Classic Rock

Guns N’ Roses launch sweepstakes to benefit the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention

Monday, July 13 by ABC News

Guns N' Roses are giving fans a chance to win a VIP experience to one of their upcoming shows, while also raising money to support the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.The "Welcome to the Jungle" rockers have just launched a new sweepstakes offering two... Read More.

Alice Cooper announces fall Alice’s Attic tour dates

Monday, July 13 by ABC News

Alice Cooper has announced dates for a fall leg of his Alice's Attic tour.The new leg kicks off Sept. 17 in Louisville, Kentucky, and hits cities in Massachusetts, Florida, Virginia, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, California and more. It also includes three Canadian dates before wrapping... Read More.

The Rolling Stones’ ‘Foreign Tongues’ on track for #1 in the UK

Monday, July 13 by ABC News

Looks like The Rolling Stones may nab another #1 in the U.K.According to the U.K. Official Chart, the band's latest album, Foreign Tongues, is currently the front-runner to top the U.K. Official Albums Chart.If the album does indeed wind up... Read More.

The Stray Cats announce fall tour dates

Monday, July 13 by ABC News

The Stray Cats are spending more time on the road this year.The band's three original members - Brian Setzer, Lee Rocker and Slim Jim Phantom - have announced dates for a fall tour that begins Nov. 9 in Grand Prairie, Texas.The tour will hit... Read More.

Mick Jagger on getting old: ‘there’s nothing good about it’

Monday, July 13 by ABC News

The Rolling Stones' Mick Jagger is reflecting on getting older in a new interview with The New York Times.When asked about how it feels to be getting older, the 82-year-old rock legend simply replied, "there's nothing good about it."When the... Read More.

On This Day, July 13, 1985: The star-studded Live Aid charity concerts were held in London and Philadelphia

Monday, July 13 by ABC News

On This Day, July 13, 1985...The star-studded Live Aid charity concerts were held simultaneously at Wembley Stadium in London and JFK Stadium in Philadelphia.Organized by Bob Geldof and Midge Ure, the concerts featured performances by Queen, David Bowie, U2, Sting, The Who, Elton John,... Read More.

Art from Mike McCready’s ’Farewell to Seasons’ graphic novel going on display in Seattle

Monday, July 13 by ABC News

Art from Pearl Jam guitarist Mike McCready's upcoming graphic novel, Farewell to Seasons, is going on display in Seattle.The exhibit will be open July 22 at the Mutual Arts Collective and offers "an exclusive first look at pages from Farewell to Seasons reimagined as... Read More.

R.E.M.’s Peter Buck releases new single with band Drink The Sea

Monday, July 13 by ABC News

R.E.M. guitarist and co-founder Peter Buck has released new music with his latest band, Drink The Sea.The band also features Screaming Trees' Barrett Martin, Eleven's Alain Johannes and others. It just released the track "Oh Desire," written by Buck and... Read More.

Steve Winwood opens up about his contribution to The Rolling Stones’ ‘Foreign Tongues’

Friday, July 10 by ABC News

Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Steve Winwood is a special guest on The Rolling Stones' just-released album Foreign Tongues, and he's revealing how he got involved in the project in a new Instagram post."I think Ronnie Wood called me... Read More.

Queen gets into World Cup spirit with soccer shirt release

Friday, July 10 by ABC News

Queen is getting into the World Cup spirit with the release of a new limited-edition football aka soccer shirt."Whether you're caught up in World Cup fever or counting down to the new football season, there's no escaping the launch of this year's new kits-and... Read More.

Sex Pistols celebrate 30th anniversary of reunion with ‘Filthy Lucre Live’ vinyl reissue

Friday, July 10 by ABC News

Sex Pistols' live album Filthy Lucre Live is getting a special vinyl reissue.Originally released in July 1996, the album captures the June 23, 1996, reunion of the band's original lineup - Johnny Rotten aka John Lydon, Steve Jones, Paul Cook and Glen Matlock -... Read More.

On This Day, July 10, 1965: The Rolling Stones landed their first #1 with ‘(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction’

Friday, July 10 by ABC News

On This Day, July 10, 1965 ...The Rolling Stones landed their first #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart with "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction."The song, which appeared on the band's third studio album, Out of Our Heads, spent four weeks on top... Read More.

Guns N’ Roses launch sweepstakes to benefit the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention

Alice Cooper announces fall Alice’s Attic tour dates

The Rolling Stones’ ‘Foreign Tongues’ on track for #1 in the UK

The Stray Cats announce fall tour dates

Mick Jagger on getting old: ‘there’s nothing good about it’

On This Day, July 13, 1985: The star-studded Live Aid charity concerts were held in London and Philadelphia

Art from Mike McCready’s ’Farewell to Seasons’ graphic novel going on display in Seattle

R.E.M.’s Peter Buck releases new single with band Drink The Sea

Steve Winwood opens up about his contribution to The Rolling Stones’ ‘Foreign Tongues’

Queen gets into World Cup spirit with soccer shirt release

Sex Pistols celebrate 30th anniversary of reunion with ‘Filthy Lucre Live’ vinyl reissue

On This Day, July 10, 1965: The Rolling Stones landed their first #1 with ‘(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction’

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