Roadhouse Rock

The Evolution of Classic Rock: A Look at Iconic Albums

Thursday, June 12 by Lyle F

The term "classic" in music can seem daunting, as if it were a challenge issued by the gods of rock, requiring bands to ascend to the heights of Mount Olympus. Many bands likely did not envision such grandeur when they first picked up a... Read More.

The Unforgettable Legacy of 1970s and 1980s Classic Rock

Wednesday, June 11 by Lyle F

Rock music is generally traced back to the 1950s, but classic rock had its breakthrough in the 1970s and 1980s. While Elvis Presley is often called the King of Rock and Roll, rock music was actually created by Black Americans. American singer and guitarist... Read More.

Remembering the Lost Legends: Iconic Classic Rock Venues That Closed Down

Tuesday, June 10 by Lyle F

A venue can significantly impact a live concert, especially for classic rock artists. The challenge today is that as demand for top rock acts grows, so does the size of the venues. While large venues allow for impressive staging and special effects, they often lose... Read More.

The Future of Classic Rock: Embracing Technology and Evolution

Monday, June 9 by Lyle F

Time is undefeated – a cliché, but true. Rock music may carry an air of immortality, yet musicians are as human as the rest of us. Eventually, the Rolling Stones will stop touring, Stevie Nicks will retire, and the world will no longer have any... Read More.

Huey Lewis’ Hearing Loss Worsens Despite Hopes of Returning to Music

Friday, June 6 by Lyle F

Huey Lewis, known for his work with the band Clover and as the frontman of Huey Lewis and the News, is determined not to give up hope of returning to performing and recording, despite living with severe hearing loss. Lewis has been absent from the... Read More.

Billy Joel Provides Update on His Health At Documentary Premiere

Thursday, June 5 by Lyle F

NEW YORK (AP) — Billy Joel, who is currently sidelined by health issues, conveyed a positive message to fans through the directors of a new documentary about his life. Joel recently canceled all live performances due to a health condition affecting his ability to perform.... Read More.

Sixx:A.M. Revisits Legacy with “Prayers for the Damned & Blessed” Release

Thursday, June 5 by Lyle F

In the beginning, Sixx:A.M. was a passion project for Motley Crue bassist Nikki Sixx, serving as an outlet to record a companion soundtrack for his memoir, "The Heroin Diaries," which became a New York Times bestseller. Unexpectedly, the musical component also gained traction. The lead... Read More.

Don Felder Reflects on “Hotel California” Success and Follow-Up Album

Wednesday, June 4 by Lyle F

Don Felder gained significant fame with the success of the Eagles' "Hotel California" album. Having co-written the title track, he naturally aimed for a strong follow-up. However, it took time for Eagles fans to hear his lead candidate, which began to take shape during the... Read More.

Sammy Hagar Reflects on Unfinished Van Halen Project’s and Eddie’s Musical Ambitions

Tuesday, June 3 by Lyle F

DETROIT — Sammy Hagar once discussed writing a Van Halen song with Eddie Van Halen on the cello, he revealed in a recent interview. The singer described it as an example of the potential their partnership had, had they continued working together, regardless of fans'... Read More.

John Fogerty Reunites with Iconic Guitar to Create New Album Legacy

Monday, June 2 by Lyle F

John Fogerty was once offered the opportunity to buy back the guitar he played during Creedence Clearwater Revival's peak, but he declined due to the memories associated with the instrument. However, his wife and manager, Julie, purchased it and gave it to him as... Read More.