Category Archives: Classic Rock

Megadeth Announces New 2026 Tour Dates With Fellow Thrash Legends

Megadeth has announced the first Canadian headlining dates of their upcoming farewell world tour. The thrash legends’ romp through the Great White North will begin on Feb. 15 in Victoria, British Columbia, and end on March 6 in Quebec City. Fellow thrash giants Anthrax and Exodus will provide support. Tickets go on sale to the […]

Nikki Sixx Says Motley Crue Is Changing Their Set List for 2026

Because everyone loves a sequel, Motley Crue is bringing the Return of the Carnival of Sins tour to the masses next summer. The 33-date outing will feature support from Tesla and Extreme. Naturally, Motley fans are always curious to know what the set list will look like. Without fully showing his hand, cofounding bassist Nikki […]

Sex Pistols Announce 2026 Concerts for 50th Anniversary

Sex Pistols have announced their first 2026 concerts. The reunited band, featuring new singer Frank Carter, will play four dates in the U.K. next summer to celebrate the 50th anniversary of their first single, “Anarchy in the U.K.” Original guitarist Steve Jones, drummer Paul Cook and bassist Glen Matlock revived the Sex Pistols in 2024, without singer John Lydon, who refused to tour […]

Win a Doors ‘Immersed 1967-1971’ Prize Pack

The 2009 Doors documentary When You’re Strange returns to theaters starting Dec. 4, thanks to Trafalgar Releasing, as the 60th anniversary celebration of the band continues. The movie has been freshly remastered in 4k and features an introduction from drummer John Densmore and guitarist Robby Krieger. As Densmore tells UCR, When You’re Strange is the […]

Tool Kicks Off Overseas Tour With Three Big Rarities

Tool fans in New Zealand were the lucky witnesses for an incredible start to the band’s overseas tour where they busted out three catalog rarities that hadn’t been performed in over 20 years. Saturday (Nov. 22) in Auckland, the alternative hard rock legends delivered a blistering 14-song set that included a cover of Black Sabbath’s […]

Great White’s Mark Kendall Has Stage Four Kidney Cancer

Mark Kendall, guitarist for Great White, has shared on social media that he has stage four kidney cancer. On Facebook, Kendall explained that he’d been given the diagnosis a few months ago, but decided to wait on making the news public until he learned more about his illness. “Just to give you an update the tumor […]

The Time Drummer Jellybean Johnson Dead at 69

Garry George “Jellybean” Johnson, drummer of the Prince-affiliated bands the Time and the Family, died on Friday at the age of 69, two days after his birthday. The Family vocalist Susannah Melvoin paid tribute to her “beautiful brother” Johnson in an Instagram post, which you can see below. “This band was and is the kind of Family […]

Where to See Neil Young on His 2026 Love Earth Tour

Neil Young has confirmed his first concert dates of 2026 – and they’re in a familiar locale. He’s returning to Europe and the U.K., where he kicked off 2025’s Love Earth World Tour. The next leg of the Love Earth Tour gets underway at Manchester, England with concerts to follow in Belgium, Ireland, the Netherlands, […]

Lawsuit Seeking Millions from Eagles’ Don Henley Dismissed

A malicious prosecution lawsuit against Don Henley and longtime Eagles manager Irving Azoff has been dismissed. Rare book dealer Glenn Horowitz sued for millions in February after being brought up on charges for trying to sell allegedly stolen lyrics from 1976’s Hotel California. Horowitz claimed Henley and Azoff had manipulated New York prosecutors into charging […]