Classic Rock

Carly Simon, Sheryl Crow, Sammy Hagar & more playing Rock ‘n’ Relief benefit livestream concert

Friday, February 26 by ABC News

Sammy Hagar, Foo Fighters and Jane's Addiction frontman Perry Farrell are among dozens of artists that will be featured performing during Rock 'n' Relief, an upcoming benefit livestream concert. The two-day virtual event will raise money for the Los Angeles-based organization

1999 David Bowie live album, part of his ‘Brilliant Live Adventures’ series, due out in March

Friday, February 26 by ABC News

Details have been unveiled about the upcoming fifth installment of the series of six David Bowie live albums recorded during the 1990s that are being released both individually as limited single-run pressings and together in a limited-edition box set titled... Read More.

Ringo Starr to be featured in online Grammy Museum presentation that includes virtual exhibit, new interview

Friday, February 26 by ABC News

Ringo Starr will be the subject of a virtual presentation that will premiere next month as part of the Grammy Museum's COLLECTION:live online streaming service. The program will include new and archival interviews with the... Read More.

Check out Heart singer Ann Wilson’s new heavy-rocking solo tune “The Hammer”

Friday, February 26 by ABC News

Heart frontwoman Ann Wilson has just released the latest in a series of new solo singles, a heavy slab of grunge rock titled "The Hammer." The track is available now as a digital download and via streaming services, and... Read More.

Massive reissue of The Who’s 1967 concept album ‘The Who Sell Out’ to be released in April

Friday, February 26 by ABC News

This past week, The Who's Pete Townshend revealed in an interview with U.K. magazine Uncut that he was preparing a major reissue of his band's 1967 concept album The Who Sell Out, and now full details of the... Read More.

Alice Cooper on his new ‘Detroit Stories’: “[It was] time to do a really fun rock ‘n’ roll album”

Friday, February 26 by ABC News

Alice Cooper's latest studio album, Detroit Stories, gets its release today. The 15-track collection pays tribute to the hard-edged music of the shock rocker's former hometown, and was recorded in the Detroit area with contributions from... Read More.

David Coverdale Eyeing New Songs With Jimmy Page

Friday, February 26 by Pulse of Radio

It's looking like we might be seeing the second coming of the short-lived superstar duo, Coverdale-Page. David Coverdale and Jimmy Page teamed up for one studio set -- Coverdale-Page, which was released on March 15th, 1993 and peaked at Number Five on the Billboard... Read More.

Neil Young Releases ‘Way Down In The Rust Bucket’

Friday, February 26 by Pulse of Radio

Out today (February 26th) is Neil Young's new concert film and double disc, titled Way Down In The Rust Bucket. The concert featuring Young backed by Crazy Horse, came two months after Young's critically acclaimed Ragged Glory album. The set, which is part of... Read More.

Flashback: Keith Richards Busted For Heroin In Toronto

Friday, February 26 by Pulse of Radio

It was 44 years ago Sunday (February 27th, 1977) that Keith Richards was arrested in Toronto for possession of heroin. Richards, who was in town to perform with the Rolling Stones at the El Mocambo Club for their upcoming concert album, Love You Live,... Read More.

Peter Frampton Unsure Final Farewell Dates Will Be Rescheduled

Friday, February 26 by Pulse of Radio

Peter Frampton admits he's unsure if he'll ever be able to play the final European leg of his farewell tour. Frampton, who wrapped an exhaustive North American trek back in October 2019, has been forced to slowly quit the road upon discovering he's suffering... Read More.

Taylor Hawkins Looks Back At Touring With Alanis Morrisette

Friday, February 26 by Pulse of Radio

Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins shed light on his time drumming for Alanis Morrisette in the mid-'90s. Hawkins, who signed on for the touring cycle behind Morrisette's mega-platinum Jagged Little Pill album, recalled to Kerrang!, "It was so much fun. I joined Alanis' band... Read More.

The Monkees’ Davy Jones Remembered

Friday, February 26 by Pulse of Radio

It was nine years ago this weekend (February 29th, 2012) that the Monkees' frontman Davy Jones died of a heart attack at age 66, in Indianatown, Florida. Jones had complained of chest pains the previous evening and was admitted to Martin County's Martin Memorial... Read More.

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Carly Simon, Sheryl Crow, Sammy Hagar & more playing Rock ‘n’ Relief benefit livestream concert

1999 David Bowie live album, part of his ‘Brilliant Live Adventures’ series, due out in March

Ringo Starr to be featured in online Grammy Museum presentation that includes virtual exhibit, new interview

Check out Heart singer Ann Wilson’s new heavy-rocking solo tune “The Hammer”

Massive reissue of The Who’s 1967 concept album ‘The Who Sell Out’ to be released in April

Alice Cooper on his new ‘Detroit Stories’: “[It was] time to do a really fun rock ‘n’ roll album”

David Coverdale Eyeing New Songs With Jimmy Page

Neil Young Releases ‘Way Down In The Rust Bucket’

Flashback: Keith Richards Busted For Heroin In Toronto

Peter Frampton Unsure Final Farewell Dates Will Be Rescheduled

Taylor Hawkins Looks Back At Touring With Alanis Morrisette

The Monkees’ Davy Jones Remembered

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