Megadeth have announced that they will be launching their Crush The World Tour this spring with dates in Canada featuring support fromBullet For My Valentine and Oni.
The 13-city trek is set to kick off with a U.S. date in Everett, WA at the Angel Of The Winds Arena and will wrap up on May 15th in Halifax, NS at the ScotiaBank Centre. (continue)
Godsmack, Pantera, Rob Zombie, Limp Bizkit, Bush, Chevelle, and Corey Taylor lead the lineup for this year's Rocklahoma Music Festival. America's Biggest Labor Day Weekend Party will be taking place Friday, September 1 - Sunday, September 3 at Pryor Creek Music Festival Grounds in Pryor, Oklahoma, just outside Tulsa.
The festivities kick off with the Rocklahoma campgrounds opening on Sunday, August 27 and music performances get underway at the official Rocklahoma pre-party on Thursday, August 31. (continue)
Just ten days after debuting their riveting duet "The Thing That Wrecks You," Tenille Townes and Bryan Adams deliver the official music video, available everywhere now.
"The Thing That Wrecks You" arrived Feb. 24 with Billboard noting it "winningly teams Townes' tender-yet-sturdy vocal with... Adams' whispery rasp" and Music Row applauding it as "an essential listening experience." The coinciding music video was directed by Adams and features the two running hastily toward each other through a dimly lit tunnel, knowing they're bound to collide. (continue)
Doug Gray, founding member and lead singer of legendary southern rock group The Marshall Tucker Band, is mourning the loss of Lynyrd Skynyrd's Gary Rossington, who passed away yesterday. He was 71. Rossington was the last original member of Lynyrd Skynyrd.
"This was expected but still hard to believe. Great sadness has come upon me. He was a gentleman that held it all together. Much love to his wife, Dale, who has been by his side through the good and the bad. (continue)
Syndicated radio show In The Studio With Redbeard: The Stories Behind History's Greatest Rock Bands is celebrating the 50th anniversary of Pink Floyd's blockbuster album, "Dark Side Of The Moon".
"Here it is, the golden anniversary of the progressive rock masterpiece by Pink Floyd which not even 'Time' can 'Eclipse': The Dark Side of the Moon! To illustrate how seriously many of the post-British Invasion bands were approaching the rock idiom by early 1973, you need look no further than Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon to see how this 'progressive' rock movement had matured, with spectacular results both artistically and commercially. Worldwide sales of Dark Side of the Moon are estimated at forty-five million copies! These facts are confirmed in this classic rock interview by my guests, musical lunar explorers David Gilmour, Roger Waters, and Nick Mason. (read more)
Kip Moore is mapping out his Damn Love World Tour today, announcing his headlining fall tour in the U.S. with special guests The Cadillac Three, hot on the heels of the announcement of his fifth studio album DAMN LOVE.
Moore will return to major cities overseas and some for the first time, kicking off in Bloomsbury, Aus. on March 11. Moore is slated to headline shows in Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, the U.K. and Europe, many of which are already sold-out in advance. (continue)
Nita Strauss, the top-rated guitarist who had been with Alice Cooper for several years until she departed to do a Fall 2022 tour with Demi Lovato, will be returning to Alice's band for his 2023 tour, Cooper's management disclosed today.
The Alice Cooper North American tour, with an all-new show dubbed "Too Close For Comfort," kicks off in late April in Michigan and continues through late September, including a handful of August stadium shows with Def Leppard + Motley Crue, followed by a co-headlining late summer "Freaks On Parade" tour with Rob Zombie. (continue)
Lionel Richie announced his 2023 Sing A Song All Night Long tour with very special guests and one of the best-selling bands of all time, Earth, Wind & Fire.
Produced by Live Nation, the 20-city arena tour kicks off Friday, August 4th at Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, with stops across North America in Chicago, Toronto, New York, and more before wrapping up on Friday, September 15th at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles. (continue)
Mr. Big is putting on their signature top hats and old shoes one last time for a worldwide tour, aptly titled "The Big Finish." Since the band's original drummer and co-founder, Pat Torpey, lost his battle with Parkinson's disease in 2018, the band now feels it's time to mark the end of this chapter of their legacy.
The first leg will take the band to Japan and Southeast Asia in July and August, while shows in South America, Europe, and the U.S. will launch in early 2024 and will be announced soon. (continue)
Morgan Wallen is set to kick off his massive 2023 One Night At A Time World Tour in Auckland, New Zealand next week (March 15). As the ACM, CMA and American Music Awards winner prepares to deliver his milestone tour to more than 1.2 million fans around the globe this year, he continues to extend its reach into new territories due to overwhelming demand, adding a one-night-only show at London's The O2 on Dec. 3, 2023.
Wallen's One Night At A Time World Tour - named after the title track of his recently released third studio album One Thing At A Time (Big Loud/Mercury/Republic) - is produced by Live Nation in North America/United Kingdom and Frontier Touring for Australia/New Zealand. (continue)
Arctic Monkeys have released a brand new music video for their single ""Sculptures Of Anything Goes", which is a track from their current studio album "The Car."
