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Ritchie Blackmore is one of the most famous guitarists in rock history. Best known for his work with Deep Purple and later Rainbow, Blackmore has always been someone who wanted to push boundaries. He never liked staying in one style for too long. If he felt something was missing, he searched for new sounds and … Read more
On June 14, 2025, rock fans in Champaign, Illinois got a very special treat. REO Speedwagon returned to their hometown for a one-night-only performance at the State Farm Center. The show brought together past and present members of the band, including Bruce Hall, Neal Doughty, Alan Gratzer, Terry Luttrell, Mike Murphy, and Steve Scorfina. Surprisingly, … Read more
The BBC has released the first trailer for Sharon & Ozzy: Coming Home, a touching new documentary that gives fans an intimate look at one of rock’s most legendary couples. Instead of focusing on concerts or heavy metal mayhem, this film is about something much deeper — love, family, and home. The one-hour special will … Read more
Led Zeppelin’s rise in the late 1960s was fast, bold, and unlike anything rock music had seen before. The band came together when guitarist Jimmy Page—already known from his time in The Yardbirds—recruited Robert Plant (vocals), John Bonham (drums), and John Paul Jones (bass/keys). From the start, this lineup had the right mix of power, … Read more
When it comes to Led Zeppelin’s discography, fans and critics alike often debate which album stands as their ultimate achievement. While each record showcases the band’s exceptional musicianship, Physical Graffiti is frequently hailed as their crowning glory. Led Zeppelin’s journey began with their eponymous debut and the blues-infused Led Zeppelin II. These albums laid the … Read more
When people think of touring, they often imagine a dream life—huge crowds, screaming fans, and parties every night. But for Bob Dylan, touring has never been that simple. In fact, his long history on the road shows both the magic and the struggle of being a performer. Most artists go on stage and play their … Read more
In the vast landscape of rock and roll, few friendships are as enduring and genuine as that of Paul McCartney and Bruce Springsteen. Both icons have left indelible marks on the music industry, yet their camaraderie transcends mere admiration. Their relationship is a testament to mutual respect, shared experiences, and a deep love for the … Read more
Led Zeppelin is one of those bands that never really fade away. Even though they only lasted from 1968 to 1980, their music shaped rock forever. For younger fans, who never got the chance to see them live, old photos and recordings are often the only way to experience the magic. That’s why the discovery … Read more
John Lennon was never shy about speaking his mind. Whether it was politics, music, or his own career, he had a reputation for blunt honesty that sometimes startled fans. One of his more surprising admissions was that he didn’t really like albums all that much. In fact, Lennon once confessed that there were only two … Read more
Fans once shouted, “No Stones without Jones!” And in the early 1960s, that was true. Brian Jones was the spark that started The Rolling Stones. He named the band, brought them gigs, and wowed everyone with his talent. Jones could play almost anything—guitar, harmonica, sitar, flute, even autoharp. At first, he was the leader, the … Read more
