Roadhouse Rock

Eagles to Release Deluxe Edition of ‘One of These Nights’ Album

Thursday, March 12 by Lyle F

The Eagles will mark the 50th anniversary of their 1975 album “One of These Nights” with a new deluxe edition set for release on May 1. The expanded collection features a remixed version of the original album, along with Dolby Atmos and high-resolution audio... Read More.

REO Speedwagon Reunites in Peoria to Honor Late Guitarist Gary Richrath

Wednesday, March 11 by Lyle F

PEORIA, Ill. — Members of REO Speedwagon reunited Saturday, March 7, in Peoria for a surprise performance honoring late guitarist and Peoria native Gary Richrath. The event took place during a private gala at the Peoria Riverfront Museum, celebrating the opening of the first-ever... Read More.

Boston Vocalist Tommy DeCarlo Dies at 60 After Battle With Brain Cancer

Monday, March 9 by Lyle F

Vocalist Tommy DeCarlo, best known for performing with the rock band Boston since 2007, died Monday, March 9, 2026, at age 60 after battling brain cancer, according to his family. “It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of our Dad, Tommy DeCarlo,... Read More.

Guns N Roses Extend 2026 World Tour Into Australia

Monday, March 9 by Lyle F

Guns N' Roses Add Dates to 2026 World Tour, Marking First North American Shows in Nearly Three Years Guns N’ Roses have announced additional dates for their 2026 world tour, which will include the band’s first North American performances since 2023. The tour is scheduled to... Read More.

Bruce Johnston Announces Departure From Beach Boys After More Than 60 Years

Friday, March 6 by Lyle F

Bruce Johnston, a longtime member of the Beach Boys, has announced he will leave the group after more than six decades. “It’s time for Part Three of my lengthy musical career,” Johnston said in a statement shared with Rolling Stone. “I can write songs forever,... Read More.

Billy Idol Recalls Near-Death Experience From Drug Use in 1980s

Thursday, March 5 by Lyle F

Billy Idol says the closest he came to death occurred during a night of heavy drug use in the early 1980s. During a recent appearance on comedian Bill Maher’s podcast, “Club Random,” Idol recounted the incident, which took place following the release of his 1983... Read More.

Sebastian Bach To Replace Dee Snider In Twisted Sister

Wednesday, March 4 by Lyle F

Twisted Sister will tour later this year with Sebastian Bach as lead vocalist, replacing longtime frontman Dee Snider. The band announced the lineup change Tuesday on social media, sharing a statement that included a teaser of a new version of their 1983 song “You Can’t... Read More.

Paul McCartney Reflects on Delayed Rock Hall of Fame Induction in Newly Published Interview

Tuesday, March 3 by Lyle F

Paul McCartney was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame as a solo artist in 1999, but a previously unpublished 2015 interview reveals he was disappointed it took so long. Journalist Joe Hagan spoke with McCartney for more than an hour in March... Read More.

Eric Clapton Announces Fall U.S. Shows

Tuesday, March 3 by Lyle F

Eric Clapton will perform six concerts in the United States this fall, beginning Sept. 6 in Detroit and concluding Sept. 17 in Kansas City, Missouri. Jimmie Vaughan will open all U.S. dates. Clapton’s band will feature guitarist Doyle Bramhall II, drummer Sonny Emory, keyboardist Chris... Read More.

Neil Sedaka, Pop Songwriter and Performer, Dies at 86: Rock World Reacts

Monday, March 2 by Lyle F

Neil Sedaka, the Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter known for hits such as “Breaking Up Is Hard to Do,” “The Diary,” “Oh! Carol” and “Laughter in the Rain,” has died at age 86. Sedaka’s family confirmed his death Friday in a statement. “Our family is devastated by the sudden... Read More.