Tag "classic rock"

AC/DC’s Brian Johnson Sings ‘Back in Black’ in UK

The singer joined the British band Muse at the Reading Festival in England. And what did Johnson sing? AC/DC’s classic “Back in Black,” of course

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Rush Members Lee and Lifeson to Form New Band?

It’s not official, but if it happens it may be called LeeLifeson. What are we talking about? An insider says that new Rush-related music may be on the way.

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Neil Young New Box Sets: 9 Albums from the ’70s

Two new boxed sets will make long-out-of-print albums from Young’s prolific mid-’70s period available again on CD and vinyl.

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Win Tickets to a Deep Purple + Alice Cooper Concert

The classic rock legends are touring North America along with special guests, The Edgar Winter Band. Live Nation is giving away a pair of tickets to one BCB reader

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Robert Plant and Shifting Spaces

Famed FM radio personality Dennis Elsas talks with Robert Plant about living in and exploring America, returning to England, and his new band and recent LP.

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Savoy Brown Exclusive: Stream New Album Now!

Listen to the brand new album by the British blues greats in its entirety before it’s released to the public. Plus: Q&A with founder Kim Simmonds!

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When Blondie’s ‘Rapture’ Earned an Unlikely Distinction

The band began as a cross between new wave and punk but earned chart success in other genres. One wild fact about “Rapture” can win you a lot of bar bets.

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That Time Elton John Surprised London Commuters

You’re waiting for your train when suddenly you see a performer you’ve enjoyed for years. When he starts playing, you think “I’ll catch the next one”

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The Revolution After Prince: Concert Review

They couldn’t replace what was missing, but the show offered an appealing chance to hear that catalog again in a live setting.

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The Who Live at San Francisco’s Outside Lands

A few things have changed since Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey played Monterey Pop and the Fillmore, but they proved that they’ve still got it.

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