Roadhouse Rock

Dave Evans Critiques Modern Rock: A Call for Genuine Musical Attitude

Tuesday, April 22 by Lyle F

Dave Evans, the original singer of AC/DC, left the group in 1974 after just two singles, but he remains an active musician and vocal commentator on the state of rock music. In a recent interview with Mexico's Rock 111, Evans claimed rock music's popularity has... Read More.

Stevie Nicks Unveils New Album Inspired by LA Wildfires and Personal Memories

Friday, April 18 by Lyle F

Stevie Nicks is working on a new album, which she describes as a "ghost record," conceived in the aftermath of the Los Angeles wildfires. Her Southern California home was spared, but she had to evacuate. On Wednesday, Nicks was inducted into the Pollstar Hall of... Read More.

Doug Gray Takes Hiatus from Marshall Tucker Band Tour Due to Health Concerns

Friday, April 18 by Lyle F

Marshall Tucker Band lead singer Doug Gray is taking a temporary hiatus from touring due to unspecified health concerns, he announced. "Taking care of business as I always do,” Gray said in a statement. “Thanks and see you soon.” Gray co-founded the Marshall Tucker Band in... Read More.

Phish Leads Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Fan Vote with Strong Support

Thursday, April 17 by Lyle F

CLEVELAND (AP) — With less than a week remaining in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame fan voting, Phish is leading the pack. As of the morning of April 16, the jam band has garnered 310,457 votes, placing them ahead of Bad Company with... Read More.

ZZ Top Announces 2025 North American “Elevation” Tour with 51 Dates

Wednesday, April 16 by Lyle F

ZZ Top will kick off their 51-date North American Elevation tour on June 1 in Victoria, British Columbia, wrapping up on Oct. 10 in Terre Haute, Indiana. The Texas trio was the most active classic rock band on tour last year, surpassing other road veterans... Read More.

Alice Cooper and Judas Priest Announce 22-City Fall Tour Across North America

Tuesday, April 15 by Lyle F

Alice Cooper and Judas Priest are joining forces for a 22-city co-headlining tour this fall. The tour, produced by Live Nation, will commence on Sept. 16 at the Mississippi Coast Coliseum in Biloxi, Mississippi. The tour will make stops in Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia,... Read More.

Stevie Nicks Announces Summer and Fall Solo Tour Dates

Tuesday, April 15 by Lyle F

Stevie Nicks has announced a series of solo tour dates for the summer and fall, with plans to hit the road starting Aug. 12 in Boston. These performances will take place between her previously scheduled joint shows with Billy Joel. Nicks will perform in cities... Read More.

ICYMI: Foreigner “4” Re-Release to Feature New Song With Lou Gramm

Monday, April 14 by Lyle F

Foreigner's upcoming reissue of their 1981 album, "4," will feature a newly completed track with original singer Lou Gramm on vocals. Foreigner bassist Jeff Pilson shared details during a recent appearance on Chile's Radio Futuro, as transcribed by Blabbermouth. "To Foreigner fans, they kind of consider... Read More.

ICYMI: AC/DC Electrifies Minneapolis with Tour Kickoff

Monday, April 14 by Lyle F

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — AC/DC kicked off their long-awaited North American tour Thursday night with a 21-song performance at U.S. Bank Stadium. Guitarist Angus Young, who turned 70 last month, proved to be ageless as he prowled and duck-walked across the massive stage, leading the band... Read More.

Billy Idol and Drew Barrymore Revisit Wild ’80s NYC Club Days on Her Show

Friday, April 11 by Lyle F

Billy Idol and Drew Barrymore reminisced about their experiences in the 1980s New York City club scene during a recent appearance on "The Drew Barrymore Show." Idol, the punk rock icon, joined Barrymore to reflect on their past shared experiences in iconic venues like... Read More.