Category Archives: Classic Rock

Pink Floyd Set to Release Rare Extended Version of ’70s Favorite

The latest Pink Floyd compilation arrives with a twist hinted at by its name. Due on June 5, 8-Tracks will include seven of their best-known ’70s songs along with the full-length version of “Pigs on the Wing,” previously only available on the obscure 8-track version of 1977’s Animals. The songs on 8-Tracks have also been […]

Bob Dylan Adds More Dates to His Summer Tour

Bob Dylan has added additional dates to his rapidly growing U.S. summer tour. The legendary singer-songwriter initially announced his 2026 tour plans in December. More recently he added a run of west coast dates, stretching his trek from spring into summer. Dylan’s tour kicked off March 21 in Omaha, Nebraska, but that hasn’t stopped him […]

Hear Ratt’s Stephen Pearcy Perform ‘I Need U’ From New Solo Album

Ratt star Stephen Pearcy has released “I Need U,” the first single from his newly announced solo album The Dogg Mob. You can hear the song below, and check out Pearcy’s upcoming tour plans – both solo and alongside his longtime Ratt bandmate Warren DeMartini, with whom he reunited for a series of special shows […]

Neal Schon Responds to Arnel Pineda’s Journey Tour Allegations

Stalwart guitarist and songwriter Neal Schon has responded to accusations that frontman Arnel Pineda was forced into Journey‘s ongoing farewell tour. Pineda says he twice tried to step away from the group prior to the launch of their Final Frontier dates in late February. He joined Journey in 2007, when he was already age 40. […]

Watch Guns N’ Roses Play ‘Bad Apples’ for First Time Since 1991

Guns N’ Roses gave fans a big surprise on Saturday when they played the Use Your Illusion I deep cut “Bad Apples” for the first time in 35 years at Monsters of Rock Brazil. You can watch the performance below. The Monsters of Rock performance in Sao Paulo marked just the third time ever that Guns N’ […]

Why and How Neil Young Drove a Hearse Across America

On April 11, the newly formed Buffalo Springfield played their very first show together, at the Troubadour in Los Angeles. Members Richie Furay, Stephen Stills, Dewey Martin, Neil Young and Bruce Palmer were all local residents by then, but Young and Palmer had gotten to Los Angeles in perhaps one of the most unconventional ways […]