Tag "best classic bands"
Iggy Pop’s ‘The Bowie Years’ Box Set: Review
There’s probably enough on ‘The Bowie Years’ to justify its purchase by any Iggy Pop fan—or any Stooges lover, for that matter.
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Best Classic Bands’ 5th Anniversary: Thanks to You
We flipped the “On” switch on June 12, 2015 to celebrate the artists, music and pop culture of the classic rock era. Thanks for letting us be a part of your day
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Neil Young to Release ‘Homegrown’ Album… 45 Years Later
Long described by fans as a mysterious “lost” album, it was recorded in 1974 and 1975. He describes it as “the one that got away”
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Yes’ Steve Howe Sets New Solo Album: Listen
Love Is is his first solo LP since the all-instrumental Time in 2011. He sings and plays electric, acoustic and steel guitars, keyboards, percussion and bass guitar
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Cat Stevens Cancels 2020 Tour Due to Pandemic
The singer-songwriting legend was planning to celebrate the 50th anniversary of his Tea For the Tillerman album. He expects to tour in “the near future”
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‘Laurel Canyon’ Riveting Documentary TV Series: Preview
With new interviews and rare footage, the 2-part series on Epix features intimate portraits of the artists from the fertile ’60s-’70s Los Angeles music scene
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The The’s Matt Johnson: ‘Close Shave With the Grim Reaper’
The singer for the English post-punk group had emergency throat surgery after a throat infection took an unexpected and freakish turn
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Kansas Previews New Album, ‘The Absence of Presence’
The progressive rock band talk about their new LP and offer a video for the first release. They have a big summer tour planned with two other major bands
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Label Veteran on the Wild ’80s Music Scene: New Book
In his 4th book, Run-Out Groove: Inside Capitol’s 1980s Hits & Stiffs, Dave Morrell documents a culture rife with abusive bosses, payola, and more
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Dion’s ‘Blues With Friends’ Album, With Legends: Listen
The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer’s new album features such guests as Bruce Springsteen, Van Morrison, Paul Simon, Jeff Beck, and Billy Gibbons
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