Roadhouse Rock

Roger Daltrey Clarifies Zak Starkey’s Departure from The Who Amidst Controversy

Tuesday, August 5 by Lyle F

LONDON (AP) — Four months after the shows that led to Zak Starkey's departure from The Who, Roger Daltrey is attempting to set the record straight. Starkey and The Who have been in and out of the spotlight since April, following reports of Starkey's departure... Read More.

Jimmy Page Settles Lawsuit Over Led Zeppelins Dazed and Confused

Monday, August 4 by Lyle F

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Jimmy Page has settled a lawsuit concerning Led Zeppelin's "Dazed and Confused," originally filed in May by songwriter Jake Holmes. The lawsuit was filed against both Page and Sony Pictures, alleging copyright infringement and breach of contract. Holmes claimed that two... Read More.

Stevie Nicks Postpones Concerts Due to Injury

Sunday, August 3 by Lyle F

Stevie Nicks will take a break from touring to recover from a fractured shoulder, her team announced. Concerts scheduled for August and September will be rescheduled, though October dates remain unaffected. The tour, which was extended in June, was set to begin on Aug. 8... Read More.

David Sancious Reflects on Leaving E Street Band and Embracing New Opportunities

Friday, August 1 by Lyle F

In an interview with The Guardian, E Street Band co-founder David Sancious reflected on his time with Bruce Springsteen, explaining why he has no regrets about leaving the band just before it gained widespread success. Sancious, a keyboardist who has continued to collaborate with Springsteen... Read More.

Iron Maiden Pays Tribute to Original Lead Vocalist Paul Mario Day at 69

Thursday, July 31 by Lyle F

Iron Maiden paid tribute to their original lead singer, Paul Mario Day, who died Tuesday at the age of 69. "We are deeply saddened that Paul Mario Day, Iron Maiden's first ever vocalist back in 1975, has passed away," the band wrote in a statement... Read More.

David Gilmour Announces New Concert Film and Album Release for 2025 Tour

Wednesday, July 30 by Lyle F

David Gilmour is set to release two new projects from his 2024 tour supporting his latest album, "Luck and Strange." The first release, "Live at the Circus Maximus, Rome," will hit theaters on Sept. 17. Following that, on Oct. 17, "The Luck and Strange Concerts"... Read More.

Birmingham To Bid Farewell to Heavy Metal Legend Ozzy Osbourne

Tuesday, July 29 by Lyle F

BIRMINGHAM, England (AP) — Fans of Ozzy Osbourne will have a final opportunity to pay tribute to the heavy metal icon in his hometown of Birmingham, U.K., as his funeral cortege makes its way through the city center. Ozzy Osbourne, the legendary Black Sabbath frontman,... Read More.

Phil Collins Denies Hospice Rumors, Undergoes Knee Surgery at 73

Tuesday, July 29 by Lyle F

A representative for Phil Collins has denied online rumors that the legendary singer and drummer is in hospice care, confirming that the 73-year-old musician is in the hospital for knee surgery. Speculation about Collins' health circulated online this week, with some social media users falsely... Read More.

Billy Joel Unveils Soundtrack for HBO Documentary Release

Monday, July 28 by Lyle F

Billy Joel has released "And So It Goes," a comprehensive seven-hour, 155-track soundtrack accompanying the HBO documentary of the same name. The collection became available on streaming platforms Saturday morning, July 26. It features many previously unreleased tracks, including rare radio performances and special mixes... Read More.

Led Zeppelin Celebrates 50th Anniversary of “Physical Graffiti” with New Live EP Release

Friday, July 25 by Lyle F

Led Zeppelin is set to release a new four-song EP featuring live tracks from "Physical Graffiti" to commemorate the album’s 50th anniversary this year. The EP, titled "Led Zeppelin Live E.P.," includes concert recordings from two different performances: one from 1975 and another from 1979.... Read More.