Judas Priest recently announced their initial tour dates for the new year. Now, they’ve revealed plans for further performances, including their first 2027 U.S. concert. The British heavy metal legends will be part of the star-studded bill for the annual Boardwalk Rock festival, which is set for May 14 through May 16 in Ocean City, […]
The Marshall Tucker Band is ready to roll again. Their While I’m Young Tour gets going again in a couple of weeks after a brief hiatus. They’ve also confirmed a series of new stops into April 2027. Three February 2027 appearances will feature the Little River Band. See a complete list of dates, cities and […]
Little Feat will keep a busy schedule as they move into 2027, thanks to 11 newly added dates for their ongoing Last Farewell Tour which began earlier this year. Tickets and VIP packages for the concerts will go on sale Friday (Oct. 23) at 10 AM local time. More details are available at the band’s […]
Longtime David Bowie guitarist Earl Slick recalled the moment his boss suffered a heart attack on stage – but tried to continue the show. The incident took place in Prague in 2004 during Bowie’s A Reality Tour, which would prove to be his last as a result of health issues. Speaking to Guitar Player, Slick […]
Few musicians would ever turn down the chance to work with Taylor Swift, but that’s exactly what Richard Marx did – and he doesn’t regret it. Known for such chart-topping hits as “Right Here Waiting,” “Hold On to the Nights” and “Satisfied,” Marx’s songwriting resume is impressive. Beyond his solo career, the singer has been […]
Toto and Todd Rundgren will team up for a run of 2027 tour dates starting in June. The shows are notable, because they will also find the band celebrating its 50th anniversary. Seven concerts have been announced so far and tickets will go on sale Friday, Oct. 23. Additional details are available at the official […]
Unlike so many of their late-’60s-era contemporaries, Led Zeppelin was never considered a singles band. They rose to fame in the album era and, in many ways, helped define it. But they did, release singles – 12 of them, in fact, in the roughly 10 years between 1969’s Led Zeppelin I and 1979’s In Through […]
In 2016, six of classic rock’s most vaunted stars descended upon Southern California to perform at the Desert Trip festival in Indio. The event – nicknamed “oldchella” – boasted an unprecedented lineup: Paul McCartney, the Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Roger Waters and the Who. For two weekends, running October 7–9 and October 14–16, […]
Even Paul McCartney, a 19-time Grammy awardee and all-around icon of music, is not above critiquing his own work. Sometimes he has done so harshly. In 2015, Q magazine asked McCartney about what he considered the worst song he’d ever written. He replied firmly with “Bip Bop” from 1971’s Wild Life. “The lyrics are f—ing […]
The only thing more challenging than performing on Saturday Night Live is also having to host the show — double duty, as they call it. This has happened quite a few times over the course of the show’s 50-year career. Because why not get all the bang for your buck? Charismatic performers usually make for […]