David Lee Roth made a triumphant comeback from a five-year stage absence Saturday night at the M3 festival, delivering a strong set of Van Halen classics with the help of a killer eight-piece band. You can see video and the full set list from the show below. “We’ve reached the end of my first retirement,” […]
Category Archives: Classic Rock
Wolfgang Van Halen wasn’t counting on encountering zombies at a recent Mammoth gig. But that’s exactly what happened when the guitarist/vocalist and his band received an invite to perform at a mysterious venue. While club owners can sometimes have certain demands, the circumstances with this particular show presented some challenges. “Do us a favor, don’t […]
Cheap Trick vocalist Robin Zander offered a hint at what to expect from the band’s next studio album – and revealed its possible title. The follow-up to 2021’s In Another World is currently reaching the end of the production process, cover artist John Johnson revealed in a blog post. Confirming that the title under discussion […]
Although they’ve followed very different career paths over the past four decades, founding Kiss stars Gene Simmons and Ace Frehley have used remarkably similar set list formulas on their recent solo tours. Since first leaving Kiss in the early ’80s, Frehley has toured steadily and released nine studio albums. (He also returned to Kiss for […]
Christopher Cross‘ self-titled debut album, a surprise hit in 1980, is being expanded with 11 rare and previously unreleased tracks. The album, which won five Grammy Awards for the Texas singer-songwriter, came out of nowhere in early 1980 and perched Cross atop the pop charts for the next year. A digital version of Christopher Cross (Expanded Edition) is released […]
Bruce Springsteen has released the third song from his upcoming set, Tracks II: The Lost Albums. The song “Faithless” comes from the unreleased album of the same name that was recorded between the end of the Devils & Dust tour in November 2005 and the arrival of We Shall Overcome: The Seeger Sessions in April 2006. You can listen […]
Wolfgang Van Halen does his family name proud on new Mammoth single “The End,” an up-tempo rocker featuring a healthy dose of the guitar heroics his late father Eddie Van Halen made famous. You can watch the action-packed, star-studded video below. “The End” explodes out of the gate with a furious tapped guitar lick that’s evidently embedded in the […]
In early 1975, Pink Floyd announced that they’d tour the U.S. in April while working to finish the upcoming album Wish You Were Here. Floyd fans snapped up the tickets, especially in Los Angeles, where the band scheduled what Billboard called “an unprecedented five-night stand” between April 23-27 at the Los Angeles Sports Arena. Rock fans […]
Michael Bolton has been battling brain cancer since 2023, but in a recent interview, he opened up about fighting the disease with as much positivity as possible. “It’s unthinkable for it to be okay not to make the most of your life,” he said to People. “I think we develop capabilities and problem management, and […]
A new film titled Ron Delsener Presents will arrive in theaters on May 30. Directed by Jake Sumner, the documentary explores the impact and influence of Delsener, one of New York City’s best-known concert promoters. Delsener was responsible for promoting some of the most famous concerts in New York City history, including the Beatles at […]










