Fans can now hear Guns N' Roses frontman Axl Rose teaming up with legendary guitarist Michael Schenker for a cover of the classic UFO track "Love To Love", from Schenker's brand new album "My Years With UFO" that finds him revisiting tracks from his era with the iconic hard rock band.
The album features Schenker covering 11 songs from his six year tenure with UFO with new versions of tracks from the albums "Phenomenon", "Force It", "No Heavy Petting", "Lights Out", and "Obsession". (continue)
British rock legends Uriah Heep have announced that they will be embarking on a farewell tour, putting an end to their iconic 55 year career, final original member Mick Box revealed in a new video message to fans.
Box shared, "Who can believe next year is 55 years since the band started, and that's just so amazing. I know many of you have been with us since the beginning, and we do thank you for that. It means the world to us. (continue)
Mastodon and Lamb Of God are giving fans a behind the scenes look at their recently released collaborative track "Floods Of Triton" as both band gear up to rock the Riot Fest this weekend in Chicago.
The band digitally released the track earlier this month, with a special 12" vinyl picture disc set for release on December 20th. The limited edition pressing will feature the full studio version of "Floods Of Triton", as well as an instrumental version of the track. (continue)
As the Eagles launch their residency at The SPHERE Las Vegas, the legendary band have also announced the launch of their Third Encore experience at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas.
The band shared via social media, "Visit the Eagles experience in The Venetian Resort Las Vegas to browse unique merchandise - featuring many items, new and exclusive to Third Encore - and check out rare memorabilia on display that celebrates the band's history. (continue)
It has been announced that Sammy Hagar will be receiving the Key to the Las Vegas Strip to celebrate the 15th anniversary of Cabo Wabo Cantina in Las Vegas and Hagar's 77th birthday.
The Red Rocker is receiving the honor to recognize "his profound economic and charitable impact in Clark County, Nevada" and the ceremony will be taking place at Cabo Wabo Cantina at 2 p.m. on Friday, October 4th where he will be presented with the Key by Clark County Commissioner James Gibson. (continue)
Slash will visit the Ray Charles Terrace at the GRAMMY Museum for an evening discussing his latest album Orgy of the Damned, a star-studded, vibrant homage to the Blues. GRAMMY Hall of Fame Producer and longtime Slash collaborator Mike Clink will join the conversation to discuss the creative process for the album, and an intimate acoustic performance will follow.
Attendees will also have an opportunity to enjoy rooftop views and a cash bar prior to the program. "Bending The Blues: Inside The Making Of 'Orgy Of The Damned' with Slash and Producer Mike Clink" will take place on Friday, October 4 at the GRAMMY Museum at 7:00PM. (continue)
Sponge have shared a music video for their new cover of Morrissey's "The More You Ignore Me, The Closer I Get." The song will appear on the band's forthcoming covers album "1994".
Cleopatra Records sent over the following details: 1994 was the year in which Sponge themselves broke through, releasing their debut album Rotting Pinata, plus two massive hit singles,"Plowed" and "Molly (Sixteen Candles)." (continue)
Julian Casblancas + The Voidz release their third album Like All Before You. This album was meticulously crafted at the band's home studio in Venice, CA and the renowned Vox Studios in Los Angeles. The band collaborated with producers Ivan Wayman (Beyonce, Miley Cyrus, The War on Drugs), Justin Raisen (Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Kim Gordon, Yves Tumor), and SAD PONY (Lil Yachty, Drake) on several tracks.
With Like All Before You, The Voidz continues to push the boundaries of modern rock, blending raw energy with bold experimentation, cementing their place as innovators in the genre. (continue)
Bright Eyes have released their tenth studio album Five Dice, All Threes via Dead Oceans along with a new music video for the song "All Threes" (featuring Cat Power).
Of "All Threes" Conor Oberst says, "We wanted this song to have some space - and let the piano part have room to stand out and feel special. Something about the mood of it just made me think of Chan [Marshall of Cat Power]. " (continue)
Washington, D.C. rockers Wings Denied just released their new album "Just The Basics," and to celebrate we asked guitarist Zach Dresher to tell us about the song "Saudade". Here is the story: Unlike some Wings Denied songs that have come together as quickly as in an afternoon, Saudade took almost five years. I first wrote what would become the intro melody and verse riffs around the same time that we had finished recording Voyager in 2015; I had been playing around with the idea of a bouncy triplet melody that ended short of a full measure, allowing it to turn around on the offbeat and make a simple groove more interesting. Outside of that section though, nothing else fit the mood I was going for, and it sat as an unfinished Guitar Pro file for ages, until one night maybe two years later when I wrote the chord progression that would ultimately lead the entire middle section of the song.
I listen to a lot of post rock, and I had bought a used Spector 5 string bass on craigslist around that time, and I really wanted to create a section entirely led by a bass groove that built up over several repetitions. The original demos for that section of Saudade were entirely different, though the groove remained unchanged, the drums were originally a lot busier and I had originally intended it to be a big instrumental break with no vocals until the distorted guitars came back in. (continue)
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