Classic Rock

Jon Bon Jovi admits he knew nothing about ‘Sex and the City’ — while he was appearing on it

Wednesday, March 3 by ABC News

In addition to filling stadiums worldwide with Bon Jovi, Jon Bon Jovi has also acted in quite a few movies and TV shows over the years. But he recently admitted that just because he was on TV doesn't mean he actually watched... Read More.

Dave Davies reflects on The Kinks’ recently reissued ‘Lola Versus Powerman’ album and his song “Strangers”

Wednesday, March 3 by ABC News

The Kinks recently released an expanded 50th anniversary reissue of their 1970 concept album Lola Versus Powerman and the Moneygoround, Part One, which found the British rock legends' taking a satirical look at the music industry at a transitional time in their... Read More.

Rock Hall Inductions Set For Cleveland On October 30th

Wednesday, March 3 by Pulse of Radio

The 2021 Rock and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony will take place in Cleveland on October 30th. Billboard reported that rather than the induction's usual site at the city's Public Auditorium, the ceremony will take place in the newly revamped Rocket... Read More.

Jon Bon Jovi Talks Dire Straits Inspiration On New Album

Wednesday, March 3 by Pulse of Radio

You can't blame Bon Jovi fans for thinking the band had Dire Straits on their mind while recording their latest album, 2020. In addition to having a track titled, "Brothers In Arms" -- like Dire Straits' blockbuster 1985 set, the tune "Blood In The... Read More.

Graham Nash Prepping ‘Analysis In Wonderland’ Album

Wednesday, March 3 by Pulse of Radio

Graham Nash has been spending the pandemic hard at work on his latest solo album. Nash, who just turned 79, is prepping the follow-up to 2016's This Path Tonight, telling Uncut, "I’ve been writing remotely with (guitarist and producer) Shane Fontayne and (keyboardist) Todd... Read More.

35 Years Ago Today: Metallica Releases ‘Master Of Puppets’

Wednesday, March 3 by Pulse of Radio

It was 35 years ago today (March 3rd, 1986) that Metallica released its genre-defining third studio album, Master Of Puppets. The set was produced by

Reggae Pioneer Bunny Wailer Dead At 73

Wednesday, March 3 by Pulse of Radio

Reggae pioneer Bunny Wailer, a founding member of the Wailers with Bob Marley and Peter Tosh, died on March 2nd at the age of 73, according to Rolling Stone. Wailer, who had been in ill health for several years, suffered his second stroke in... Read More.

Sting Launches Interactive Website For Upcoming ‘Duets’ Album

Wednesday, March 3 by Pulse of Radio

Sting has launched a new interactive website for his upcoming Duets album. The compilation was originally set for release back on November 27th, but due to pandemic-related production delays, will now drop on March 19th. Check out the new site: https://sting.lnk.to/DuetsTimelineDuets features Sting's... Read More.

This would be Eddie Vedder’s baseball walk-up song

Tuesday, March 2 by ABC News

In addition to being a beloved rock star, Eddie Vedder is also a huge baseball fan. That, of course, begs the question: what would he choose as his walk-up song? That's what sports journalist Lindsay Czarniak asked the Pearl Jam frontman during a... Read More.

Patti Smith to celebrate Bob Dylan’s 80th birthday in May with special music and poetry performance

Tuesday, March 2 by ABC News

Patti Smith will give a special performance on May 22 celebrating Bob Dylan's upcoming 80th birthday as part of the Kaatsbaan Cultural Park's Spring Festival in Tivoli, New York. Smith will team up with Tony Shanahan, longtime bassist and keyboardist in her... Read More.

Rob Zombie tells story of “really weird” first encounter with Ozzy Osbourne

Tuesday, March 2 by ABC News

Rob Zombie has shared the story of the first time he met Ozzy Osbourne. In an interview with Zane Lowe on Apple Music, the "Dragula" rocker remembers the encounter as "very weird." "I went to his house, I don't remember... Read More.

Metallica announces collaboration with Burton Snowboards

Tuesday, March 2 by ABC News

Winter may be almost over, but if you're a metal fan who lives where snow is still falling, then we've got good news for you. Metallica has announced a collaboration with Burton Snowboards. The collection includes two signature boards -- one ... Read More.

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Jon Bon Jovi admits he knew nothing about ‘Sex and the City’ — while he was appearing on it

Dave Davies reflects on The Kinks’ recently reissued ‘Lola Versus Powerman’ album and his song “Strangers”

Rock Hall Inductions Set For Cleveland On October 30th

Jon Bon Jovi Talks Dire Straits Inspiration On New Album

Graham Nash Prepping ‘Analysis In Wonderland’ Album

35 Years Ago Today: Metallica Releases ‘Master Of Puppets’

Reggae Pioneer Bunny Wailer Dead At 73

Sting Launches Interactive Website For Upcoming ‘Duets’ Album

This would be Eddie Vedder’s baseball walk-up song

Patti Smith to celebrate Bob Dylan’s 80th birthday in May with special music and poetry performance

Rob Zombie tells story of “really weird” first encounter with Ozzy Osbourne

Metallica announces collaboration with Burton Snowboards

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