We’ll be speaking with Foreigner’s Kelly Hansen early next week, and that means a chance for you to submit questions for the singer. To submit, just leave a comment on this article and be sure to include your name and hometown if you wish to be mentioned during the interview. The deadline for questions is [...]
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When it comes to rock festivals for the upcoming summer, few if any can offer the solid line-up already established by the Thunder Mountain Rockfest. Set for July 8, 9, and 10 just south of Minot, North Dakota, Thunder Mountain as of last week boasted the famous harmonies of Night Ranger, the rousing rock of [...]
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It may only be November, but it’s already time for some summer concert season band announcements. That’s right; the reigning kings of southern rock Lynyrd Skynyrd will be making their way to Walker, Minnesota on July 17 for the final day of Moondance Jam 19. We’ve offered extensive Moondance coverage in the past, and the [...]
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The rock powerhouse Bad Company made headlines last year with their much anticipated reunion, but they didn’t exactly cover the globe with tour dates. In fact, they only played ten shows - and all of them were on the east side of the United States. Now the band has announced another exclusive tour - this [...]
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The band’s press release couldn’t have said it better: “Get ready for another round of Mötley-style mayhem…”. Yes, Crue Fest 2 may be over, but the mayhem is not. Mötley Crüe has announced a stretch of Canadian tour dates that are sure to tear the far north apart. Beginning on January 23, the band will [...]
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George Thorogood & The Destroyers put on a a stellar blues show for the 2009 Sturgis Bike Rally crowd at the Buffalo Chip Amphitheater. In the chaos that was The Chip ‘09, we never did post our full gallery from the blazing Thorogood set. It’s better late than never, so here is a collection of [...]
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It hasn’t always been a part of Super Bowl tradition, but in recent years it certainly seems that classic rock is becoming somewhat of a staple during the halftime show at the big game. It was announced this morning that legendary rockers The Who will be strumming under the spotlight for 2010’s festivities, set for [...]
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If you’ve been keeping up with rock headlines, it’s no secret that one of America’s favorite bands has been going through some very public, yet internal problems. Troubles centering on singer Steven Tyler have been brewing ever since an Aerosmith gig at the Legendary Buffalo Chip Amphitheater resulted in a very legendary stage fall. Although [...]
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November 7, 2009 - Opening for the hottest band in the world isn’t exactly a task to be taken lightly, and Buckcherry knows it. Fortunately, the five-piece act emerged with a confident swagger and proceeded to deliver to the fans at the Target Center every bit of energy they could muster as the lead-in to [...]
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November 7, 2009 - There’s really nothing changed about a KISS concert in three decades, but yet the band and its fans seem to reinvent themselves each night when showtime arrives. For some, Saturday night’s concert was a chance to emulate legendary rock personas with makeup and costumes, and for others the opportunity to sing [...]
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Iconic rock band Guns N’ Roses is preparing for their first major North American concert tour in three years. To support last year’s Chinese Democracy release, the band has announced three Japan shows in December, and 13 Canadian gigs in January and February of 2010. Joining the band on stage for the Canadian leg will [...]
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It never seems to fail - within mere days of the last date on a band’s tour, the fans are already asking when the next one will start. Such is the case with Rush, the Canadian progressive rock powerhouse that finished a long tour in support of their album Snakes and Arrows in 2007.With a [...]
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With an appearance this morning on CBS’ Sunday Morning program, someone should just come out and say it. The Bee Gees are Back.Barry and Robin Gibb were more than devastated by the sudden death of brother Maurice Gibb six years ago, so much so that they swore off the possibility of ever touring again as [...]
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Even though we are still two months away from turning the calendars another year ahead, stadium and arena bands like Bon Jovi and U2 have already announced dates on respective tours that stretch into the hot days of the 2010 summer. Trying to determine which other big name bands are gearing up for an announcement [...]
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Widely discussed as one of the greatest singers of any generation, Rod Stewart is a rock legend, and his new covers album sees its release today. Soulbook consists of 13 cover selections of soul classics from the ’60s and ’70s. He appeared on the Today show this morning and sent the show’s four person anchor [...]
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It wasn’t that long ago that Bon Jovi announced the release of a new album. The Circle will hit stores on November 10, and according to Jon Bon Jovi it will see a return to the straight-up rock and roll that made the band famous. He says: “There’s going to be some big choruses on [...]
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2010 is shaping up to be a big year for Ted Nugent as the Pursuit Channel welcomes the addition of Ted Nugent Tooth, Fang & Claw TV to its ever-expanding 2010 programming line-up. The show will document and deliver the way the Nugent family and millions of other American families hunt, fish, trap and shoot [...]
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Few, if any bands, are fortunate to have to kind of loyal and enthusiastic fanbase that KISS maintains. The band has perhaps set a record for the most overall sales when toys, games, comic books, and trading cards are factored in alongside their worldwide album sales of 80 million. Although Canadian singer Michael Bublé topped [...]
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It’s always sad when a show is canceled, and even more sad when it’s an entire tour. Def Leppard, due to what the band calls ‘unforeseen personal matters’, has been forced to cancel their fall tour across the United States, which was set to hit cities like Reno, St. Paul, Detroit, and Nashville. “We know [...]
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Things were definitely on the up-and-up for one of the most legendary rock bands early this summer. Aerosmith’s planned tour with ZZ Top was sure to be a sold out sensation, and a new album was in the works - albeit pushed back. All of that changed when Steven Tyler fell off the stage during [...]
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