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Reunited The Black Crowes on the money for Hollywood Casino Amp’s welcome back weekend

In the 22 months since Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre held a concert, the amount of changes throughout the world have been staggering, but if there ever was one element that [More…]

“Mother Of The Sun” shoots Jefferson Starship into the studio, live box set shaping up

Without even taking into consideration what came before or after, Jefferson Starship was a transformative act throughout 1970s and early ‘80s that blasted into outer space [More…]

Sammy Hagar & The Circle: “Full Circle Jam” Tour at Wolf Lake Pavilion

For additional information on Sammy Hagar & The Circle, visit RedRocker.com. For a list of upcoming Wolf Lake Pavilion concerts, visit WolfLakePavilion.com. [Show [More…]

Hardline’s Johnny Gioeli puts his “Heart, Mind And Soul” on the line, plus Journey, Sonic connections

Melodic rockers Hardline were on the trajectory to be megastars throughout the early 1990s when newcomer singer/guitarist brothers Johnny and Joey Gioeli linked up with [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…]

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…]

Woodstock blues rockers Ten Years After earn deluxe expansion, book by beat keeper Ric Lee

Since the Summer of Love, Ten Years After have rarely been strangers to the road, though just because these British blues rockers were sidelined by the pandemic, doesn’t [More…]

The Trans-Siberian Orchestra tradition adapts to “Christmas Eve And Other Stories” livestream

In-person events aren’t able to happen this holiday season for obvious pandemic-related reasons, but that doesn’t mean the annual tradition of seeing Trans-Siberian [More…]

Believe in Stryper and the band’s debut recording with former FireHouse bassist Perry Richardson

Heavy metal got a jolt from heaven when Stryper stormed onto the scene like “Soldiers Under Command,” making MTV history as the videos for “Free” and “Honestly” [More…]

Guitar hero Phil X “Right On The Money” with The Drills and Bon Jovi

Fans of Phil X fronting The Drills or playing guitar for Bon Jovi are all in luck because there’s loads of new music coming from both camps. For starters, this session [More…]