Roadhouse Rock

Dee Snider Resigns from Twisted Sister As Band Cancels 50th Anniversary Tour

Friday, February 6 by Lyle F

Twisted Sister frontman Dee Snider has resigned from the band, citing health challenges, leading to the cancellation of the group’s planned 50th anniversary concerts. In a statement, the band said: “Due to the sudden and unexpected resignation of Twisted Sister’s lead singer Dee Snider, brought... Read More.

Record Store Day 2026: Classic Rock Highlights from Robert Plant, Neil Young, John Lennon

Friday, February 6 by Lyle F

Robert Plant, Neil Young and John Lennon are among the major classic rock artists featured in the top releases for Record Store Day 2026, set for April 18. Plant will release a new studio EP, “Saving Grace: All That Glitters,” produced specifically for Record Store... Read More.

Cummings, Bachman Return as the Guess Who Amid Legal Battle Over Band Name

Thursday, February 5 by Lyle F

TORONTO — Main songwriters Burton Cummings and Randy Bachman are back on tour as the Guess Who, following a series of court proceedings over the rights to the band’s name. However, the legal dispute is ongoing. The Takin’ It Back Tour began over the weekend... Read More.

Tributes Pouring In For Chuck Negron, Founding Member of Three Dog Night

Wednesday, February 4 by Lyle F

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Chuck Negron, a founding singer of the rock group Three Dog Night, died Monday at his home in Studio City, California. He was 83. According to a statement released by his family, Negron died surrounded by loved ones. A cause of... Read More.

Rock Legends Honor Ozzy Osbourne with Powerful Grammy Tribute Performance

Tuesday, February 3 by Lyle F

A group of renowned rock musicians paid tribute to Ozzy Osbourne during the 68th annual Grammy Awards. The “in memoriam” segment began with country singer Reba McEntire performing her song “Trailblazer” as images of late musicians appeared on screen. As McEntire finished, a large image... Read More.

Deep Purple Prepares New Album for Tentative June Release

Monday, February 2 by Lyle F

Deep Purple’s next album is tentatively set for release in June, according to frontman Ian Gillan. In an interview with Songwriting for Songwriters, Gillan said the band is in the late stages of completing the album but has not yet revealed a title. The news... Read More.

Motley Crue Wins Legal Dispute With Former Guitarist Mick Mars

Friday, January 30 by Lyle F

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Motley Crue has won a decisive legal victory over its former guitarist Mick Mars, following an ongoing legal dispute that began after Mars retired from the band in 2022. Mars alleged that his former bandmates were withholding financial compensation and colluded... Read More.

The Black Crowes Announce 2026 Summer Tour With More Than 40 Dates

Thursday, January 29 by Lyle F

The Black Crowes have announced a summer tour for 2026, with more than 40 dates scheduled across North America beginning in May. The Southern Hospitality Tour is set to start May 17 in Austin, Texas, at the Moody Center and will continue through Aug. 20,... Read More.

Skid Row Nears Decision on New Singer and Teases Upcoming Music

Wednesday, January 28 by Lyle F

Nearly two years after Skid Row parted ways with singer Erik Gronwall, the band is making progress in its search for a new frontman, according to bassist Rachel Bolan. “We have a couple guys on our radar,” Bolan said in a recent interview with the... Read More.

Eagles Continue Vegas Residency As Joe Walsh Battles Flu

Tuesday, January 27 by Lyle F

The Eagles performed without guitarist Joe Walsh at Sphere on Jan. 24 after he came down with the flu, marking their first show without him since he joined the band in 1975. “We had a choice to make,” Don Henley told the audience. “We could... Read More.