Category Archives: Classic Hits Music News

It was 57 years ago today (June 14th, 1965) that the Beatles recorded "Yesterday" -- the Paul McCartney-written classic, which stands as the most covered song of all time. "Yesterday" was taped at Lon...

It was 55 years ago today (June 14th, 1967) that the Monkees began recording their third and final Number One hit, "Daydream Believer." The song, which was tracked during the group's sessions for ...

Roger Daltrey has enlisted Pete Townshend's nephew Ben Townshend as his drummer when he kicks off his "Who Was I" solo tour on June 20th in Bournemouth, England. In addition to Pete Townshend '...

The Rolling Stones were forced to pull out of their Amsterdam stadium show last night (June 13th) only hours before hitting the stage after Mick Jagger tested positive for Covid. There's been no w...

Former-Metallica bassist Jason Newsted revealed he hasn't listened to the band's new music since quitting back in 2001. During a chat with Metal Hammer magazine, Newsted was asked when he last...

It was 52 years ago today (June 13th, 1970) that the Beatles' "The Long And Winding Road" became the group's 20th and final Number One hit. It was also on this date that the single's paren...

John Lennon's former girlfriend May Pang is receiving raves for her new documentary The Lost Weekend: A Love Story, which premiered on June 10th in New York at the Tribeca Film Festival. The film,...

Christine McVie says that despite Fleetwood Mac's legendary reputation for drug and booze consumption -- she still remembers it all. McVie's upcoming solo set, Songbird (A Solo Collection), dr...

The Rolling Stones' Mick Jagger and Keith Richards have reportedly scored a major payday for the use of their music and likeness in the upcoming series based on the group's early days. The Dai...

Ringo Starr has announced that two members of his All Starr Band -- Edgar Winter and Steve Lukather -- have tested positive for Covid, forcing the band to postpone the last 12 gigs of their summer tou...