Roadhouse Rock

Rod Stewart Finishes Utah Concert Seated After Nearly Fainting Onstage

Monday, June 22 by Lyle F

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Rod Stewart nearly fainted onstage during a concert Friday at Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre, prompting crew members to assist him in front of the audience. The 81-year-old singer appeared visibly uncomfortable more than halfway through his set. He struggled... Read More.

Legendary Arena Rock Bands That Defined Stadium Anthems

Friday, June 19 by Lyle F

Many rock bands can fill arenas, but only a few acts earn the label “arena rock.” Arena rock emerged in the 1970s and became a defining sound in the 1980s. The style features big, anthemic songs, soaring choruses and powerful guitar riffs. Bands tailored their... Read More.

The Big Four Rock Bands That Defined the 1970s Music Scene

Wednesday, June 17 by Lyle F

Who were the 'Big Four' of 1970s rock bands? Debate continues among fans, but four bands dominated the rock scene in the 1970s by album sales, hit singles, artistic achievements and cultural impact. Eagles By 1976, the Eagles had become one of the decade's top acts. Their... Read More.

The Four Guitar Solos That Changed Rock Music Forever

Monday, June 15 by Lyle F

Choosing the top four guitar solos is a challenging task. Every rock fan has favorites, and most classic rock songs feature a memorable solo. There are thousands of contenders, even among the most influential tracks. You could make dozens of lists and still find... Read More.

Rush Drummer Anika Nilles Details Unique Preparation for Reunion Tour

Friday, June 12 by Lyle F

Anika Nilles, the new drummer for Rush, described how she changed her usual practice routine to prepare for the band’s Fifty Something reunion tour. Nilles said learning Rush’s complex catalog required her to rethink how she approaches preparation. When asked how she managed to learn... Read More.

Robert Plant and Saving Grace Announce Fall 2026 US Tour Dates

Thursday, June 11 by Lyle F

Robert Plant, along with Saving Grace featuring Suzi Dian, has announced a third leg of their ongoing tour, set for fall 2026. The new dates will cover 16 shows across the United States, beginning Sept. 18 in St. Louis and ending Oct. 15 in... Read More.

Paul McCartney Scores Chart Success with ‘The Boys of Dungeon Lane’ Album

Wednesday, June 10 by Lyle F

Paul McCartney’s latest solo album, “The Boys of Dungeon Lane,” debuted at No. 5 on the Billboard 200 chart, according to Billboard’s latest chart results. The album, which features singles “Days We Left Behind” and “Home to Us,” entered the chart for the week... Read More.

Rush Returns to the Stage With Emotional “Fifty Something” Reunion Tour Launch in Los Angeles

Tuesday, June 9 by Lyle F

LOS ANGELES — Rush returned to the stage for the first time in nearly a decade, opening their Fifty Something reunion tour at the Forum in Los Angeles on Thursday night. “We’re here for so many reasons,” frontman Geddy Lee told the crowd early in... Read More.

Kansas and Asia to Headline 2027 “Cruise to the Edge” Prog Rock Festival at Sea

Monday, June 8 by Lyle F

Kansas, Asia, and former Genesis guitarist Steve Hackett will co-headline the 2027 Cruise to the Edge, a prog-rock music festival at sea. The cruise runs for six nights, sailing April 2-8 from Miami with stops in Cozumel, Harvest Caye, and Costa Maya. Cabin sales are open... Read More.

Peter Frampton Marks 50 Years With New Album and Candid Documentary at Tribeca Festival

Friday, June 5 by Lyle F

On May 15, Frampton released “Carry The Light,” his 19th solo studio album and his first set of all-new songs in 16 years. This week, he will premiere a new documentary, “Frampton,” directed by longtime band member Rob Arthur. The film receives a special... Read More.