Classic Rock

Sammy Hagar Feels A Responsibility To Play Van Halen Music

Wednesday, August 24 by Pulse of Radio

Sammy Hagar admits that with the passing of Eddie Van Halen, he feels the pull from fans to perform Van Halen material. Hagar, who's currently on the road with the Circle -- which features Van Halen bassist Michael Anthony -- told Southgate, Michigan's News-Herald... Read More.

Elton John Teases New Britney Spears Collaboration

Wednesday, August 24 by Pulse of Radio

Elton John posted a bit of his new collaboration with Britney Spears on his Instagram page. The "Rocket Man" was filmed at the La Guerite in Cannes and sat in the DJ booth and he had him play a bit of the new track,... Read More.

One Year Gone: The Rolling Stones’ Charlie Watts Remembered

Wednesday, August 24 by Pulse of Radio

It was one year ago today -- August 24th, 2021 -- that that the music world was shocked to learn that Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts died at the age of 80. Fans had been showing concern when the news broke earlier this month... Read More.

Ozzy Osbourne Has Opened Up About The Songs From His Upcoming Album

Wednesday, August 24 by Pulse of Radio

Ozzy Osbourne has opened up about the songs on his upcoming album Patient Number 9, saying that some may be controversial. He told Classic Rock Magazine that on his song "One of Those Days," he sings "One of those days that I don't believe... Read More.

Rock-a-bye: New survey ranks Elton John’s “Your Song” the most sleep-inducing rock tune

Tuesday, August 23 by ABC News

Some rock and pop tunes can make you dance, scream, shout and bang your head, but a new U.K. survey has ranked the songs that can best help you fall sleep.Mornings.co.uk, a website that serves as a guide to... Read More.

Ozzy Osbourne thinks certain ‘Patient Number 9’ lyric will “cause s***”

Tuesday, August 23 by ABC News

Ozzy Osbourne is no stranger to controversy and the metal legend doesn't think that will change with his upcoming album, Patient Number 9.Speaking with Classic Rock magazine, the Black Sabbath rocker says that he thinks a... Read More.

Ex-Blue Öyster Cult drummer Albert Bouchard debuts “Shadow of California” music video

Tuesday, August 23 by ABC News

Former Blue Öyster Cult drummer Albert Bouchard has premiered a new video for his own version of his old band's 1983 tune "Shadow of California," which appears on his 2021 solo album, Imaginos 2 -- Bombs over Germany (minus... Read More.

Neal Schon says his favorite songs on Journey’s new album, ‘Freedom,’ are “the louder ones”

Tuesday, August 23 by ABC News

Journey's first studio album in 11 years, Freedom, was released last month.The 15-track collection includes songs that sound like they could have come from various periods in Journey's history, and features a mix of power ballads, hard-rocking tunes, sensitive... Read More.

Paul Simon Back In The Studio

Tuesday, August 23 by Pulse of Radio

Paul Simon is working on a new album tentatively titled, The Seven Psalms, at Manhattan's Reservoir Studios. The news was broken via a Facebook post by singer Barbara Fasano, who was coincidentally also recording at the studio complex and tracking a cover of Simon... Read More.

Last Original Cricket, Drummer J.I. Allison Dead At 82

Tuesday, August 23 by Pulse of Radio

Drummer Jerry "J.I." Allison, the last surviving original member of Buddy Holly's band the Crickets, died on August 22nd at 88. In addition to his drumming duties for the Crickets, he co-wrote their two biggest hits with Holly -- "That'll Be The day" and... Read More.

Kirk Hammett Says Metallica ‘Is Not Getting Any Quicker’ In The Studio

Tuesday, August 23 by Pulse of Radio

Kirk Hammett spoke about the struggles Metallica has in the studio and the amount of time it takes to finish an album. The band's lead guitarist joked to Goldmine, "Yeah, y'know, it's not getting any quicker, too. It's just like, we... Read More.

R.E.M. Releases 40th Anniversary Edition Of ‘Chronic Town’

Tuesday, August 23 by Pulse of Radio

In celebration of its 40th anniversary, R.E.M. has reissued their debut 1982 EP, Chronic Town. The set is now available for the first time ever as a standalone CD -- as well as an exclusive LP picture disc, and cassette. The new package features... Read More.

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Sammy Hagar Feels A Responsibility To Play Van Halen Music

Elton John Teases New Britney Spears Collaboration

One Year Gone: The Rolling Stones’ Charlie Watts Remembered

Ozzy Osbourne Has Opened Up About The Songs From His Upcoming Album

Rock-a-bye: New survey ranks Elton John’s “Your Song” the most sleep-inducing rock tune

Ozzy Osbourne thinks certain ‘Patient Number 9’ lyric will “cause s***”

Ex-Blue Öyster Cult drummer Albert Bouchard debuts “Shadow of California” music video

Neal Schon says his favorite songs on Journey’s new album, ‘Freedom,’ are “the louder ones”

Paul Simon Back In The Studio

Last Original Cricket, Drummer J.I. Allison Dead At 82

Kirk Hammett Says Metallica ‘Is Not Getting Any Quicker’ In The Studio

R.E.M. Releases 40th Anniversary Edition Of ‘Chronic Town’

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