Roadhouse Rock

Jimmy Carters Legacy Was A Harmonious Blend of Faith Politics and Rock

Saturday, January 4 by News Room

Jimmy Carter, known for his unique blend of devout Christianity, southern progressivism, and a passion for rock and roll, created one of the most unusual voting coalitions in American history. As he passes at the age of 100, his legacy in music stands out... Read More.

The Historic 2024 Album Triumphs of 2024

Thursday, January 2 by News Room

Taylor Swift has achieved the UK's biggest vinyl album of 2024 with her 11th studio release, The Tortured Poets Department, selling 112,000 vinyl units, the highest yearly figure this century. This accomplishment marks Taylor's third consecutive year leading the year-end vinyl album charts, following... Read More.

Gene Simmons Embraces a Back-to-Basics Touring Approach with Minimalist Solo Shows

Wednesday, December 18 by News Room

Gene Simmons has been touring solo with the Gene Simmons Band since KISS's final show in December 2023. Unlike the large-scale productions of KISS, Simmons' solo tour is a stripped-down affair with minimal crew and no elaborate stage setups. This approach allows Simmons to... Read More.

When Legends Align Jimi Hendrix and Pink Floyds Visionary Paths in Music Evolution

Monday, December 16 by News Room

Jimi Hendrix's arrival in England in 1966 marked a significant transformation in the music scene, showcasing a level of talent that astounded contemporaries like Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck. Despite his peers' admiration, Hendrix sought inspiration beyond his immediate success. In a 1970 interview... Read More.

From B-Side to Spotlight The Surprising Rise of the Doobie Brothers Black Water

Saturday, December 14 by News Room

In 1974, the Doobie Brothers released "Black Water," a song that unexpectedly became a number-one hit despite being originally issued as a B-side to the single "Another Park, Another Sunday." The track was composed by Patrick Simmons and stood out with its laid-back acoustic... Read More.

When Wayne Coyne Met Paul McCartney Backstage and Shared a Joint

Monday, December 9 by News Room

Wayne Coyne, frontman of the Flaming Lips, recounted a surreal encounter involving Paul McCartney. During a conversation with The Guardian, Coyne shared that he often has awkward interactions with celebrities. He recalled meeting McCartney at a festival around 1993. McCartney, accompanied by his wife... Read More.

Rock Legends Unite for Epic 2025 Tour Across America

Friday, December 6 by News Room

Papa Roach will team up with Rise Against and special guest Underoath for the Rise of the Roach Tour in 2025. The tour will cover over 30 major cities across the U.S. in two legs, starting on March 20th at Toyota Center in Houston,... Read More.

The Harmonious Journey of Steve Howe Mastering Guitar Through Passion and Exploration

Thursday, November 21 by News Room

Steve Howe, the legendary guitarist from Yes, has always had a unique perspective on practicing and playing guitar. He believes that constant practice isn't necessary unless he's been away from the instrument for a while and needs to warm up. Howe's connection with his... Read More.

Legendary Collaboration Closes Out Corona Capital Festival

Monday, November 18 by News Room

Paul McCartney concluded the 2024 edition of the Corona Capital music festival in Mexico City by performing a final song with Jack White and St. Vincent. This marked the first time White, an avid Beatles fan, had performed on stage with McCartney. St. Vincent, who... Read More.

The Surprising Van Halen Legendary Line-Up