Classic Rock

James Taylor shares restored performance of “Sunny Skies” from 1970 BBC concert

Friday, March 24 by ABC News

James Taylor has shared another classic performance with fans. The latest release from Taylor’s vault is a “recently re-discovered and restored” performance of “Sunny Skies,” from his November 16, 1970, BBC concert special. He was just 22 when the performance was broadcast.The clip is one... Read More.

Belgian band covers “My Hero” with 100 drummers in honor of Taylor Hawkins

Friday, March 24 by ABC News

A Belgian rock band called Black Box Revelation has shared a cover of the Foo Fighters classic "My Hero" while accompanied by 100 drummers in honor of the late Taylor Hawkins.The performance was filmed at Belgium's Sportpaleis Antwerp arena and is streaming now on... Read More.

Night Ranger postpones three shows after Jack Blades hospitalization

Friday, March 24 by ABC News

Night Ranger has postponed a trio of shows after bassist/vocalist Jack Blades had to be hospitalized for an undisclosed ailment. “First and foremost, we want to apologize to the fans,” the band shared in a statement posted to social media. “You guys know better than... Read More.

Pete Townshend drops first solo single in 29 years, “Can’t Outrun The Truth”

Friday, March 24 by ABC News

He’s been teasing it for weeks, and now The Who’s Pete Townshend has finally released his brand new solo single, “Can’t Outrun The Truth." The new tune was composed and produced by his wife, Rachel Fuller, under her nom de plume, Charlie Pepper. Rachel previously shared that the song was inspired... Read More.

On This Day March 24, 1986: Van Halen releases their first album with new lead singer Sammy Hagar

Friday, March 24 by ABC News

On This Day, March 24, 1986…Van Halen released their seventh studio album, 5150, which was their first record with new lead singer Sammy Hagar, following the departure of original frontman David Lee Roth.5150, named after guitarist Eddie Van Halen's home studio, is a reference to the California law that allows... Read More.

Out Today: Pink Floyd’s ‘The Dark Side Of The Moon’ 50th Anniversary Box

Friday, March 24 by Pulse of Radio

Released today (March 24th) is Pink Floyd's new 50th anniversary deluxe box set edition of 1973's The Dark Side Of The Moon. The package includes the CD and gatefold vinyl of the newly remastered studio album and Blu-Ray + DVD audio featuring the original... Read More.

Pete Townshend Releases First New Single In 29 Years

Friday, March 24 by Pulse of Radio

Out today (March 24th) is Pete Townshend's first new solo single in 29 years. The acoustic-based track, titled, "Can't Outrun The Truth," was written by Townshend's wife and frequent collaborator, Rachel Fuller, produced by Charlie Pepper, and engineered by Townshend's brother-in-law, Jon Astley. The... Read More.

Foo Fighters Loving New Pinball Machines

Friday, March 24 by Pulse of Radio

Pinball designer Jack Danger revealed that the Foo Fighters couldn't be more pumped about the band's first-machines via Stern Pinball. Danger spoke to Billboard and shed light on how his love for the Foos and pinball coincided, explaining that the band's music followed him... Read More.

Groundbreaking Blood, Sweat & Tears Doc Hits Theaters Today

Friday, March 24 by Pulse of Radio

Opening today (March 24th) in theaters in New York and L.A. on March 31st, is director John Scheinfeld's latest documentary, What The Hell Happened To Blood, Sweat & Tears? The film, which is already garnering an Oscar and Grammy buzz among industry insiders, is... Read More.

Flashback: Paul McCartney & Wings Release ‘Wings At The Speed Of Sound’

Friday, March 24 by Pulse of Radio

It was 47 years ago Saturday (March 25th, 1976) that Paul McCartney released his seventh solo album -- and fifth Wings release -- Wings At The Speed Of Sound. The album, which was the former-Beatle's fifth chart-topper, hit Number One on April 24th, 1976... Read More.

Coldplay’s Chris Martin Follows Bruce Springsteen’s Diet Plan

Friday, March 24 by Pulse of Radio

In an interview with Conan O'Brien, Chris Martin of Coldplay credited Bruce Springsteen for his eating habits. He says he skips the before-show meal because that's what The Boss does. Martin explained that when Coldplay was in Philly, he had lunch... Read More.

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James Taylor shares restored performance of “Sunny Skies” from 1970 BBC concert

Belgian band covers “My Hero” with 100 drummers in honor of Taylor Hawkins

Night Ranger postpones three shows after Jack Blades hospitalization

Pete Townshend drops first solo single in 29 years, “Can’t Outrun The Truth”

On This Day March 24, 1986: Van Halen releases their first album with new lead singer Sammy Hagar

Out Today: Pink Floyd’s ‘The Dark Side Of The Moon’ 50th Anniversary Box

Pete Townshend Releases First New Single In 29 Years

Foo Fighters Loving New Pinball Machines

Groundbreaking Blood, Sweat & Tears Doc Hits Theaters Today

Flashback: Paul McCartney & Wings Release ‘Wings At The Speed Of Sound’

Coldplay’s Chris Martin Follows Bruce Springsteen’s Diet Plan

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