REO Speedwagon shared the sad news with fans that they have decided to "cease touring effective January 1, 2025" marking the end to the popular band that formed in 1967.
They took to social media to explain their decision to fans. They wrote, "To our fans: Bruce has intended to be Back On the Road Again by now. If it were up to just him, he'd be back on tour... but it's not up to just him. The consensus opinion was that he had not recovered sufficiently to be able to perform at the level the fans have come to expect. (continue)
Guns N' Roses bassist Duff McKagan revealed in a new interview that the band will be releasing some more new music "sooner than later", after he was asked about his plans for releasing new solo material.
Duff is gearing up to launch the UK leg of his tour in support of his 2023 album "Lighthouse" and appeared on the Polish online show Pełna Kulturka to discuss the trek. During the chat he was asked if he is working on music to a follow-up effort. (continue)
CKY were forced to cancel the Ottawa stop of their 25 Years Of CKY Tour with Crobot and Chase The Comet at Mavericks on Saturday (September 21st) just hours before they were to take the stage due to issues with the venue.
The band shared on Saturday afternoon, "OTTAWA: To everyone who purchased tickets for tonight's show in Ottawa, we are very sorry, however due to issues with the venue tonight's show has been canceled. (continue)
Sons of Cream have announced that they will be hitting the road for a tour of the United States next spring. The band, featuring Ginger Baker's son Kofi and Jack Bruce's son Malcolm, celebrate the legacy of their fathers' supergroup Cream.
Ginger Baker shared the following details: Kofi Baker and Malcolm Bruce both have deep roots going back to the birth of the 60s British Blues R&B rock explosion. As Sons of Cream, they honor the incredible legacy of their fathers Ginger Baker and Jack Bruce in an exciting show featuring the music of Cream and beyond. They are proud to welcome very special guest Rob Johnson on guitar. Don't miss this one-of-a-kind show!" (continue)
Bert McCracken has released a new single for his solo project, robbietheused. The song, "Terrible" is the third of three singles released by the Used frontman so far, the other two being the successes "Just a Little Bit" and "The Feels."
"Terrible" is a tragic love song about losing the one you love, set to a high-energy anthem that blends infectious melodies with irresistible danceable beats. This track masterfully draws on timeless themes of love and romance, reimagining them in a way that feels both familiar and fresh. With its catchy chorus and upbeat tempo, "Terrible" is poised to become an instant pop favorite, seamlessly combining classic pop elements with a modern, innovative twist. (continue)
Plain White T's have shared a music video for their rendition of "Surface Pressure" from the hit album "A Whole New Sound", a record that features pop-punk and alt-rock stars putting their spin on popular Disney song.
Scoop Marketing sent over the following details: A Whole New Sound dominates the charts this week. The album has landed at the top of two Billboard charts for Sept. 21, including Compilation Albums and Kid Albums. It has also reached the top 10 on Luminate charts including Current Digital Albums (No. 4), Current Alternative Albums (No. 4), Current Rock Albums (No. 4), and Independent Current Albums (No. 6). Additionally, the album has charted on Billboard's Current Album Sales (No. 18), Independent Albums (No. 32), and Top Rock & Alternative Albums (No. 48). (continue)
Acclaimed country rockers Ghost Hounds have released their cover of Patty Griffin's "Long Ride Home", which features Patty. Frontman SAVNT share his excitement about the track:
"Patty Griffin is a lyrical genius. When we were putting together our setlist for a show earlier this year, Thomas Tull (guitarist and lead songwriter), brought in 'Long Ride Home' to see how it'd fit the band. (continue)
Brian Wheat, the founder and bassist of the multi-platinum selling band Tesla, has announced an exciting new musical venture with AleX, an emerging singer/songwriter from the U.K. The duo has joined forces to create a new band called Violet Breed, with their debut single, "AWAKE," out now on all major platforms.
Violet Breed represents a powerful collaboration between Wheat, a seasoned rock icon, and AleX, a fresh and dynamic voice in the music industry. The pair have spent the last five years meticulously crafting an album that draws from their own life experiences, creating music that resonates with listeners of all ages. With honest and emotive lyrics, Violet Breed's sound blends rich rock and pop influences, promising a unique and compelling listening experience. (continue)
In 1964, at the height of their popularity, The Beach Boys put their Southern California-soaked sunshine spin on Christmas music with a mix of originals and inspired renditions of holiday favorites. Their fourth LP of the year, The Beach Boys' Christmas Album was an instant classic, and over the ensuing six decades has become one of the group's most beloved albums as well as one of the most cherished Christmas collections in the holiday music canon.
The 60th anniversary of The Beach Boys' Christmas Album is being commemorated with a numbered, limited edition LP on custom zoetrope vinyl, available exclusively via TheBeachBoys.com, uDiscover Music and Sound of Vinyl. The record includes a new gatefold jacket that features a holiday photo spread and a bonus 7″ with the single version of "Little Saint Nick" plus "Auld Lang Syne" on translucent "Ruby Red" color vinyl. The 7" single will also be available separately on "Ice Blue" vinyl. Both will be released November 8 via Capitol/UMe and are available for pre-order now. (continue)
Tarah Who? just released the new album, "The Last Chase", which was produced by Alain Johannes and frontwoman Tarah Carpenter, and to celebrate we asked Tarah to tell us about the song "Safe Zone". Here is the story:
I wanted to write a light, and fun song. There are so many tragedies happening in the world today that I just wanted to write something light. When I write a song, I usually think of the crowd and how it would be received. I was thinking about the people who support live music and our responsibility as performers to entertain. (continue)
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