Category Archives: Classic Hits Music News

Todd Rundgren is set to release a live recording of his 1973 classic album A Wizard, True Star!. The new live version was recorded in 2009 in Akron Ohio. It was released on DVD and CD last year and no...

An audio interview from 1976 with Bon Scott surfaced online, it reveals how he wound up in AC/DC. He was working for an agency and his job was to chauffeur bands to gigs around town for $10 a night. A...

During a recent BBC Radio 2 show, Foo Fighters performed a cover of the Bee Gees song, "You Should Be Dancing," and it sounds very close to the original. Frontman, Dave Grohl said he purposefully didn...

Paul Stanley was so excited to get his vaccine, he went online to tell his fans. He posted: "I got my SECOND COVID SHOT this morning! So grateful and THRILLED. PLEASE, let's ALL stay safe as possi...

It was 49 years ago today (February 19th, 1972) that Harry Nilsson's "Without You" began its four-week run at the top of the charts. The song was Nilsson's second major hit, following 1969'...

A clothing company has unveiled a new collection of socks in honor of David Bowie that includes two limited-edition designs. Both are based on iconic moments in the late rock star's career. One pa...

Members of The Beach Boys have sold controlling interest of their recordings. They've entered into a partnership with Irving Azoff's new venture, Iconic Artists Group and the deal also includes their ...

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band, Bon Jovi released a new video for their current single, "Story of Love." True to the lyrics, the video takes a deeply personal look at songwriter, Jon Bon Jovi's famil...

Marilyn Manson is so concerned about his safety that he has reportedly hired 24-hour security at his Los Angeles home, according to Page Six. His fear comes in the wake of allegations of abuse by seve...

It was 62 years ago today (February 18th, 1959) that the late Ray Charles recorded his classic song "What'd I Say." The song originally started out as a jam to kill time at a dance, after Charles ...