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Day in Rock Report for 11/24/2024


Original Foreigner frontman Lou Gramm has revealed that he is planning to release a new solo album early next year and then launch the final tour of his storied career to promote it next spring.

Gramm broke the news during a recent interview on Sirius XM, telling Eddie Trunk, "I'm releasing a solo album in January, which I can't wait for it to hit the airways. I think I'm going to go [out on tour] until May or June of next year and then I'm going to go off the road. And that's gonna be it for me." (continue)

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Ozzy Osbourne's bandmate from his original Blizzard of Ozz band, Bob Daisley, is not surprised that the Black Sabbath legend did not mention him earlier this year when Ozzy accepted his nomination into the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame as a solo artist.

Daisley and Lee Kerslake were both part of the Ozzy's original solo band after he left Black Sabbath and would later get into a legal battle with Ozzy over their contribution to his first two solo albums "Blizzard of Ozz" and "Diary Of A Madman". (continue)

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The second night of Neon City Festival - a new music art and culinary event located in the heart of downtown Las Vegas - brought the vibrant neighborhood to life with performances by headliners Seven Lions and The All-American Rejects. This inaugural, free-for-all-ages event delivered an electrifying experience for thousands of festivalgoers, filled with live music, delicious food & beverage offerings, immersive art installations by AREA15, a spectacular firework display and more.

A look into day two of Neon City Festival: World-Class Performances. Guests enjoyed performances throughout the day on four different stages. Along with headliners Seven Lions performing at Downtown Las Vegas Events Center (DLVEC) and The All-American Rejects at 3rd Street Stage, this included sets by Krewella, Pepe Orro and The Swamp Coolers with Sara Beth at DLVEC; Plain White T's at 3rd Street Stage; Filter, Adelita's Way, Ekoh and Vampires Everywhere at 1st Street Stage; Twista, Luniz, 24Hrs and Violin on Fire at Main Street Stage. (continue)

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Metal Department is proud to announce the re-release of a true Heavy Metal classic, Firewind's long-out-of-print sophomore studio album 'Burning Earth', on both CD and vinyl.

Firewind already attracted a lot of attention with their debut album 'Between Heaven And Hell'. No wonder, because the band's power/melodic metal, which is rooted in traditional hard rock, appeals to a large target group and is recorded with great attention to detail. This is not surprising, because Firewind's guitarist is former OZZY OSBOURNE guitarist Gus G., who is now one of the scene's figureheads. (continue)

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Southern California rockers Robert Jon & The Wreck are back with their brand-new stand-alone single, "Point of View," available now on all digital platforms. A rollicking, groove-driven ode to the colourful characters encountered on the road, "Point of View" captures the band's signature energy and humour with a distinctly vintage flair. Self-produced and recorded at the legendary Sunset Sound in Hollywood, the track showcases a Stones-inspired vibe, complete with vibrant backing vocals from Laura Gruska and Rachel Mazer.

"'Point of View' is a story inspired by those rare experiences where things get a little wild," explains guitarist Henry James. "Every once in a while, someone gets a bit too comfortable, and while it can be challenging in the moment, it always makes for a great story later. Musically, the song came together naturally-a big, loose, yet tight '70s rock 'n' roll jam that we're all really proud of." With its infectious riffs, tight grooves, and feel-good party vibe, "Point of View" is a fresh addition to the band's ever-growing catalogue, perfectly complementing their high-energy live performances. (continue)

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The Ting Tings have shared their new songs "Danced On The Wire" and "Down" as the first taste of their the new studio album "Home", which is slated to be released on February 28th 2025.

After rocketing to international fame with their 2008 debut album We Started Nothing, which featured chart-topping hits like "That's Not My Name" and "Shut Up and Let Me Go," The Ting Tings have continued to release music on their own terms, with each subsequent release the duo has experimented and redefined their sound. Now, after more than 15 years in the industry, and 6 years since their last release they're digging deep with the new album Home. (continue)

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German hard rockers Bonfire are thrilled to announce the release of their highly anticipated new studio album, 'Higher Ground', out on January 24th, 2025, via Frontiers Music Srl. To celebrate the album announcement, Bonfire have also released a single titled "I Will Rise".

Guitarist Hans Ziller describes the new single, by saying: "'I Will Rise' is the story of Hans Ziller, who founded the band in 1972 and was fired by his friends in 1989. He was threatened, humiliated and cheated out of millions. In his book Rock'n'Roll Survivor he writes that he died inside at that time. But he doesn't give up and gets his band back - I will rise!" (continue)

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Southern California post-hardcore outliers Spark of Life have released a video for "No One Hates Me More Than Me," which is the first taste of their new album, "Plagued By The Human Condition", that will arrive in early 2025.

The LP finds the band once again collaborating with friend Fred Armisen, who plays drums on a cover of "Never Say Never," by '90s cult favorite That Dog. The LP's first single "No One Hates Me More Than Me," stays true to the band's tradition of long, sardonic song titles, while delivering a heavy-hitting, mid-'90s Bay Area post-hardcore vibe with powerful guitars and melodic breakdowns. (continue)

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Sammy Hagar has explained his reasoning for not bringing Jason Bonham back into the band for his upcoming Best Off All Worlds Las Vegas Residency and instead keeping acclaimed drummer Kenny Aronoff in the group.

Aronoff was called in to replace Bonham for the final dates of The Best Of All Worlds Summer Tour after Bonham was forced to leave the trek early due to his mother's illness. (continue)

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Steve Hackett announces 'Live Magic At Trading Boundaries' for release on January 17th 2025. To celebrate the announcement, a recording of the track 'Ace Of Wands' (originally from his debut solo album 'Voyage Of The Acolyte') has been launched.

Steve Hackett's annual performances at Trading Boundaries, in Sussex, UK have become something of a tradition for the legendary guitarist in recent years. Presenting stripped down material, and showcasing his acclaimed classical compositions, these unique & intimate concerts have become a highlight of the year, beloved of his fans. As Steve explains: "It's always a joy for me to play at Trading Boundaries, a magical intimate place full of beautiful lights and exotic imagery, illuminating the darkest time of year over Christmas and New Year... It's the perfect location for my acoustic set." (continue)

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(hennemusic) Queen is streaming a newly-remastered official video for their 1973 classic "Liar." Directed by Bruce Gowers, the clip has been upgraded from the original 1-inch / 2-inch videotape sources by James Wong, with the mix produced by Justin Shirley-Smith, Joshua J Macrae and Kris Fredriksson, as overseen by Executive Producers Brian May and Roger Taylor.

The remastered 2024 edit is taken from Queen's groundbreaking self-titled debut album, which has been remixe (continue)

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Las Vegas rocker Freemoor recently released a soulful new single called "Affliction" and to celebrate we asked him to tell us about the track. Here is the story:

There are so many legendary stories regarding the unfortunate demise of many divinely talented people who have graced this earth - only to succumb to their demons and leave far too soon. (continue)

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