Category Archives: Classic Hits Music News

The Zombies are heading back on the road in support of their latest album, titled Different Game, which drops on March 31st. The band, led by original members Colin Blunstone and Rod Argent, will kick...

It was 48 years ago today (January 20th, 1975) that Bob Dylan's 15th studio set, the groundbreaking, Blood On The Tracks, was released. The album, which was Dylan's return to his Columbia Reco...

Happy 74th birthday this Sunday (January 22nd) to former-Journey frontman, the great Steve Perry. 2023 finds Perry riding high on the success of his fall 2018 comeback album, Traces, which was his fir...

The artists and presenters appearing at this year's MusiCares event have been announced. Motown founder Berry Gordy, Jr. and its inaugural artist Smokey Robinson have been tapped as joint 2023 the...

Coming on March 24th is Pink Floyd's new 50th anniversary deluxe box set edition of 1973's The Dark Side Of The Moon. The package includes the CD and gatefold vinyl of the newly remastered stu...

David Crosby, one of the major music forces of the 20th century, died on January 19th of undisclosed causes at the age of 81. Crosby, who had battled back against crippling drug dependency and then po...

Jane's Addiction has announced their 2023 US tour dates. The tour will kick off March 4th in Bakersfield, California and wrap up the five-show stint with a March 12th gig in Reno, Nevada. Later in...

Dolly Parton revealed some of the collaborations for her upcoming rock album while appearing on ABC's The View earlier this week. The all-star lineup includes Paul McCartney, Stevie Nicks, Brandi ...

Gene Simmons praised Abba for their "undeniable songwriting". In an interview with Goldmine magazine, the KISS bassist talked about the iconic band's greatest hits and said, "If I'm riding in my c...

Foo Fighters and Green Day are set to headline Harley Davidson homecoming festival in July. The festival will take place July 13th-16th at multiple venues across Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Foo Fighters wil...