Classic Rock

New Charlie Watts biography due out this fall

Friday, July 1 by ABC News

A new official biography about late Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts, authorized by the band and Watts' family, is scheduled to be published on October 11.Charlie's Good Tonight: The Life, the Times and the Rolling Stones includes forewords written by Stones co-founders Mick Jagger... Read More.

Complete ‘Stranger Things’ season 4 soundtrack released today; features extended “Separate Ways” remix

Friday, July 1 by ABC News

The complete soundtrack album for the hit Netflix series Stranger Things' fourth season was released today via digital formats.The expanded collection combines the 16 songs from the previously issued first volume of the soundtrack... Read More.

Aerosmith drummer Joey Kramer’s wife, Linda, dies at age 55

Friday, July 1 by ABC News

Sad news to share from the Aerosmith camp. Drummer Joey Kramer's wife, Linda Gail Kramer, died on June 22 at the age of 55.No cause of death has been shared. Joey and Linda married in October 2009, and according to

Paul McCartney, Sheryl Crow among stars added to NBC’s ‘Ukraine: Answering the Call’ special

Friday, July 1 by ABC News

Paul McCartney and Sheryl Crow are among the celebrities who have been added to the star-packed lineup of NBC's upcoming special Ukraine: Answering the Call, Billboard reports.The new additions, which also include Billie Eilish and her brother, Finneas, join previously... Read More.

Ringo Starr planning global — and celestial — “Peace and Love” birthday celebration next week

Friday, July 1 by ABC News

Ringo Starr turns 82 on Thursday, July 7, and as has become an annual tradition, the legendary Beatles drummer is planning to mark the occasion with a special "Peace and Love" celebration.For this year's event, Ringo will gather privately... Read More.

Journey’s Jonathan Cain says faith-based album ‘Arise’ offers “call to standing for freedom”

Friday, July 1 by ABC News

Journey will release its first new studio album in 11 years, Freedom, in one week. But the band's longtime keyboardist and co-songwriter Jonathan Cain has also been promoting a new solo effort, Arise, the sixth full-length spiritual-themed album that he's... Read More.

Red Hot Chili Peppers battling “illness”; Scotland concert to be rescheduled

Friday, July 1 by ABC News

Red Hot Chili Peppers are calling out sick for Friday's scheduled concert in Glasgow, Scotland.A statement posted by the band early Friday reads, "Due to illness RHCP will not be able to perform in Glasgow tonight July 1." "We are working... Read More.

Bret Michaels hospitalized while touring with Poison

Friday, July 1 by ABC News

Bret Michaels was reportedly hospitalized in Nashville, just before taking the stage on Thursday. While there's no official word on why he was hospitalized, Michaels, 59, TMZ reported he's being treated after suffering a bad reaction to medication, triggered by his diabetes.Before the... Read More.

The Doobie Brothers’ hit sophomore album, ‘Toulouse Street,’ celebrates its 50th anniversary today

Friday, July 1 by ABC News

The Doobie Brothers' breakthrough second album, Toulouse Street, was released 50 years ago today.The 10-track collection features the band's first two top-40 hits, "Listen to the Music" and a cover of the 1966 gospel... Read More.

Beck Regrets Missing Out on Parody of “Loser” by Weird Al

Friday, July 1 by Pulse of Radio

Beck is one of the most recent artists to join Audible's ‘Words + Music'- a series which combines memoir and performance for a deeper dive into artist's catalog and inspiration. During the session, Beck shared a memory in which Weird Al Yankovic asked... Read More.

Pink Floyd Announces Reissue of “Animals” Album

Friday, July 1 by Pulse of Radio

Pink Floyd collectors have something to celebrate: the band has put aside their ongoing feud and finally announced the reissue of their album "Animals" on vinyl. The 2018 remix will arrive on September 16th after receiving its first-ever 5.1 Stereo Sound release. The... Read More.

Metallica Cancels Overseas Show Due To Covid

Friday, July 1 by Pulse of Radio

Metallica's performance at Frauenfeld Rocks festival in Switzerland on Wednesday night (June 29th) was canceled after a member of their camp tested positive for Covid. The band posted the news on their social media writing, "We are beyond sorry to disappoint those of you... Read More.

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New Charlie Watts biography due out this fall

Complete ‘Stranger Things’ season 4 soundtrack released today; features extended “Separate Ways” remix

Aerosmith drummer Joey Kramer’s wife, Linda, dies at age 55

Paul McCartney, Sheryl Crow among stars added to NBC’s ‘Ukraine: Answering the Call’ special

Ringo Starr planning global — and celestial — “Peace and Love” birthday celebration next week

Journey’s Jonathan Cain says faith-based album ‘Arise’ offers “call to standing for freedom”

Red Hot Chili Peppers battling “illness”; Scotland concert to be rescheduled

Bret Michaels hospitalized while touring with Poison

The Doobie Brothers’ hit sophomore album, ‘Toulouse Street,’ celebrates its 50th anniversary today

Beck Regrets Missing Out on Parody of “Loser” by Weird Al

Pink Floyd Announces Reissue of “Animals” Album

Metallica Cancels Overseas Show Due To Covid

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