Classic Rock

Watch new video for previously unreleased early Black Crowes song “Charming Mess”

Tuesday, February 16 by ABC News

The Black Crowes have released an official music video for "Charming Mess," a previously unreleased track recorded during the sessions for the band's 1990 debut, Shake Your Money Maker, that will be included in the album's 30th anniversary reissue. The clip,... Read More.

Foo Fighters earn best-selling album of the week; ‘Medicine at Midnight’ lands at number three on ‘Billboard’ 200

Tuesday, February 16 by ABC News

Foo Fighters' Medicine at Midnight was the best-selling album of the week. The 10th studio effort from Dave Grohl and company lands at number one on Billboard's Top Album Sales chart, which measures purely traditional album sales. The record... Read More.

Going through “Changes”: Tony Iommi reflects on Black Sabbath’s classic ‘Vol. 4’ piano ballad

Tuesday, February 16 by ABC News

Black Sabbath has released a newly remastered version of the band's 1972 album, Vol. 4. In addition to continuing the metal pioneers' dark, heavy style with songs such as "Snowblind," Vol. 4 also included a total sonic left turn in the form... Read More.

My Cancellation: The Who cancel next month’s tour of UK & Ireland because of the pandemic

Tuesday, February 16 by ABC News

The Who had been tentatively scheduled to return to the road next month with a tour of Ireland and the U.K., but the dates, which had been postponed from last year because of the COVID-19 pandemic,

The Who Cancels UK & Ireland Tour

Tuesday, February 16 by Pulse of Radio

The Who has officially canceled its 2021 European dates. Last month the band postponed its UK and Ireland tour, which was set to launch on March 16th in Manchester, England and run through April 8th in London -- marking the second time the pandemic... Read More.

Peter Frampton Already Prepping ‘The Best Studio Album’ He’s Ever Done

Tuesday, February 16 by Pulse of Radio

Peter Frampton is already looking past his upcoming instrumental covers set to his first new album of all original material in over a decade. Frampton has announced the April 23rd release of his latest instrumental collection, titled, Frampton Forgets The Words.Frampton Forgets The Words... Read More.

Neil Young & Stephen Stills Set For ‘Light Up The Blues’ Autism Benefit

Tuesday, February 16 by Pulse of Radio

Neil Young and Stephen Stills will once again share the stage on April 10th for the Light Up The Blues - Benefiting Autism Speaks concert at L.A.'s Greek Theatre. Stills and wife Kristen launched the charity gig back in 2013 to benefit and support... Read More.

Ringo Starr Says Covid Took Touring Induistry By Surprise

Tuesday, February 16 by Pulse of Radio

While promoting his upcoming EP, Zoom In, Ringo Starr chatted with Mexican journalist Martha Debayle, and shed light on how Covid completely upended the rock's touring industry.Ringo, who had books two legs worth of All Starr Band tour dates, saw his year, like all... Read More.

Foo Fighters Scores Third No. 1 On Billboard’s Top Album Sales Chart With Medicine At Midnight

Tuesday, February 16 by Pulse of Radio

Foo Fighters has scored their third number one on Billboard's Top Album Sales chart with Medicine and Midnight. According to MRC Data, the album sold 64,000 copies in the US in the week ending February 11th. The band previously led the tally with Concrete... Read More.

The Doors’ John Densmore Remembers Scott Weiland

Tuesday, February 16 by Pulse of Radio

Doors drummer John Densmore recalled working with the late-Stone Temple Pilots and Velvet Revolver frontman, Scott Weiland, according to Ultimate-Guitar.com. Weiland was found dead on his tour bus on December 3rd, 2015 at the age of 48 from a toxic mix of drugs and... Read More.

Tommy Lee Reveals How Motley Crue Smuggled Drugs On Their Bus, Plane

Tuesday, February 16 by Pulse of Radio

Motley Crue's Tommy Lee has talked about the fact that the group used to smuggle drugs aboard both their tour bus and their private jet back in the day, but in recently re-released video from Lee's appearance last year on Steve-O’s Wild Ride podcast,... Read More.

Pharrell Williams Cleared In ‘Blurred Lines’ Perjury Case

Tuesday, February 16 by Pulse of Radio

U.S. District Court Judge John Kronstadt has ruled that Pharrell Williams didn't commit perjury during an November 2019 interview where he told GQ that he "reversed-enginered" Marvin Gaye's 1977 hit "Got To Give It Up" for he and Robin Thicke's 2013 hit song "Blurred Lines". As... Read More.

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Watch new video for previously unreleased early Black Crowes song “Charming Mess”

Foo Fighters earn best-selling album of the week; ‘Medicine at Midnight’ lands at number three on ‘Billboard’ 200

Going through “Changes”: Tony Iommi reflects on Black Sabbath’s classic ‘Vol. 4’ piano ballad

My Cancellation: The Who cancel next month’s tour of UK & Ireland because of the pandemic

The Who Cancels UK & Ireland Tour

Peter Frampton Already Prepping ‘The Best Studio Album’ He’s Ever Done

Neil Young & Stephen Stills Set For ‘Light Up The Blues’ Autism Benefit

Ringo Starr Says Covid Took Touring Induistry By Surprise

Foo Fighters Scores Third No. 1 On Billboard’s Top Album Sales Chart With Medicine At Midnight

The Doors’ John Densmore Remembers Scott Weiland

Tommy Lee Reveals How Motley Crue Smuggled Drugs On Their Bus, Plane

Pharrell Williams Cleared In ‘Blurred Lines’ Perjury Case

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