Roadhouse Rock

Behind the Scenes of Zak Starkey’s Exit from The Who: Pete Townshend and Roger Daltreys Struggles Revealed

Monday, June 23 by Lyle F

LONDON – Pete Townshend, a full-time member of The Who, said even he does not fully understand the circumstances that led to drummer Zak Starkey's dismissal from the band. Starkey was initially fired in April following a concert in London, where Roger Daltrey reportedly expressed... Read More.

Kiss’ Paul Stanley Reflects on Tensions with Gene Simmons in the ’80s

Friday, June 20 by Lyle F

Paul Stanley, singer and guitarist of Kiss, recently opened up about feeling "resentful and hurt" by bandmate Gene Simmons during the 1980s, a time when Simmons pursued projects outside of the band, leaving Stanley to handle much of the musical work. Stanley discussed the issue... Read More.

Bruce Springsteen Biopic Trailer Released Starring Jeremy Allen White

Thursday, June 19 by Lyle F

The first trailer for the upcoming Bruce Springsteen biopic "Deliver Me From Nowhere" has been released. Set to premiere on Oct. 24, the film stars Jeremy Allen White as Bruce Springsteen, with Jeremy Strong portraying his manager, Jon Landau. The cast also includes Stephen Graham... Read More.

Former REO Speedwagon Member Injured in Car Accident After Farewell Show

Wednesday, June 18 by Lyle F

Terry Luttrell, the former REO Speedwagon singer, was injured in a car accident after falling asleep at the wheel. The 78-year-old musician spoke to the News-Gazette on Tuesday, June 17, about the incident, which occurred while he was driving to St. Louis for business... Read More.

Sting and Andy Summers Reunite for Big Band Cover of “Murder by Numbers”

Wednesday, June 18 by Lyle F

Sting and Andy Summers of The Police have reunited for the first time in nearly two decades, performing on a new cover of their former band’s 1983 song "Murder by Numbers." Originally a bonus track on the album "Synchronicity," "Murder by Numbers" has been given... Read More.

King Charles Knights Roger Daltrey for Contributions to Music and Charity

Tuesday, June 17 by Lyle F

LONDON (AP) — King Charles III has knighted Roger Daltrey, lead singer of The Who, in recognition of his contributions to music and charity, particularly for his work with the U.K.'s Teenage Cancer Trust. Daltrey, who will now be known as Sir Roger, has been... Read More.

Def Leppard’s Vivian Campbell Celebrates Cancer Remission Thanks to Stem Cell Donor

Monday, June 16 by Lyle F

Vivian Campbell, guitarist for Def Leppard, expressed his gratitude towards his stem cell donor after confirming that his cancer is in complete remission for the first time since his 2013 diagnosis. Campbell battled Hodgkin’s lymphoma and faced challenges after a transplant using his own stem... Read More.

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.