Classic Rock

Beach Boys sell controlling interest in band’s intellectual property to Eagles manager’s new company

Thursday, February 18 by ABC News

The Beach Boys have joined list of famous veteran artists who recently have sold interests in their music catalogs. On Thursday, Variety reported that longtime Eagles manager Irving Azoff's recently launched Iconic Artists Group has bought a controlling... Read More.

“You Should Be Dancing” while listening to this Foo Fighters Bee Gees cover

Thursday, February 18 by ABC News

Foo Fighters play with funk and dance influences on their new album Medicine at Midnight, and now they've taken that up a level with a cover of the Bee Gees song "You Should Be Dancing." Dave Grohl and company performed the disco classic... Read More.

Live album and video of Lynyrd Skynyrd’s 1976 Knebworth festival performance due out in April

Thursday, February 18 by ABC News

An archival live album and concert video of Lynyrd Skynyrd's classic performance at the U.K.'s Knebworth Fair festival in 1976 will be released in multiple formats on April 9. Lynyrd Skynyrd: Live at Knebworth '76 will be available as a DVD/CD or Blu-ray/CD... Read More.

Nancy Wilson says she’s excited about upcoming Heart biopic, although it’s “on hold” because of the pandemic

Thursday, February 18 by ABC News

This past November, Heart's Ann Wilson revealed during a satellite-radio interview that a biopic about her famous group was in the works, and now Ann's sister and band mate Nancy has shared some more details about the film... Read More.

Christine McVie Backtracks On Fleetwood Mac Ending

Thursday, February 18 by Pulse of Radio

Only a week after implying that Fleetwood Mac would never tour again, Christine McVie is offering up a major back-pedaling to her remarks. Earlier this month, McVie was asked by RetroPopagazine.com if the band was planning to hit the road in the foreseeable future,... Read More.

Lynyrd Skynyrd’s Classic 1976 Knebworth Show Set For Multimedia Release

Thursday, February 18 by Pulse of Radio

Set for release on April 9th is the multimedia Lynyrd Skynyrd: Live At Knebworth ‘76 collection. The set, which spotlights the band's historic August 21st, 1976 performance opening for the Rolling Stones in Knebworth, England, will be available as a DVD/CD, Blu-ray and CD,... Read More.

Pete Townshend Admits Issues With Launching A New Who Project

Thursday, February 18 by Pulse of Radio

Pete Townshend shed light on his current creative process, which hopefully will result in both some new solo and Who music. He spoke about hitting his home studio after the band's tour was sidelined by Covid, telling Uncut, "I went in there and did... Read More.

Foo Fighters Debut Top Three With ‘Medicine At Midnight’

Thursday, February 18 by Pulse of Radio

The latest Foo Fighters album, Medicine At Midnight, entered the Billboard 200 albums chart at Number Three this week. The band, who was able to hit the top spot on the magazine's Top Album Sales list, came in third behind The Weeknd's The Highlights,... Read More.

Chris Cornell’s Widow Sues Soundgarden Over Buyout Price

Thursday, February 18 by Pulse of Radio

Chris Cornell's widow, Vicky Cornell, has filed a lawsuit against Soundgarden because she and the band's remaining three members can't reach an agreement over a buyout price. TMZ reports the band has offered her $300k for Chris' share, however Vicky claims that amount is... Read More.

Happy Birthday, Yoko Ono!!!

Thursday, February 18 by Pulse of Radio

Happy Birthday to Yoko Ono, who turns 88 today (February 18th)!!! Yoko was born in Tokyo to a musician turned extremely successful banker Eisuke Ono, who was a descendant of the Emperor of Japan. Yoko's mother, Isoko Ono, is the granddaughter of Zenjiro Yasuda,... Read More.

Flashback: Ray Charles Records ‘What’d I Say’

Thursday, February 18 by Pulse of Radio

It was 62 years ago today (February 18th, 1959) that the late Ray Charles recorded his classic song "What'd I Say." The song originally started out as a jam to kill time at a dance, after Charles realized that he and the band had... Read More.

Report: Marilyn Manson Hires Round-The-Clock Security

Thursday, February 18 by Pulse of Radio

Marilyn Manson is so concerned about his safety that he has reportedly hired 24-hour security at his Los Angeles home, according to Page Six. His fear comes in the wake of allegations of abuse by several women, including actress Evan Rachel Wood.Manson hasn't been... Read More.

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Beach Boys sell controlling interest in band’s intellectual property to Eagles manager’s new company

“You Should Be Dancing” while listening to this Foo Fighters Bee Gees cover

Live album and video of Lynyrd Skynyrd’s 1976 Knebworth festival performance due out in April

Nancy Wilson says she’s excited about upcoming Heart biopic, although it’s “on hold” because of the pandemic

Christine McVie Backtracks On Fleetwood Mac Ending

Lynyrd Skynyrd’s Classic 1976 Knebworth Show Set For Multimedia Release

Pete Townshend Admits Issues With Launching A New Who Project

Foo Fighters Debut Top Three With ‘Medicine At Midnight’

Chris Cornell’s Widow Sues Soundgarden Over Buyout Price

Happy Birthday, Yoko Ono!!!

Flashback: Ray Charles Records ‘What’d I Say’

Report: Marilyn Manson Hires Round-The-Clock Security

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