Classic Rock

New Paul McCartney Book Chronicles 1989/1990 Comeback Tour

Tuesday, April 19 by Pulse of Radio

Newly published is Adrian Allen's Paul McCartney The World Tour 1989-90. The book, which is by far the most exhaustive account of McCartney's comeback tour, runs over 320 pages and chronicles every show played on the former-Beatle's most extensive outing to date, taking in... Read More.

George Thorogood Spotlights Songwriting On New Compilation

Tuesday, April 19 by Pulse of Radio

Just released is The Original George Thorogood -- a 14-song collection of Thorogood's best known self-written classics. Among the highlights on the new set are "I Drink Alone," "Bad To The Bone," "If You Don’t Start Drinkin'," "(I’m Gonna Leave)," and "Born To Be... Read More.

10 Years Gone: Men At Work’s Greg Ham

Tuesday, April 19 by Pulse of Radio

It was 10 years ago today (April 19th, 2012) that Greg Ham, the saxophonist and flutist for Men At Work, was found dead in his home in Carlton, Australia "after he failed to turn up for a pharmacy appointment." Ham, who was 58, was... Read More.

Michael Stipe has recorded new song with Brian Eno to be released this week as part of Earth Day campaign

Monday, April 18 by ABC News

Michael Stipe has collaborated with famed producer Brian Eno on a new single titled "Future If Future" that's one of about 100 songs that will be released by various artists via Bandcamp this Earth Day, April 22, to benefit... Read More.

“It’s My Lunch”: Jon Bon Jovi’s kids had to explain Grubhub to him

Monday, April 18 by ABC News

Bon Jovi is currently on their long-delayed tour in support of their album 2020, but let's hope Jon Bon Jovi's got an easy way to eat his meals on the road. He admits that while he was away from home during the pandemic, his... Read More.

Journey schedules four special orchestral concerts this Las Vegas in July

Monday, April 18 by ABC News

This past December, Journey played a special orchestral concert in Las Vegas at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace, and now the Rock and Roll Hall of Famers are set to return to Sin City this July for a series... Read More.

Sweet Child o’ Odin: Guns N’ Roses classic soundtracks new ‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ teaser

Monday, April 18 by ABC News

The first teaser-trailer for Thor: Love and Thunder is finally here, and it brings along some sweet music.The Guns N' Roses classic "Sweet Child o' Mine" provides the soundtrack to the clip, which finds the self-proclaimed "Strongest Avenger" working out... Read More.

Anthrax & Black Label Society announce co-headlining US tour

Monday, April 18 by ABC News

Anthrax and Black Label Society have announced a co-headlining U.S. tour set.The joint outing, which also features Hatebreed on the bill, will launch July 26 in Phoenix, and will wrap up August 28 in Philadelphia."[BLS frontman] Zakk [Wylde] has been a friend and an... Read More.

Journey’s Jonathan Cain, The Who’s Roger Daltrey participating in virtual wine-tasting event for charity

Monday, April 18 by ABC News

Journey's Jonathan Cain and The Who's Roger Daltrey will both take part in a special virtual wine-tasting event scheduled for May 15 that will help raise money for Teen Cancer America, the charity co-founded by Daltrey and his band... Read More.

The Doors’ Robby Krieger releases trio of reggae-flavored instrumentals, new music video

Monday, April 18 by ABC News

Doors guitarist Robby Krieger has just released three new tracks via digital platforms -- reggae-flavored instrumental covers of the 1940s country song "Ghost Riders in the Sky," Ritchie Valens'... Read More.

First Posthumous Taylor Hawkins Recording Released

Monday, April 18 by Pulse of Radio

The first posthumous recording from late-Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins has been released. Rolling Stone reported Hawkins recorded the vocal to Edgar Winter's cover of his late-brother Johnny Winters' "Guess I'll Go Away" from the newly released Brother Johnny tribute collection.Edgar had posted a... Read More.

The Who In The States Rehearsing For Tour Kickoff

Monday, April 18 by Pulse of Radio

The Who are back in The States busy rehearsing for the opening night of their North American tour, which kicks off on Friday night (April 22nd) in Ft. Lauderdale. Pete Townshend's wife, Rachel Fuller, posted footage of the band running through "Who Are You"... Read More.

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New Paul McCartney Book Chronicles 1989/1990 Comeback Tour

George Thorogood Spotlights Songwriting On New Compilation

10 Years Gone: Men At Work’s Greg Ham

Michael Stipe has recorded new song with Brian Eno to be released this week as part of Earth Day campaign

“It’s My Lunch”: Jon Bon Jovi’s kids had to explain Grubhub to him

Journey schedules four special orchestral concerts this Las Vegas in July

Sweet Child o’ Odin: Guns N’ Roses classic soundtracks new ‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ teaser

Anthrax & Black Label Society announce co-headlining US tour

Journey’s Jonathan Cain, The Who’s Roger Daltrey participating in virtual wine-tasting event for charity

The Doors’ Robby Krieger releases trio of reggae-flavored instrumentals, new music video

First Posthumous Taylor Hawkins Recording Released

The Who In The States Rehearsing For Tour Kickoff

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