Category Archives: Classic Rock

Elton John Announces Another Massive Auction of Personal Items

Can you even imagine owning anything that Elton John owned? You better have boo-koo bucks to even think about getting involved in this auction. But hey, at least feel free to browse the pop star’s items. The 76-year-old living legend himself has decided to put several of his items on the auction block at Christie’s […]

‘That Part of My Life Is Over’

There are currently no future touring plans in place for the Who, and Roger Daltrey is content with that. The singer recently spoke with The Times about the band’s status, explaining that he’d need to discuss whatever happens next with bandmate Pete Townshend. “I don’t write the songs. I never did,” Daltrey said. “We need to sit down […]

Dylan Elevates With ‘The Times They Are A-Changin”

If Bob Dylan’s second album, The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan, hadn’t done enough to earn the tag of the voice of his generation, the follow-up solidified it. Released on Jan. 13, 1964, The Times They Are A-Changin’ was the sound of the legendary singer-songwriter coming into his own. Already the darling of the folk scene for Freewheelin’ […]

Hear Tom Morello on Sheryl Crow’s New Song, ‘Evolution’

Tom Morello makes a guest appearance on Sheryl Crow‘s new song, “Evolution.” It’s the title track from her upcoming new album, set for release on March 29. According to Crow, the song was written about her concerns over the rise of artificial intelligence and the potentially harmful effects it might have. “Stephen Hawking worried that A.I. […]

Hear the Black Keys’ New Song ‘Beautiful People (Stay High)’

A new song by the Black Keys, “Beautiful People (Stay High),” is out now. It’s the first to be released from their upcoming album, Ohio Players. The track, which you can listen to below, was co-written by Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney of the Keys, plus Beck and Dan the Automator. In addition to Beck, Greg Kurstin and Noel Gallagher also contributed to […]

Roger Daltrey Had to Beg Bands to Play His Cancer Charity Shows

Roger Daltrey joked that his knees were sore after 24 years of begging bands to play his cancer charity shows free of charge. The Who singer began working with the U.K.’s Teenage Cancer Trust in 2000, arranging annual performances at London’s Royal Albert Hall. In a recent interview with the Metro, he said he’d encountered […]