Cars are freedom. Just ask any nervous kid with a learner’s permit, counting the days until they can finally pull out of the driveway alone. Cars also play a big role in our pop culture, and nobody understood that better than ’80s kids. We recently took a look at the most iconic everyday vehicles of the […]
Category Archives: Classic Rock
Jack White quietly has a new album on the way, but he’s not telling anyone about it. Usually news of a new release would come with fanfare – a major announcement, some interviews, at least a press release – but White has made a career out of eschewing industry norms. As such, we only know […]
Robert Plant with Saving Grace and Suzi Dian have announced a third leg to their current tour. The new run, which will take place in the fall, will play a month’s worth of dates in the U.S. The tour is in support of Plant and Saving Grace’s 2025 album, Saving Grace. READ MORE: The Top […]
Rush kicked off their Fifty Something reunion tour on Sunday at Los Angeles’ Kia Forum, marking an evening of firsts: their first full-length concert in nearly 11 years, their first headlining show since the death of drummer Neil Peart and, consequently, their first full show with new drummer Anika Nilles. Nilles, who previously played in Jeff Beck‘s […]
The Black Crowes are serving up Southern hospitality in more ways than one on this summer’s aptly named outing, which features Whiskey Myers sharing the bill. But it’s also been a tour that’s allowed the band to demonstrate how they’ve grown since their initial reunion kicked off properly in the summer of 2021. The Southern Hospitality […]
For his entire life, Glen Matlock has been associated with the Sex Pistols. But as the engaging documentary I Was a Teenage Sex Pistol reveals, the legendary bassist has had many careers, including time spent with a reunited version of the Faces (his musical heroes) and also, a productive and prolific series of solo releases. […]
The Eagles‘ classic era didn’t last long. But over the eight years between 1972-79, they released six albums. Every one of them was eventually certified platinum or multi-platinum. From the first, the band’s core was Glenn Frey and Don Henley. They were originally joined by Bernie Leadon and Randy Meisner, both of whom made important […]
On Aug. 1, 2015, at The Forum in Los Angeles, Rush played what many believed would be the band’s final concert. It was the last date of their 40th Anniversary R40 Live Tour, and though the group hadn’t come right out and said it yet, Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson and Neil Peart knew this was […]
In a 1977 interview, John Deacon of Queen was asked about whether or not songwriting came easily to him. “No, it’s quite difficult actually,” he replied. “It’s getting a bit better as time goes on.” It’s a true fact that out of all the members of Queen, Deacon wrote the least number of songs. But […]
Stanley Simmons have released their fourth single, a trippy blast of ’60s-styled guitar pop named “Cellophane.” You can watch the song’s video below. “Cellophane” is the fourth song that Evan Stanley and Nick Simmons – respectively the sons of Kiss stars Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons – have released since announcing that they were working together […]










