Roadhouse Rock

The Who Announces Final North American Tour After 61 Years

Thursday, May 8 by Lyle F

LONDON (AP) — After 61 years, rock legends The Who announced they will embark on their final tour in North America this August and September. The farewell tour, named after their 1971 song "The Song is Over," was unveiled Thursday by guitarist Pete Townshend... Read More.

The Who Tease Major Announcement: Could “The Song Is Over” Signal a Farewell Tour?

Thursday, May 8 by Lyle F

LONDON (AP) — The Who's Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey are set to hold a press event in London on Thursday, where they will make a "special announcement followed by an exclusive Q&A session" that will be livestreamed to fans worldwide. They have already... Read More.

Jake Holmes Sues Jimmy Page Over Songwriting Credit for “Dazed and Confused”

Wednesday, May 7 by Lyle F

Jake Holmes is suing Jimmy Page over songwriting credit for Led Zeppelin's "Dazed and Confused," naming Sony Pictures and others as co-defendants after the track was miscredited in the "Becoming Led Zeppelin" documentary. The complaint, filed in California federal court, alleges copyright infringement and breach... Read More.

David Lee Roth Announces Exciting Summer 2025 Tour

Tuesday, May 6 by Lyle F

David Lee Roth has announced a summer 2025 tour following his first public performance in five years. The former Van Halen singer is set to start the tour on July 31 in Hollywood, Florida, and will conclude with 12 newly announced dates on Sept. 14... Read More.

Scorpions Cancel Shows as Lead Singer Battles Health Issues Amidst Tour Challenges

Monday, May 5 by Lyle F

Scorpions have canceled three shows as lead singer Klaus Meine faces a condition rendering him "unable to sing." The band first canceled their April 26 performance in Buenos Aires, Argentina, citing Meine's suspected laryngitis. Four days later, they canceled a show in Bogota, Colombia, again... Read More.

Guns N’ Roses 2025 World Tour Kicks Off with New Drummer and Classic Hits

Friday, May 2 by Lyle F

Guns N’ Roses launched their 2025 world tour Thursday at Songdo Moonlight Festival Park in Incheon, South Korea, with a 22-song set list similar to their recent performances. The tour, titled "Because What You Want & What You Get Are Two Completely Different Things," marked... Read More.

Jon Bon Jovi, Billy Joel Featured in New Documentary of an Iconic Concert Promoter

Thursday, May 1 by Lyle F

A new documentary, "Ron Delsener Presents," is set to debut in theaters on May 30. Directed by Jake Sumner, the film delves into the influence and legacy of Ron Delsener, a prominent concert promoter in New York City. Delsener played a pivotal role in organizing... Read More.

Gene Simmons Doubted Kiss’ “Crazy Nights” Album

Wednesday, April 30 by Lyle F

In a recent interview with Chaoszine, former Kiss guitarist Bruce Kulick discussed the band's 1987 album "Crazy Nights" and Gene Simmons' apprehension about its direction. Kulick noted that Simmons was uncertain about the album's polished, keyboard-heavy sound, which was a departure from the band's usual... Read More.

Bad Company Celebrates Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction with Planned Performance

Tuesday, April 29 by Lyle F

The surviving members of Bad Company expressed their excitement about being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, with two members planning to perform at the November ceremony. "It is pretty amazing and very cool to be part of an iconic American institution... Read More.

Sammy Hagar and Kirk Hammett Explore Cosmic Collaboration with The Seven Sisters

Monday, April 28 by Lyle F

Sammy Hagar and Kirk Hammett are considering a collaboration and have even come up with a title for their concept. The potential song, unsurprisingly, has a supernatural theme, influenced by Hagar's interest in aliens. "Kirk Hammett from Metallica is a big fan of all of... Read More.