Roadhouse Rock

Kansas Announces 2026 Fall Headline Tour Plus Summer Shows with 38 Special and Deep Purple

Friday, May 22 by Lyle F

Kansas announces 2026 fall tour dates; summer shows with 38 Special and Deep Purple Kansas will launch a headline tour in fall 2026, beginning Sept. 29 in York, Pennsylvania, and ending Nov. 14 in Lansdowne, Pennsylvania. The band added 12 new concerts to the schedule.... Read More.

Billy Joel Denounces Unauthorized Biopic and Blocks Use of His Music

Thursday, May 21 by Lyle F

Billy Joel has criticized plans to make a movie about his life, saying he has not authorized the project and will not allow the use of his music. Variety reports that casting is underway for “Billy & Me,” directed by John Ottman. The film will... Read More.

Ann Wilson Opens Up About Navigating Fame and Strengthening Her Bond with Sister Nancy

Wednesday, May 20 by Lyle F

Sibling relationships can be complicated, and fame can make them more challenging, Heart singer Ann Wilson said during a recent interview. “She and I have a delicate relationship,” Wilson said of her sister and bandmate Nancy Wilson during an appearance on the “Lovett or Leave... Read More.

Dennis Locorriere, Lead Singer of “Dr. Hook” Dies at 76

Monday, May 18 by Lyle F

Dennis Locorriere, the lead singer and guitarist for Dr. Hook, died Saturday. He was 76. The band announced Locorriere’s death in a statement posted on its website. “It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Dennis Locorriere, who, after a long and courageous... Read More.

Library of Congress Adds 25 Recordings to National Recording Registry Including Selections From Stevie Ray Vaughan and Weezer

Monday, May 18 by Lyle F

The Library of Congress has selected 25 recordings for inclusion in its National Recording Registry for 2026. This year’s selections feature Weezer’s self-titled debut album, often called “The Blue Album,” and Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble’s “Texas Flood.” Each year, the National Recording Registry... Read More.

Blue Oyster Cult Singer Eric Bloom Temporarily Steps Down After Surgery

Friday, May 15 by Lyle F

Blue Oyster Cult singer Eric Bloom will miss several upcoming shows after undergoing surgery, the band announced. Bloom, 81, shared the news in a message to fans. “During BÖC’s time off I scheduled a non-life threatening surgical procedure,” Bloom wrote. “I am on the mend,... Read More.

U2 Previews New Song ‘Street of Dreams’ Ahead of Upcoming Album Release

Thursday, May 14 by Lyle F

U2 previewed their latest song, “Street of Dreams,” with a clip from a new music video filmed in Mexico City. In an official statement, the band said “Street of Dreams” will appear on their next studio album, which has not been formally announced and is... Read More.

Journey Extends Farewell Tour With 40 New North American Dates Through 2026

Wednesday, May 13 by Lyle F

Journey has added 40 new North American dates to its Final Frontier farewell tour, extending the run into late 2026. The new leg starts Sept. 12 in Los Angeles and ends Nov. 28 in San Francisco. “The energy has been incredible every night,” Journey founder... Read More.

Metallica Sets Attendance Record at Athens Olympic Stadium

Tuesday, May 12 by Lyle F

ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Metallica set a new attendance record at Athens’ Olympic Stadium during their first concert of 2026, drawing more than 90,000 fans, the band announced Monday. The group performed at the stadium Saturday, May 9, as part of their M72 World Tour.... Read More.

Red Hot Chili Peppers Sell Recorded Music Catalog to Warner Music Group for Over $300 Million

Monday, May 11 by Lyle F

The Red Hot Chili Peppers have sold the rights to their recorded music catalog to Warner Music Group in a deal valued at more than $300 million, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Warner Music Group acquired the catalog through a joint venture with Bain Capital.... Read More.