Posts From Best Classic Bands Staff
Rod Stewart, Cheap Trick Expand 2022 Tour
The pairing of two classic rock giants was originally announced in January 2020 for later that year but was KO’d twice due to the pandemic
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Stars Pay Tribute to Director Ivan Reitman
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Dan Aykroyd are among the actors who remember their “fantastic friend” who helmed such comedies as Ghostbusters, Stripes and Twins
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Styx, REO Speedwagon Expand 2022 Co-Headlining Tour
This will be the 5th time together for the frequent touring partners, with their “Live and UnZoomed” run of U.S. amphitheaters, with special guests Loverboy
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Aerosmith Shares Previously Unreleased Versions of 1971 Recordings
The rehearsal tape captures the band a year before being discovered and signing with Columbia Records and 2 years before their self-titled debut was released
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Last Monkee Standing: Micky Dolenz Announces 2022 Tour Dates
For this trek, Dolenz will pay tribute to his three fellow Monkees, all now gone. Then, he will return to the road for dates with another star of ’60s rock.
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King Crimson Shares ‘In the Court…’ Doc Trailer Ahead of SXSW Premiere
“This is the first King Crimson,” says guiding force Robert Fripp, “where there’s not at least one member in the band that actively resents my presence”
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Crosby, Stills, Nash Unite With Young to Remove Their Recordings From Spotify
“Until real action is taken to show that a concern for humanity must be balanced with commerce, we don’t want our music to be on the same platform [as Joe Rogan]”
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‘The Sound of Philadelphia’ Doc, on Gamble, Huff and Bell, Due
The behind-the-scenes music legends wrote and produced such hits as “Love Train” by The O’Jays, “Rubberband Man” by the Spinners, and scores more
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Elton John Resumes Farewell Tour (Again) After Brief Postponement
The star returned to the stage once more to continue his much-delayed Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour. His most recent postponement was due to a positive Covid test
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Jethro Tull Releases ‘The Zealot Gene,’ 1st New Studio Album in 2 Decades
While they’ve continued to tour regularly, Ian Anderson and Company’s last album of all-new, original material was in 1999
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