Category Archives: Classic Rock

Stevie Nicks Halts 2025 U.S. Tour After Suffering Injury

Stevie Nicks is leaving the road for a while to heal up. See a complete list of impacted dates below. “Due to a recent injury resulting in a fractured shoulder that will require recovery time, Stevie Nicks’ scheduled concerts in August and September will be rescheduled,” her team said in an official statement. “Please note […]

Songs That Aren’t on the Albums They Were Named After

Before artists began taking albums more seriously than just as collections of their latest singles and some filler cover songs, their LP titles didn’t overthink the process. Typically titled after a big single (Please Please Me) or with the artist’s name prominently displayed (With the Beatles), it wasn’t until the album format became an art form that LP […]

The Musicians Who Attended Ozzy Osbourne’s Funeral

Black Sabbath, members of Metallica and a handful of other rockers paid their respects to the legendary Ozzy Osbourne at his funeral yesterday (July 30). Fans all over the world were able to watch as the funeral procession made its way through Birmingham yesterday, both in person and via livestream. The vehicles transporting Ozzy’s family members […]

How July 29, 1966 Changed Bob Dylan, John Lennon + Cream Forever

When it comes to day-in-rock almanac entries, it’s hardly surprising that some dates appear more busy than others throughout the history of the genre. It’s less common, though, for a particular day to be the anniversaries of three dramatic events. July 29, 1966 is one such day – and those events echo through the annals […]

How a Soundtrack Reunited Fleetwood Mac for ‘Tango in the Night’

If time has taught us anything where Fleetwood Mac is concerned, it’s that no matter how long they’ve been apart and no matter how many hurt feelings lie between them, there’s always unfinished business between the members of the group. The only question is when that business will be attended to, and what it’ll take […]

Critics Are Now Wondering Where the Fireaid Millions Went

January’s FireAid benefit was a huge success, as donations poured in during live performances by an all-star cast. The concert, produced by Los Angeles Clippers owner Steve Ballmer and mega-agent Irving Azoff, was said to have raised a total of $100 million. A growing number of critics are now questioning where the money is going. […]