Classic Rock

Billy Corgan & Chloé Mendel hope to “embrace our community” with virtual Highland Park benefit concert

Wednesday, July 27 by ABC News

On Wednesday night, The Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan and his longtime partner, clothing designer Chloé Mendel, are hosting Together and Together Again, a virtual benefit concert to support the victims of the July 4 shooting in Highland Park, Illinois.Corgan and Mendel are longtime... Read More.

Lollapalooza announces inaugural India edition for 2023

Wednesday, July 27 by ABC News

Lollapalooza is expanding once again, this time to Asia.The inaugural edition of Lollapalooza India will take place January 28-29, 2023 in the city of Mumbai. The festival will feature 40 acts spread across four stages.The lineup and exact venue details will be announced at... Read More.

The Kinks releasing box set celebrating 50th anniversary of two early-’70s albums

Wednesday, July 27 by ABC News

The Kinks have announced plans for the latest in a series of expanded 50th anniversary reissues, this one focusing on two of the lauded U.K. band's albums -- 1971's Muswell Hillbillies and 1972's Everybody's in Show-Biz - Everybody's a Star.The collection, which can be... Read More.

The Zombies’ history to be documented in new film, ‘Hung Up on a Dream’

Wednesday, July 27 by ABC News

An official documentary about the British Invasion band The Zombies titled Hung Up on a Dream is currently in the works and is being directed by filmmaker and alternative-rock artist Robert Schwartzman, according to Variety.The movie, which is tentatively... Read More.

Bob Weir and side group Wolf Bros plot out fall US tour

Wednesday, July 27 by ABC News

Founding Grateful Dead singer/guitarist Bob Weir and his side band Wolf Bros have lined up a fall U.S. tour that's mapped out from a September 30 show in Waterbury, Connecticut, through a November 4-5 stand in Denver.

Neil Young Once Again Skipping ‘Farm Aid’ Due To Covid Fear

Wednesday, July 27 by Pulse of Radio

Farm Aid 2022 will return without Neil Young once again this year, hitting Raleigh, North Carolina’s Coastal Credit Union Mark Park at Walnut Creek on September 24th. For the second year running, Young has cited his fears of Covid as the reason for staying... Read More.

Bruce Springsteen Update

Wednesday, July 27 by Pulse of Radio

"RACING IN THE STREET" TOPS GREATEST SONGS LISTThe editors of Mojo magazine have compiled the list of the "50 Greatest Bruce Springsteen Songs." Coming in at Number One is the Side Two closer from 1978's Darkness On The Edge Of... Read More.

Perry Farrell & Billy Corgan Set For Livestream Fundraiser For July 4th Shooting Victims

Wednesday, July 27 by Pulse of Radio

Perry Farrell is firing on all cylinders beyond Jane's Addiction's upcoming arena tour with Smashing Pumpkins. Spin.com reported today (July 27th), Farrell will appear at a benefit concert spearheaded by Pumpkins leader Billy Corgan to raise money for the victims of the July 4th... Read More.

Bob Weir & Wolf Bros. Set For Fall Tour

Wednesday, July 27 by Pulse of Radio

Grateful Dead co-founder Bob Weir has just rolled out the fall dates for his side band Bobby Weir & The Wolf Bros. The trek begins on September 30th in Waterbury, Connecticut's Palace Theater and wraps over two nights -- November 4th and 5th --... Read More.

Flashback: John Lennon Wins His Battle To Stay In America

Wednesday, July 27 by Pulse of Radio

It was 46 years ago today (July 27th, 1976) that John Lennon was issued his Green Card, winning his four-year battle with the U.S. Government to stay in America. Lennon's fight for residency began almost immediately upon landing in the States in the fall... Read More.

Flashback: Stevie Nicks Goes Solo With ‘Bella Donna’

Wednesday, July 27 by Pulse of Radio

Today (July 27th) marks the 41st anniversary of the release of Bella Donna -- Stevie Nicks' first solo album away from Fleetwood Mac. Although the album only topped the charts for a single week, Bella Donna spent nearly three years on the Billboard 200... Read More.

Judas Priest’s Rob Halford ‘A Bit Pissed’ About Rock Hall Induction Category

Wednesday, July 27 by Pulse of Radio

Judas Priest will be heading into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame this year but frontman Rob Halford isn't too happy about it. Instead of going in in the performer category, they're getting the Musical Excellence Award, which has historically gone to session musicians and... Read More.

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Billy Corgan & Chloé Mendel hope to “embrace our community” with virtual Highland Park benefit concert

Lollapalooza announces inaugural India edition for 2023

The Kinks releasing box set celebrating 50th anniversary of two early-’70s albums

The Zombies’ history to be documented in new film, ‘Hung Up on a Dream’

Neil Young Once Again Skipping ‘Farm Aid’ Due To Covid Fear

Bruce Springsteen Update

Perry Farrell & Billy Corgan Set For Livestream Fundraiser For July 4th Shooting Victims

Bob Weir & Wolf Bros. Set For Fall Tour

Flashback: John Lennon Wins His Battle To Stay In America

Flashback: Stevie Nicks Goes Solo With ‘Bella Donna’

Judas Priest’s Rob Halford ‘A Bit Pissed’ About Rock Hall Induction Category

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