Steve Perry, the reclusive former Journey frontman who hasn’t put out a new album in nearly a quarter century, will return this fall with a new LP, Traces. The record, which Perry coproduced with Thom Flowers, contains nine original songs and a cover of the Beatles’ “I Need You.” It’s due out October 5th. Click…… More
Former Dio guitarist Doug Aldrich says that Ronnie James Dio would be “pissed” about the fact that a holographic version of the legendary heavy metal singer is being prepped for a world tour. “I would like to see it myself, just to see it,” Aldrich, who was in DIO between 2002 and 2006, told the “White…… More
Dee Snider says that he never expected to release two vastly different solo albums in the space of less than two years following the completion of Twisted Sister’s touring career. “I really thought I was done — I really thought I was done” after Twisted Sister played its final show in November 2016. Read more about…… More
More than a year after the shocking death of Chris Cornell, there is still no clear picture of what happened on the night the charismatic Soundgarden singer was found dead in his Detroit hotel room on May 18, 2017. The state’s coroner ruled the incident a suicide, and while drugs reportedly did not contribute to the cause of death, there…… More
When he’s not out drumming alongside Stevie Nicks and John McVie, Mick Fleetwood is paying homage to his favorite hobby: photography. The 71-year-old rock drummer, who has been taking his own cameras out on the road with him since the early days of Fleetwood Mac, has always had an affinity for a great rock and roll…… More
“Its not surprising that sooner or later Id dive down the proverbial rabbit hole into the world of vintage bass guitars.”—Geddy Lee RUSH’s frontman has spent nearly a decade studying the history of his favorite instrument–bass guitar–and has collected hundreds of them, many of which are featured in his new book, Geddy Lee’s Big Beautiful…… More
In the Decades Rock Arena in Atlantic City, Lynyrd Skynyrd was joined by incredibly talented guest performers to create one uniquely magical night: 3 Doors Down who rose to international fame with their first single “Kryptonite”, Hank Williams Jr. (yes, the son of the country music singer Hank Williams) and singer/songwriter Bo Bice who was…… More
Guns N’ Roses played a show in Iceland recently, drawing a crowd of 25,000 fans, or, 7% of the nation. Axl Rose sat down for an interview and talked about playing in Iceland, recording new music, performing a tune from the late Glen Campbell and much more. Read the interview here.… More
