Roadhouse Rock

Rock Music Surges in 2025 with Record Streaming Growth and Live Tour Demand

Thursday, January 15 by Lyle F

Rock music, often labeled as “dead,” showed significant growth in 2025, outpacing nearly every other genre in streaming, according to a report released by music analytics company Luminate. The global music industry recorded 5.1 trillion streams in 2025, a 9.6% increase from 2024, according to... Read More.

Lynyrd Skynyrd Planning Autobiography, Biopic and Possible New Music

Wednesday, January 14 by Lyle F

Lynyrd Skynyrd has plans for two major projects in 2026: the band’s first official autobiography and a potential film about its history, according to manager Ross Schilling. The Southern rock group may also release new music. Schilling said the band is working on its autobiography... Read More.

Sammy Hagar, Rick Springfield Announce Six-Date Summer 2026 Tour

Tuesday, January 13 by Lyle F

Sammy Hagar and Rick Springfield will team up for a six-date tour this summer, beginning June 13 at the Hollywood Casino Amphitheater in St. Louis. The tour is scheduled to wrap up June 24 at the Xfinity Center in Mansfield, Mass. Hagar’s run continues his... Read More.

Bob Weir, Grateful Dead Co-Founder, Dies at 78

Monday, January 12 by Lyle F

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Bob Weir, co-founder, guitarist and singer of the Grateful Dead, has died at age 78 after a battle with cancer and lung issues, his family announced. Weir’s family shared the news in a statement posted on his official social media accounts,... Read More.

Stephen Pearcy on Ratt’s Rise to Fame in the 1980s Rock Scene

Friday, January 9 by Lyle F

Stephen Pearcy, founder and lead singer of the rock band Ratt, was at the forefront of the group during its rise to fame in the 1980s hair metal scene. Ratt’s 1984 debut album, “Out of the Cellar,” and its hit single “Round and Round” propelled... Read More.

Foo Fighters Guitarist Pat Smear Sidelined by Injury

Thursday, January 8 by Lyle F

Foo Fighters guitarist Pat Smear will miss several upcoming shows as he recovers from a broken foot, the band announced on Instagram. Jason Falkner, known for his work with Beck and St. Vincent, will fill in during Smear’s absence. According to the band, Smear injured... Read More.

Nikki Sixx Says He Is Prepared to Protect Family From Stalkers

Wednesday, January 7 by Lyle F

Nikki Sixx says he is ready to protect his family if stalkers threaten their safety. The Mötley Crüe bassist addressed the issue after a fan on X asked why he no longer shares photos of his youngest daughter, Ruby, on social media. “Because we’ve been stalked... Read More.

David Lee Roth Announces 2026 North American Tour

Tuesday, January 6 by Lyle F

David Lee Roth, former frontman of Van Halen, has announced a 30-date tour across the United States and Canada. The tour is scheduled to begin April 16 in Airway Heights, Washington, and conclude Aug. 7 in Sturgis, South Dakota. Roth ended a five-year hiatus from performing... Read More.

Billy Joel Makes Triumphant Return with Surprise Performance

Monday, January 5 by Lyle F

Billy Joel gave fans in Wellington, Florida, a surprise performance Friday, marking his first public appearance since announcing he has a brain disorder. Joel, 76, performed a two-song set at the Wellington Amphitheater alongside Turnstiles, a Billy Joel tribute band, during the venue’s 30th anniversary... Read More.

U2 Planning A Comeback Album for 2026

Saturday, January 3 by Lyle F

U2 is planning a comeback with its first album of new music in nine years, lead singer Bono told Esquire in a recent interview. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band last released “Songs of Experience” in 2017. “Everyone in the band seems desperate... Read More.