Rock News

Flashback: Paul McCartney Busted In Tokyo

Friday, January 15

It was 41 years ago Saturday (January 16th, 1980) that Paul McCartney was arrested in Tokyo, Japan for bringing 7.7 ounces of marijuana into the country. Fans were stunned at McCartney's action seeing as how he had lobbied so... Read More.

Ann Wilson Of Heart To Release New Music

Friday, January 15

Ann Wilson will release a new original song next week called, "Tender Heart." She made the announcement via Twitter and has offered fans an opportunity to sign up to hear the music earlier than its January 22 release. ... Read More.

45 Years Ago Today: Flashback: The Eagles’ ‘Hotel California’ Album Hits Number One

Friday, January 15

It was 45-years-ago today (January 15th, 1977), that the Eagles' album Hotel California hit Number One. The album, which was released on December 8th, 1976, was the group's third chart-topper in a row, following 1975's One Of These Nights... Read More.

Vanilla Fudge Co-Founder Tim Bogert Has Died

Friday, January 15

Bassist Tim Bogert, who played in pioneering hard rock bands Vanilla Fudge, Cactus, and Beck, Bogert & Appice has died. Friends and fans posted regrets online, including Paul Stanley of KISS, who wrote: "I first saw... Read More.

Motley Crue To Kick Off 40th Anniversary Celebration This Weekend

Friday, January 15

Motley Crue will officially start celebrating the band's 40th anniversary on Sunday, January 17. That's the official date of when Nikki Sixx first jammed with Tommy Lee and vocalist/guitarist Greg Leon. Fans can go online... Read More.

Foo Fighters’ New Song Written For Dave Grohl’s Daughter

Friday, January 15

The new Foo Fighters song, "Waiting on a War," was written by Dave Grohl for his eleven year old daughter, Harper. Grohl remembers the threat of armed conflict when he was a kid and now sees that fear and... Read More.

Happy Birthday, Rolling Stones Guitarist Mick Taylor!!!

Friday, January 15

Happy Birthday to Rolling Stones guitarist Mick Taylor, who turns 72 on Sunday (January 17th)!!! In June of 1969, Taylor replaced the band's co-founder Brian Jones shortly before his death, and less than a month later, on July 3rd,... Read More.

The Def Leppard ‘Vault’ Gets Unlocked

Thursday, January 14

Def Leppard fans are in for a treat with the newly launched Def Leppard Vault. The contents of the vault have been personally selected by the band members -- Joe Elliott, Phil Collen, Vivian Campbell, Rick Allen, Rick Savage,... Read More.

Dave Grohl, Sammy Hagar, And Bob Weir Set For Hall & Oates Charity Gig

Thursday, January 14

Dave Grohl, Sammy Hagar, the Grateful Dead's Bob Weir, and Daryl Hall are among the performers set to play John Oates' "Song Fest 7908." The show, led by Oates and wife Aimee, is a joint effort by FeedingAmerica.org, Nugs.net... Read More.

Flashback: Diana Ross Plays Final Concert With The Supremes

Thursday, January 14

It was 51 years ago tonight (January 14th, 1970) that Diana Ross gave her final performance as a member of the Supremes. The show took place at the Frontier Hotel in Las Vegas, and it was released the following... Read More.

Flashback: Paul McCartney Busted In Tokyo

Ann Wilson Of Heart To Release New Music

45 Years Ago Today: Flashback: The Eagles’ ‘Hotel California’ Album Hits Number One

Vanilla Fudge Co-Founder Tim Bogert Has Died

Motley Crue To Kick Off 40th Anniversary Celebration This Weekend

Foo Fighters’ New Song Written For Dave Grohl’s Daughter

Happy Birthday, Rolling Stones Guitarist Mick Taylor!!!

The Def Leppard ‘Vault’ Gets Unlocked

Dave Grohl, Sammy Hagar, And Bob Weir Set For Hall & Oates Charity Gig

Flashback: Diana Ross Plays Final Concert With The Supremes

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