Pittsburgh... Read More.

Flashback: Paul McCartney Quits The Beatles

Friday, April 9 by Pulse of Radio

It was 51 years ago Saturday (April 10th, 1970) that Paul McCartney's departure from the Beatles was made public, in effect announcing to the world what many fans had suspected over the past six months -- the Beatles had broken up. McCartney's statements regarding the end... Read More.

Flashback: The Beatles’ ‘Let It Be’ Hits Number One

Friday, April 9 by Pulse of Radio

It was 51 years ago Sunday (April 11th, 1970) that the Beatles' "Let It Be," hit Number One. The track, which was the group's final single in America prior to breaking up, was actually over a year old, having been recorded on January... Read More.

Joni Mitchell Unveils ‘The Reprise Albums (1968-1971)’ Series

Friday, April 9 by Pulse of Radio

Coming on June 25th from Joni Mitchell is The Reprise Albums (1968-1971) series. The collection will be available on four-CD's, four-LP 180-gram vinyl (limited to edition of 10,000 copies), as well as digitally. Included are Mitchell's first four albums -- Song To A Seagull... Read More.

Demi Lovato Has ‘Survivor’s Guilt’

Thursday, April 8 by Pulse of Radio

Demi Lovato says she has “survivor’s guilt” when she sees others struggling with drug addiction. The singer recently discussed DMX’s recent overdose with TMZ Live, saying, “Anytime that I see somebody OD or even pass away that's in the public eye, I immediately think, 'That... Read More.

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Author: Pulse of Radio

Cheap Trick Bassist Tom Petersson Reveals Recent Heart Surgery

Jakob Dylan Announces First New Wallflowers Album In Nine Years

Myles Kennedy Recalls Auditioning For Led Zeppelin

Paul McCartney Posts ‘Farm-Themed’ Spotify Playlist

55 Years Ago Today: Jan Berry Hits ‘Dead Man’s Curve’

45 Years Ago: ‘Frampton Comes Alive!’ Tops The Charts

Cheap Trick Releases 20th Studio Album ‘In Another World’ Today

Roger Waters Rolls Out 2022 Tour Dates

Flashback: Paul McCartney Quits The Beatles

Flashback: The Beatles’ ‘Let It Be’ Hits Number One

Joni Mitchell Unveils ‘The Reprise Albums (1968-1971)’ Series

Demi Lovato Has ‘Survivor’s Guilt’

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