Roadhouse Rock

Nikki Sixx Defends Motley Crue’s Split With Mick Mars, Denies Backing Track Allegations

Tuesday, September 16 by Lyle F

Motley Crue bassist Nikki Sixx has defended the band’s decision to part ways with co-founding guitarist Mick Mars in 2022, calling Mars’ accusations that the group relies on backing tracks a “crazy betrayal.” Mars announced his retirement from touring with Motley Crue in October 2022,... Read More.

Vince Neil Says He Suffered Stroke, Delayed Motley Crue Las Vegas Residency

Monday, September 15 by Lyle F

Motley Crue lead singer Vince Neil said he suffered a stroke the day after Christmas, an event that led to the postponement of the band’s Las Vegas residency, which began Friday. “I had to learn to walk again, and that was tough,” Neil told the... Read More.

Dee Snider Addresses Mark Mendoza Departure Ahead of Twisted Sister Reunion Tour

Friday, September 12 by Lyle F

Twisted Sister frontman Dee Snider said bassist Mark Mendoza will not participate in the band’s recently announced 2026 reunion tour, citing “irreconcilable differences.” “I can only simply say irreconcilable differences and leave it at that,” Snider told radio host Eddie Trunk on Wednesday. “I can’t... Read More.

Rock ‘n’ Roll Fantasy Camp Adds Roger Daltrey to 30th Anniversary Camp

Thursday, September 11 by Lyle F

The camp is scheduled for Jan. 29 to Feb. 1, 2026, and will also feature The Who’s Simon Townshend. Daltrey has participated in the camp six times previously, but this will be his first appearance in 15 years. “I love it because it reminds you... Read More.

Paul McCartney & Wings to Release First Anthology Nov. 7

Wednesday, September 10 by Lyle F

The first anthology dedicated to Paul McCartney’s post-Beatles band, Wings, will be released Nov. 7. Titled simply “Wings,” the anthology will be available in multiple formats, including single CD, two-CD set, Blu-ray, single LP, and a limited-edition three-LP color vinyl set. The Blu-ray edition marks... Read More.

Eagles Add Four Las Vegas Sphere Concerts for January 2026

Tuesday, September 9 by Lyle F

Las Vegas — Fans of the Eagles can now mark their calendars for four newly announced concerts at the Sphere in Las Vegas in January 2026, the band’s first confirmed appearances for next year. The Eagles are continuing their 2025 residency at the Sphere, with... Read More.

Supertramp Co-Founder Rick Davies Dies at 81 After Battle With Cancer

Monday, September 8 by Lyle F

Rick Davies, co-founder, singer and keyboardist of the rock band Supertramp, died Saturday at age 81 after a 10-year battle with multiple myeloma. Davies’ death was announced on the band’s Facebook page. He was the only constant member of Supertramp, which formed in 1970. Davies... Read More.

Tom Shipley of Brewer and Shipley and “One Toke Over the Line” Fame Dies at 84

Monday, September 8 by Lyle F

Tom Shipley, who was part of the folk-rock duo Brewer & Shipley and best known for the 1971 Top 10 hit “One Toke Over the Line,” died Aug. 24 at a hospital in Columbia, Missouri. He was 84. The cause of death was not... Read More.

Boz Scaggs to Release First Album in Seven Years on Oct. 17

Friday, September 5 by Lyle F

Boz Scaggs will release a new album, “Detour,” on Oct. 17, marking his first record in seven years. “Detour” follows the Grammy-nominated “Out of the Blues,” and, like his recent work, will feature interpretations of songs from the past, focusing on personal jazz favorites and... Read More.

Foreigner to Mark 50th Anniversary With UK Arena Shows in 2026

Thursday, September 4 by Lyle F

LONDON (AP) — Foreigner will celebrate its 50th anniversary with two special arena shows in the United Kingdom in June 2026, the band announced Friday. The British-American rock group, known for hits such as “I Want to Know What Love Is,” will perform at AO... Read More.