Classic Rock

Famous Rolling Stones tongue logo turned into an upcoming LEGO set celebrating the band’s 60th anniversary

Tuesday, May 3 by ABC News

The Rolling Stones have partnered with the LEGO Group on the creation of a new LEGO set that celebrates the band's classic tongue-and-lips logo in honor of the British rock legends' 60th anniversary.The set, which is part of the... Read More.

Lynyrd Skynyrd headline Born & Raised outlaw country festival in Oklahoma this September

Tuesday, May 3 by ABC News

Lynyrd Skynyrd will headline the final day of the second annual Born & Raised Festival, taking place September 16-18 in Pryor, Oklahoma, at Pryor Creek Music Festival Grounds, the same site as the popular Rocklahoma Festival.The three-day event offers a country music and camping... Read More.

Alice in Chains’ Jerry Cantrell releases two signature guitars with Epiphone

Tuesday, May 3 by ABC News

Alice in Chains guitarist/vocalist Jerry Cantrell has announced two new signature guitars in partnership with Epiphone.The newly launched instruments include the Jerry Cantrell "Wino" Les Paul Custom and the Les Paul Custom Prophecy. The Wino is inspired by Cantrell's own beloved Les Paul, while... Read More.

Billy Corgan raises middle finger to “the conspiracists about the state of my voice”

Tuesday, May 3 by ABC News

Billy Corgan has a word for people criticizing his voice. Or, rather, a finger representing two words.In a recent Instagram post, the Smashing Pumpkins frontman shared a picture of himself onstage while raising his middle finger. Text across the image... Read More.

Sharon & Kelly Osbourne now have COVID-19 after Ozzy tested positive

Tuesday, May 3 by ABC News

More of the Osbournes now have COVID-19.After revealing last Thursday that Ozzy had contracted the virus, his wife Sharon told the U.K.'s The Talk Monday that she and their daughter, Kelly, have since tested positive, too.... Read More.

Graham Nash live album featuring full performances of his first two solo studio efforts arrives this Friday

Tuesday, May 3 by ABC News

Graham Nash's long-awaited live album showcasing a series of special concerts he played in September 2019 during which he performed his first two solo album -- 1971's Songs for Beginners and 1974's Wild Tales -- in their entirety, finally

Red Hot Chili Peppers Salute Taylor Hawkins At Jazz Fest

Tuesday, May 3 by Pulse of Radio

It was a bittersweet show for the Red Hot Chili Peppers on Sunday (May 1st) when they played the spot at New Orleans at Jazz Fest originally intended for the Foo Fighters.Ultimate Classic Rock reported drummer Chad Smith addressed the occasion and took the... Read More.

Pete Townshend Jams In New Orleans

Tuesday, May 3 by Pulse of Radio

Pete Townshend took advantage of the Who's New Orleans stop on Saturday (April 30th) at Jazz Fest to later drop in on a venue he's always wanted to play. Townshend, armed with his Gibson six-string and a 1928 banjo, played a three-song set at... Read More.

Covid Forces Lindsey Buckingham To Scrap Final Four Dates On U.S. Tour

Tuesday, May 3 by Pulse of Radio

Lindsey Buckingham was forced to cancel the final four dates of his North American tour after members of his touring entourage contracted Covid. It's looking as if the concerts will not be rescheduled will all the ticketholders being reimbursed for the scrapped shows in... Read More.

Latest Bruce Springsteen ‘Live Series’ Collection Just Released

Tuesday, May 3 by Pulse of Radio

Out now is The Live Series: Songs Of Location, Bruce Springsteen's latest "greatest hits" collection from his officially sanctioned archival live bootleg series. The new 15-track compilation, features "The Boss" chronologically over the years -- both with and without the E Street Band --... Read More.

Kirk Hammett Says He Got His ‘Brain Back’ After He Stopped Drinking Alcohol

Tuesday, May 3 by Pulse of Radio

Metallica's Kirk Hammett says he got his "brain back" when he stopped drinking alcohol in 2014. During an interview with Kerrang!, during an interview with Kerrang!, when asked about how his new solo EP, Portals came about, given that Metallica split with Jason Newsted... Read More.

2021 Fab Four documentary ‘The Beatles and India’ to be released on DVD and Blu-ray in June

Monday, May 2 by ABC News

The 2021 documentary The Beatles and India, a film that explores the impact of the South Asian country and its culture on The Beatles' lives and music, as well as how the Fab Four helped introduce Indian music to the world, will be released... Read More.

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Famous Rolling Stones tongue logo turned into an upcoming LEGO set celebrating the band’s 60th anniversary

Lynyrd Skynyrd headline Born & Raised outlaw country festival in Oklahoma this September

Alice in Chains’ Jerry Cantrell releases two signature guitars with Epiphone

Billy Corgan raises middle finger to “the conspiracists about the state of my voice”

Sharon & Kelly Osbourne now have COVID-19 after Ozzy tested positive

Graham Nash live album featuring full performances of his first two solo studio efforts arrives this Friday

Red Hot Chili Peppers Salute Taylor Hawkins At Jazz Fest

Pete Townshend Jams In New Orleans

Covid Forces Lindsey Buckingham To Scrap Final Four Dates On U.S. Tour

Latest Bruce Springsteen ‘Live Series’ Collection Just Released

Kirk Hammett Says He Got His ‘Brain Back’ After He Stopped Drinking Alcohol

2021 Fab Four documentary ‘The Beatles and India’ to be released on DVD and Blu-ray in June

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