Classic Rock

Check out new Chicago song “If This Is Goodbye”

Friday, May 20 by ABC News

As they gear up for a joint summer tour with Beach Boys legend Brian Wilson, Chicago has released its first new song in over eight years, a bouncy pop gem titled "If This Is Goodbye."The track is available now... Read More.

Person killed in LA studio fire where Ozzy Osbourne’s daughter Aimee was recording

Friday, May 20 by ABC News

Aimee Osbourne, daughter of Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne, is safe after exiting a Los Angeles recording studio that caught fire Thursday.According to the Los Angeles Fire Department, the blaze occurred at 5:42 p.m. local time at a two-story commercial building... Read More.

“If everything could ever feel this real forever”: Foo Fighters’ ’The Colour and the Shape’ turns 25

Friday, May 20 by ABC News

The Foo Fighters album The Colour and the Shape is now 25.Released May 20, 1997, The Colour and the Shape arrived two years after Dave Grohl dropped the debut, self-titled Foo Fighters record in 1995. While technically the sophomore Foo Fighters effort, The Colour... Read More.

Expanded version of 1982 Police documentary ‘Around the World,’ plus soundtrack album, released today

Friday, May 20 by ABC News

A "restored and expanded" version of The Police's 1982 documentary The Police: Around the World got its release today.The film is now available on DVD and Blu-ray for the first time ever, with the new discs boasting restored video and remastered audio, plus bonus... Read More.

The Police ‘Around The World’ Restored & Expanded

Friday, May 20 by Pulse of Radio

Out today (May 20th) is The Police: Around The World - Restored & Expanded on DVD/CD, Blu-ray/CD, and DVD/LP -- pressed on silver vinyl. The legendary 1982 live travelogue was originally available on VHS and laserdisc, with the film now seeing release on DVD... Read More.

Flashback: The Rolling Stones’ ‘Sticky Fingers’ Hits Number One

Friday, May 20 by Pulse of Radio

It was 51 years ago Sunday (May 22nd, 1971) that the Rolling Stones' Sticky Fingers hit Number One in America. The album marked the band's first new music of the 1970's -- as... Read More.

Flea Reveals He Still Takes Music Lessons

Friday, May 20 by Pulse of Radio

Flea revealed he still takes music lessons. The legendary Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist spoke to Bass Player magazine and explained how he looks back at the band's past and his individual musicianship: "I’m always discovering things, y'know, and trying to develop. I like... Read More.

Bob Dylan Associate, Bob Neuwirth Dead At 82

Friday, May 20 by Pulse of Radio

Longtime Bob Dylan associate and folk singer Bob Neuwirth died on May 18th in Santa Monica, California at age 82, according to Rolling Stone. Neuwirth, who made his bones in the early-'60s Cambridge, Massachusetts folk scene became a constant companion and foil for Bob... Read More.

Robert Trujillo Recalls Being Insulted By James Hetfield

Friday, May 20 by Pulse of Radio

During an appearance on The Ex Man With Doc Coyle, Metallica's Robert Trujillo recalled being insulted by James Hetfield. A few years back, the bend was on tour and Hetfield got annoyed with him during rehearsals because he wasn't "jamming through it with full... Read More.

Eric Clapton postpones two more European shows, continues to test positive for COVID-19

Thursday, May 19 by ABC News

After postponing the first two dates of his new run of European concerts this week because he recently contracted the COVID-19 virus, Eric Clapton has now postponed two more shows -- a pair of performances that had been scheduled in Bologna, Italy, this Friday... Read More.

Watch R.E.M.’s Mike Mills perform “Losing My Religion” for Mercer University graduates

Thursday, May 19 by ABC News

Last Monday, May 16, R.E.M. bassist Mike Mills was presented with an honorary doctor of humanities degree at Mercer University in his childhood hometown of Macon, Georgia, during the school's commencement ceremony.Prior to receiving the degree, the 63-year-old Rock & Roll... Read More.

Rod Stewart postpones 12 North American concerts with Cheap Trick to August 2023

Thursday, May 19 by ABC News

Rod Stewart has announced that six of his upcoming North American concerts with Cheap Trick that were scheduled for June have been postponed until August 2023 because of "production delays," while six more shows scheduled for September have also... Read More.

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Check out new Chicago song “If This Is Goodbye”

Person killed in LA studio fire where Ozzy Osbourne’s daughter Aimee was recording

“If everything could ever feel this real forever”: Foo Fighters’ ’The Colour and the Shape’ turns 25

Expanded version of 1982 Police documentary ‘Around the World,’ plus soundtrack album, released today

The Police ‘Around The World’ Restored & Expanded

Flashback: The Rolling Stones’ ‘Sticky Fingers’ Hits Number One

Flea Reveals He Still Takes Music Lessons

Bob Dylan Associate, Bob Neuwirth Dead At 82

Robert Trujillo Recalls Being Insulted By James Hetfield

Eric Clapton postpones two more European shows, continues to test positive for COVID-19

Watch R.E.M.’s Mike Mills perform “Losing My Religion” for Mercer University graduates

Rod Stewart postpones 12 North American concerts with Cheap Trick to August 2023

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