Fans looking forward to seeing Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival will be disappointed by this news. Per ABC affiliate WGNO, the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Foundation announced that Seger was forced to back out of the 50th anniversary of the festival “due to a…
The term “supergroup” gets bandied about at an almost reckless clip nowadays, but if these three musicians actually formed a group, a grander term would need to be invented.
The current partial government shutdown has led to a number of dining establishments offering deals on their menu, but Rock & Brews, the restaurant chain co-owned by KISS’ Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley, has taken things one step further.
Like many other musicians within the past 12 months, Lou Gramm has announced his retirement from touring, but he has good reasons for saying goodbye to the road life.
Neal Schon has a couple of shows in February coming up dubbed “Neal Schon’s Journey Through Time,” and he’s really trying his best to get Steve Perry to join him.
Remember during the 2018 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony when Steven Van Zandt introduced the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Singles? If you were a fan of that segment of the show, you’ll be pleased by the latest news from Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Foundation President Joel Peresman.
For Carlos Santana, 2019 marks two major career anniversaries: The 50th anniversary of his performance at Woodstock and the 20th anniversary of his GRAMMY Award-winning album Supernatural. What better to celebrate than with a big tour!
