Phoebe Bridgers Releases Third Album ‘Lost Weekend’
Phoebe Bridgers has released her third solo album, Lost Weekend, marking her first full-length solo release in six years.
How a Conservative Republican Dairy Farmer Saved Woodstock
Without 49-year-old dairy farmer Max Yasgur, the iconic 1969 Woodstock Music and Art Fair wouldn’t have happened. Here is how a conservative Republican stood up for the counterculture.
Why Shane Hawkins Refused to Let Chevy Metal Die
Taylor Hawkins’ teenage son Shane explains why taking his late father’s place in classic rock covers band Chevy Metal is a way of honoring his memory.
How Neil Peart’s Widow Helped New Rush Drummer Anika Nilles
New Rush drummer Anika Nilles reveals how a supportive message from Neil Peart’s widow helped calm her nerves before her debut on the Fifty Something tour.
Queen Drummer Roger Taylor Announces New Solo Album ‘Violence Insane In A Beautiful World’
Queen drummer Roger Taylor has announced his seventh solo album, ‘Violence Insane In A Beautiful World,’ set for release on September 18 via Columbia.
The Story Behind Kiss Drafting Their Ultimate Anthem, Rock And Roll All Nite
At the end of 1974, Kiss desperately needed a hit. Here is how Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons cobbled together Rock And Roll All Nite at the Riot House.
Pink Floyd’s The Wall Tour: The Inside Story of the Trek That Broke the Band
Classic Rock explores the sheer ambition, financial pressure, and deep-seated friction of Pink Floyd’s 1980-81 tour supporting The Wall.
Sheryl Crow Announces New Album ‘Pick You Up,’ Shares Jesse Welles Collaboration
Sheryl Crow will release her 12th studio album, Pick You Up, on October 9. The seven-track project features longtime collaborator Jeff Trott and a new protest single with Jesse Welles titled “Freedom Bus.”
