Steve Perry, Rock and Roll Hall of Famer and former Journey front man, has released two brand new holiday tunes. “Maybe This Year” and “This Christmas” are featured on the new deluxe edition of The Season, Perry’s first-ever holiday album, originally released in 2021. You can hear “Maybe This Year”, an original tune written by…

A newly released live version of the Jimi Hendrix Experience performing “Purple Haze” is out now. The track is the first to be released from the forthcoming live set, Los Angeles Forum: April 26, 1969. You can listen to “Purple Haze” in the player below. The album, available now for pre-order, will be released November…

Julian Lennon has released a new music video for his song “Lucky Ones”. You can watch the video in the player below. “Lucky Ones” is featured on Lennon’s new album Jude. “Julian and I want to make a visual piece that shows people from around the world gravitating toward each other in a celebration of…

October 13, 1998 – Eric Clapton opens the Crossroads Centre in Antigua for the treatment of drug and alcohol addiction. Crossroads Centre Antigua is still a nonprofit organization that offers medically managed detox, residential 12-step treatment programs and family therapy. October 13, 2016 – Bob Dylan is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature, “For having created…

October 12, 1987 – Dee Snider announces he is leaving Twisted Sister, two days after the Love Is for Suckers tour concludes. Snider reunites with the band ten years later. October 12, 1991 – The Day on the Green festival in Oakland, CA features headliners Metallica, Queensrÿche, Faith No More and Soundgarden. It is the final festival presented by Bill Graham prior to his death. October 12, 2005…

Roughly a thousand years ago, the elite class in Ireland began taking surnames that began with O’ — O’Sullivan, O’Brien, O’Connor —with the O’ translating to “grandson of.” Before we approach the complexities of “Baba O’Riley,” one of The Who’s — and, indeed, all of rock music’s — most lasting songs, it bears explaining the…

October 11, 1999 – Tommy Lee of Mötley Crüe is released on $5000 bail after being arrested for inciting the crowd to attack a security guard at a North Carolina show. He is charged with “assault and inciting a riot with ethnic animosity” and later sentenced to 18 months probation after pleading “no contest” to the charges. October 11, 1983…

Bruce Springsteen is celebrating the sweet sounds of soul music on his new album Only The Strong Survive, due out November 11 on Columbia Records. The Boss marked the announcement of the new album with the release of the album’s first single “Do I Love You (Indeed I Do)” and an accompanying music video. You…

Stevie Nicks has released her signature take on Buffalo Springfield’s timeless protest song “For What It’s Worth”. The track is available now on all digital platforms. You can also hear it in the player below. “For What It’s Worth” was written by Stephen Stills and released by Buffalo Springfield that same year. ” It meant something…

Heart co-founder Nancy Wilson has released a new song in tribute to the late Taylor Hawkins. Titled “Amigo Amiga”, Wilson wrote the song just a few days after the Foo Fighters drummer passed away this past March. You can hear “Amigo Amiga” in the player below. Proceeds from the track will be donated to MusiCares,…