The video for "Sculptures Of Anything Goes" was shot predominantly during the band's recent Australian and South American tour dates, directed by Ben Chappell and edited by Matt Cronin. (continue)
Gov't Mule has now announced a 12-date summer amphitheater tour. The Dark Side of the Mule Tour, produced by Live Nation, features the return of the GRAMMY-nominated band's renowned and extremely rare Pink Floyd tribute performance which will follow a full Mule set and very special guest Jason Bonham's Led Zeppelin Evening opening.
Gov't Mule first debuted Dark Side of the Mule on Halloween 2008 at the Orpheum Theatre in Boston, which was recorded and later released as a live album in 2014. Years after, the band brought back the acclaimed set, a favorite with fans and critics alike, for a handful of shows, performing it only 10 times in total. With 2023 marking the 50th anniversary of Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon, Gov't Mule is joining in on the celebration of the legendary album and bringing back Dark Side of the Mule for one final time on this summer's tour. (continue)
Train has announced additional North American headline concert dates this summer. The band is set to light up summer stages in Lincoln, NE, Niagara Falls, ON, Charleston, SC and more for the first time in years, bringing fans an epic night of music filled with the band's most iconic hits spanning nearly three decades.
New Orleans rock group Better Than Ezra and platinum-selling country rock band Parmalee will join as opening acts on select dates. Tickets for most shows go on sale to the general public starting Friday, March 10th at 10AM local time, please check local listings for details. (continue)
Oxford progressive metal band Desert Storm have shared a video for their brand new single, "Bad Trip". The song comes from their forthcoming album, "Death Rattle", which will arrive on March 31st.
Vocalist Matt Ryan had this to say, "What happened quite naturally during the writing process for Bad Trip, was something just clicked. The thoughts and emotions associated just felt so familiar. It was an obvious choice at the time. (continue)
Kid Rock has announced four No Snowflakes summer concerts with a different special guest in each city, including Chris Janson, Marcus King, Travis Tritt, and Grand Funk Railroad.
Kid Rock will perform live at Moody Center in Austin, TX, on Friday, June 23 with Chris Janson; Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, TX, on June 24 with Marcus King; Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, TN, on July 1 with Travis Tritt, and a hometown show at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, MI, on July 14 with Grand Funk Railroad. (continue)
(hennemusic) KISS rocked three classic tracks during a recent appearance on The Howard Stern Show, and the SiriusXM program is streaming videos of the performance online.
The classic rockers delivered "Detroit Rock City", "Shout It Out Loud" and "Rock And Roll All Nite" as part of the March 10 visit, which saw the group announce the final concert dates of The End Of The Road farewell tour. (continue)
(hennemusic) U2 is sharing a reimagined version of their 2000 classic, "Beautiful Day", from the forthcoming collection, "Songs Of Surrender." The high-energy of the original has been replaced with a new production that puts the emphasis on melody alongside moments of sparse instrumentation, as guitarist and producer The Edge relayed recently as part of the announcement about the project.
"What started out as an experiment quickly developed into a personal obsession as so many of our songs yielded to a new interpretation," explained the rocker. "Intimacy replaced post punk urgency. New tempos, new keys, and in some cases new chords and new lyrics arrived. A great song, it turns out is kind of indestructible. (continue)
(hennemusic) Neil Young is expanding his Original Bootleg Series this spring with the release of a pair of 1970s concert recordings. On April 14, the rocker will deliver "Somewhere Under The Rainbow", which captures Neil Young with the Santa Monica Flyers recorded live in 1973 at the Rainbow Theatre in London. Young is joined by a lineup that includes Nils Lofgren (lead and rhythm guitar, piano, accordion, vocals), Ben Keith (pedal steel guitar, vocals), Billy Talbot (bass, vocals) and Ralph Molina (drums, vocals).
Referenced as a night of high-wire performances and semi-unhinged sonics, the concert has taken on a mythic legend in the past 50 years. All the musicians were in a free-form state of mind and swung for the fences on every track. (continue)
Singer and songwriter Juliana Tucker just released her new EP "The Great Indoors", and to celebrate we asked her to tell us about the single, "Alone But Not Lonely." Here is the story:
My song "Alone But Not Lonely" was actually written right after I found out my ex had a new girlfriend. The second it was publicized on Instagram, all my friends texted or called me with a sad tone in their voice telling me I would find someone soon and not to worry because my time will come. While I love that all my friends cared enough to reach out and comfort me, I actually didn't need it. It was the first time I didn't care about what my ex was doing. I had been single for 2 years by then and was genuinely in a good place, mentally and emotionally, and I kept thinking to myself, just because I'm alone doesn't mean I'm lonely. So I decided to make a song about it in hopes my friends would realize, I'm okay. (continue)
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