Category Archives: Classic Rock

Eagles’ 10 Most Memorable Concerts

In a career spanning more than 50 years, the Eagles have delivered their fair share of memorable concerts. The group was founded in 1971 and almost instantly began developing a reputation for captivating live performances. Led by Don Henley and Glenn Frey, the Eagles saw their crowds grow year after year, eventually placing them among […]

Andrew Bird and Madison Cunningham Reimagine ‘Buckingham Nicks’

The one and only album Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks made together, 1973’s Buckingham Nicks, has long been out of print and never released digitally. But on Oct. 18, singer-songwriters Madison Cunningham and Andrew Bird will release their own reimagined version of the album, titled Cunningham Bird. Produced by Mike Viola, the album features only the […]

Sebastian Bach to Critics of His Politics: ‘Go F— Yourself’

Sebastian Bach isn’t just one of rock’s most powerful vocalists and vivacious performers — he’s also the foul-mouthed king of pull quotes. Case in point: In a recent conversation with UCR, the famously outspoken singer had a simple message for critics of his left-leaning politics and vocal support of the Democratic Party: “Go fuck yourself.” Bach’s free-speech advocacy […]

Summer Sets From Bob Dylan, Faces and More

Among the best reissues and archival albums that came out during the summer of 2024 are releases that continued the series and themes of other acclaimed records from the previous few years. New releases include a massive collection that gathers every recorded concert from Bob Dylan‘s historic comeback tour with the Band in 1974 (following a similar collection that […]

REO Speedwagon Will Stop Touring Amid Irreconcilable Differences

REO Speedwagon has announced an abrupt halt to touring, citing “irreconcilable differences.” The disagreement apparently revolves around a delayed return to the stage for bassist Bruce Hall. Frontman Kevin Cronin assured fans last November that Hall would return as soon as possible following back surgery – but it never happened. “Bruce has intended to be […]

Bruce Springsteen Dusts off Rarities at Asbury Park Concert

Bruce Springsteen performed several rarities during his three-hour headlining set at the Sea.Hear.Now Festival in Asbury Park, New Jersey on Sunday, Sept. 15. The concert was a homecoming for the Boss, who was born in Long Branch, approximately 6 miles from the Sea.Hear.Now Festival site. The seaside town is where a pre-fame Springsteen famously cut […]

George Lynch’s Miserable Month with Ozzy Osbourne

George Lynch recalled the miserable experience of being hired by Ozzy Osbourne and touring for a month without going onstage before finally being replaced by Jake E. Lee. Lynch’s 1982 experience came three years after he first auditioned for Osbourne, when the Prince of Darkness chose Randy Rhoads. On the second occasion, he was hoping to fill […]

Jane’s Addiction Apologizes for Onstage Scuffle and Cancels Show

Jane’s Addiction has offered a public apology for the onstage scuffle that brought an early end to their show in Boston last night. Reportedly upset about the stage volume his bandmates were playing at during recent concerts, singer Perry Farrell shoved and then punched guitarist Dave Navarro, after which he was restrained and dragged offstage […]

Perry Farrell Was a ‘Crazed Beast’ After Jane’s Addiction Scuffle

Perry Farrell’s wife Etty has shared her first-person account of last night’s Jane’s Addiction show in Boston, in which her husband shoved then punched guitarist Dave Navarro. The singer was then dragged offstage by several crew members, and during that time Etty alleges bassist Eric Avery struck Farrell three times. “Clearly there had been a […]