Aerosmith & Yungblud Drop Their Surprising EP One More Time — And Fans Can’t Stop Talking About It The rock world just got hit with a collaboration no one expected but everyone is buzzing about. After shocking fans with their breakout single “My Only Angel,” legendary rock band Aerosmith and modern punk star Yungblud have … Read more
Big news for rock fans: legendary band Guns N’ Roses have announced a massive world tour for 2026 — and they’re also dropping two new songs on December 2, 2025. Tour Details The tour kicks off on March 28, 2026 in Monterrey, Mexico. From there the band heads into Latin America, including multiple shows in … Read more
How Music Changed the World: From George Harrison’s Bangladesh Concert to Queen at Live Aid Music has always had the power to bring people together, but there are a few moments in history where it didn’t just entertain — it truly changed the world. Two of the biggest examples are George Harrison’s Concert for Bangladesh … Read more
Legendary guitarist Ritchie Blackmore, famous for his work with Deep Purple, Rainbow, and more recently Blackmore’s Night, has postponed the rest of his 2025 tour because of major health problems. The news has left fans worried, but Blackmore has shared an honest message explaining what happened. A Scary Vertigo Attack During the tour, Blackmore stayed … Read more
Roger Waters, co-founder of Pink Floyd, has very strong ideas about what a rock concert should be — and that’s why he’s not impressed by The Rolling Stones’ big stadium shows. He Used to Be a Big Fan Waters admits he was once “an incredible Stones fan.” He still thinks some of their songs are … Read more
Legendary musician Neil Young is officially returning to the United Kingdom and Europe in 2026 with his band, The Chrome Hearts. Fans have been waiting for this news, and the upcoming summer tour looks packed with huge shows, outdoor festivals, and historic venues. The tour will begin on June 19th in Manchester at Heaton Park. … Read more
David Bowie’s 1980s were a time of big music and big fame — but not always big satisfaction, at least not for him. From Experimental Star to Pop Icon In the early ’80s, Bowie made a dramatic shift. The arrival of MTV and his own growing fame pushed him toward a more mainstream, radio-friendly sound. … Read more
When Peter Gabriel left Genesis in the mid-1970s, many people expected him to continue making progressive rock music. But Gabriel had other ideas. Each of his solo albums became more experimental, more emotional, and more daring. By the time he reached his fourth solo album in 1982 — often called Peter Gabriel 4 or Security … Read more
Bruce Springsteen is a huge name in rock, but you can’t talk about his success without talking about the E Street Band. They’re not just backup musicians — they’re the heart and soul of his music. A Band That Built His Sound Springsteen first formed the E Street Band in the early 1970s. The band … Read more
Joni Mitchell and David Crosby had a romantic relationship in the late 1960s. Crosby, famous from The Byrds and Crosby, Stills & Nash, even produced Joni’s first album. But things went wrong when Joni discovered Crosby was being unfaithful. Instead of ending things quietly, Joni did it in the most Joni way possible: she wrote … Read more
