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Supergrouper Tony Franklin, from The Firm and Blue Murder, to VHF’s “Very High Frequency”

To those who didn’t scour streaming services and stumble upon VHF’s undeservedly obscure debut, “Very High Frequency,” in 2014, the groove-centric instrumental rock [More…]

Solitude breaks near 20-year solo silence for The Hooters’ superstar songwriter Eric Bazilian

It wasn’t exactly Eric Bazilian’s intention to take 19 years between solo albums, but thanks to commitments with multi-platinum rock band The Hooters (“And We [More…]

Unmatched metal man Geoff Tate keeps moving on from Queensrÿche towards Sweet Oblivion

Original Queensrÿche singer Geoff Tate is regularly ranked as one of hard rock and heavy metal’s outright finest, which is a standing that’s sure to continue after [More…]

It’s official: Foos, Post, Tyler, Miley, plus Journey lead a full capacity with precautions Lollapalooza

After being shuttered like so much of the live entertainment industry last year and with ongoing speculation surrounding its current fate, the musical beast known is [More…]

Willie Nelson, Train, Gladys Knight and the real-life return of Ravinia

Concerts are making a comeback and Ravinia’s paving the way, just like it always has throughout 85 seasons as the oldest outdoor music festival in America. With new [More…]

Latin freestyle starter Lisa Lisa “Lost In Emotion” from “Head To Toe” over concerts coming back

As leader of Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam, Lisa Velez was an integral shaper of the Latin freestyle scene from its development in the clubs and streets of New York City to [More…]

Chilean singer Ronnie Romero juggles stepping into Sunstorm with Rainbow, MSG and more

Heavy metal band Lords Of Black may have gotten Chilean vocalist/songwriter Ronnie Romero off the ground, but being handpicked by Deep Purple’s Ritchie Blackmore to front a [More…]

Yes and Asia bassist Billy Sherwood introduces adventurous supergroup Arc Of Life

Multi-instrumentalist/vocalist/producer Billy Sherwood maintains membership in a bunch of bands, including Rock and Roll Hall of Famers Yes (starting in the 1990s) and the [More…]

Grab an “All Excess” pass to the wild, wonderful life of veteran concert promoter Danny Zelisko

Concerts continue to be put on hold, but there’s an absorbing opportunity to read all about what it takes to make them happen thanks to Danny Zelisko’s sprawling new [More…]

Blessid Union Of Souls, “I Believe” inspire again on “Home 25” vinyl

In the 25 years since Blessid Union Of Souls released its breakout album, “Home,” the soulful rock group’s relevance has only grown, especially when it comes to the [More…]