Category Archives: Classic Hits Music News

Journey is back with its first new music in nearly a decade with the single, "The Way We Used To Be." Guitarist and co-founder Neal Schon posted on Facebook, writing, "'The Way We Used To Be' ...

Nearly 30 years after breaking on the national scene, Pearl Jam still looks back at the band's early fame with a sense of confusion. In commemoration of the release band's debut album Ten on A...

Released today (June 25th) from Joni Mitchell is The Reprise Albums (1968-1971) series. The collection is available on four-CD's, four-LP 180-gram vinyl (limited to edition of 10,000 copies), as w...

Roger Daltrey has scrapped his solo U.S. "Live And Kicking" dates, which included a trio of shows set for late-summer. The Who frontman took to social media to explain why he was pulling out of the sh...

A&E's Biography will begin airing its two-part Kiss documentary, KISStory, on Sunday night (June 27th) at 9 p.m. -- with part two running on Monday (June 28th). The episodes chronicle Kiss'...

It was 49 years ago tonight (June 23rd, 1972) that Smokey Robinson performed his final show with the Miracles. The concert, which later was reissued on CD as part of Smokey Robinson & The Miracles...

Today (June 23rd) marks what would have been original Beatles bassist Stuart Sutcliffe's 81st birthday. Sutcliffe left the group in the summer of 1961 to continue art college in Hamburg, Germany. ...

With a social media post stating, "There will be rock!," the Foo Fighters have announced their show in Los Angeles at The Forum on July 17th. The band will play the first full capacity concert at the ...

Paul McCartney has just unveiled his video for "Slidin'" -- one of the heavier tracks from last year's McCartney III collection. Jambands.com reported, "The Jack McCoy-directed video was creat...

The Go-Go's will cap off 2021 and usher in the New Year with a five-date West Coast run. The band, who will be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on October 30th in Cleveland, Ohio, have...