Ranking the individual vocalists of Three Dog Night is a first-among-equals proposition. But even then, Chuck Negron – who co-founded the troupe, as Redwood, in 1967 and passed away Monday at the age of 83 – makes a strong case for being that first. A New York City native who went west to play basketball […]
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Chuck Negron, a founding singer of Three Dog Night, died of unspecified causes Monday night at the age of 83. According to a press release announcing the news, the singer passed away surrounded by his family at his Studio City, California home. T he statement goes on to explain that Negron dealt with the chronic […]
Stop fretting about the halftime show, we promise you will hear tons of classic rock music during this year’s Super Bowl – especially during the commercials. Rock fans have grown increasingly angry in recent years as pop singers and hip-hop stars have landed the coveted halftime show spot year after year. The Who were the last […]
We can’t wait for this winter weather to finally fade. As the weather warms and flowers bloom, you’re going to need some extra money to help you prep for a perfect spring. Need some extra cash for a new wardrobe? How about some funds to help you try out that new spring cleaning hack you just […]
For nearly 50 years, George Clinton has taken his brand of groundbreaking funk basically wherever a Mothership can fly. An opera house was a new twist, however. Symphonic PFunk: Celebrating the Music of Parliament–Funkadelic was staged Saturday night, Jan. 31 at the Detroit Opera House, in the city where Clinton recorded the bulk of his […]
Tom Morello promised a “very special guest” when announcing today’s Concert of Solidarity and Resistance to Defend Minnesota. The guest turned out to be Bruce Springsteen, as scooped by the local Pioneer Press newspaper. Deadline confirmed his appearance, as well. The show featured the live debut of Springsteen’s new protest song, which you can watch […]
In November of 2025, Bruce Springsteen spoke at the New York Public Library’s annual gala, where he expressed a resolution: write more politcal songs. “The writer is always at his best when he has something to push up against,” he said then (via njarts.net). “And these days there’s a lot for an American writer to […]
The music world said farewell to some very important and much loved artists in 2006. Fans of Pink Floyd, Bad Company, the Runaways, Love, the Tubes and the Pointer Sisters all found themselves mourning the loss of founding members of their favorite bands. The world of soul music was particularly hard hit, as the genre […]
Warren Haynes paid his dues for years before he joined the Allman Brothers Band at the end of the ’80s. But by the time his ticket was pulled, he was in for a rewarding adventure. The guitarist cut his teeth in Nashville, singing background vocals for a variety of artists who were putting out albums […]
Bret Michaels denied recent claims that he thwarted Poison‘s 40th anniversary tour plans by demanding too much money and said he still hopes to hit the road with the band soon. “We’re just gonna call it hopefully ’40 Plus One,’” Michaels told 99.1 WPLR’s Chaz & AJ in the Morning (via Blabbermouth), in reference to the fact that 2026 marks […]










