Roadhouse Rock

Soundgarden Aiming to Release Final Album with Chris Cornell’s Vocals in 2027

Thursday, July 16 by Lyle F

Soundgarden’s final album, featuring vocals by the late Chris Cornell, will likely be released in 2027, according to guitarist Kim Thayil. Thayil told Ultimate Guitar that work on the project, which began several years ago, is ongoing. He said the band has found it challenging... Read More.

Bryan Adams Announces 2027 Australia and New Zealand Arena Tour

Wednesday, July 15 by Lyle F

Bryan Adams will return to Australia and New Zealand for his “Roll With The Punches” world tour in February and March 2027, marking his second major tour of the region in two years. Adams, a Canadian singer-songwriter, will perform arena shows in seven cities. Australian... Read More.

Alice Cooper Extends ‘Alice’s Attic’ Tour With Fall 2026 North American Dates

Wednesday, July 15 by Lyle F

Alice Cooper has added a new leg to his “Alice’s Attic” tour, announcing a series of fall 2026 North American shows. The tour begins Sept. 17 at the Louder Than Life festival in Louisville, Kentucky. Cooper will also play the Big E Fair in West... Read More.

Nickelback Announces ‘Everything Under the Sun’ Album and Drops ‘Rattle the Cage’ Single

Tuesday, July 14 by Lyle F

Nickelback have announced their new single, “Rattle the Cage,” and revealed plans to release their eleventh studio album, “Everything Under the Sun,” on Oct. 30. The upcoming album marks the band’s first new music since their 2022 release, “Get Rollin’.” “This album has every side of... Read More.

Huey Lewis Reflects on Life After Hearing Loss and the End of His Music Career

Tuesday, July 14 by Lyle F

Huey Lewis says music is no longer part of his life, eight years after losing his hearing to Meniere’s disease. Lewis, 73, lost the hearing in his right ear in the 1990s. In 2018, his left ear also failed, forcing him to end his music... Read More.

Mick Jagger on Avoiding Politics at Concerts and Evolving Songwriting with the Rolling Stones

Monday, July 13 by Lyle F

NEW YORK — Mick Jagger says his role as a performer is not to lecture audiences about politics, even as some artists, such as Bruce Springsteen and Tom Morello, have made political discussion a regular part of their concerts. During a recent appearance on The... Read More.

Frank Ferrer Reflects on Departure From Guns N’ Roses, Praises Axl Rose

Monday, July 13 by Lyle F

A little more than a year after his dismissal from Guns N’ Roses, drummer Frank Ferrer spoke about his time with the band and his relationship with frontman Axl Rose. Ferrer joined Guns N’ Roses in 2006 as a temporary replacement for Brian “Brain” Mantia,... Read More.

Ian Gillan Reflects on the Real Reasons Behind His 1973 Deep Purple Exit

Friday, July 10 by Lyle F

Ian Gillan has shared new details about his first departure from Deep Purple in 1973. Speaking on the Rockonteurs podcast, Gillan said that the reasons behind his exit were more complex than the often-cited heavy workload and personality clashes. He described how the band dynamic... Read More.

Rolling Stones Debut Unreleased Song at Private London Event Ahead of Album Release

Thursday, July 9 by Lyle F

LONDON (AP) — Rolling Stones members Mick Jagger and Ron Wood performed a previously unreleased song this week at a private fan event in London. The track, “Ringing Hollow,” appears on the band’s 25th album, “Foreign Tongues,” set for release Friday. While organizers did not confirm... Read More.

Def Leppard’s Joe Elliott Says Upcoming Album Will Surprise Fans