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Gene Simmons Solo 2026 Tour Dates
Kiss may have taken its final bow, but Gene Simmons clearly did not get the memo that he was supposed to slow down. The 76-year-old co-founder of the most merchandised band in rock history has just announced a fresh batch of summer solo dates for 2026, and he is bringing some serious '80s firepower along…
Bob Dylan Launches Patreon Page, But It's Not What You'd Expect
Bob Dylan has never been easy to predict. But even by his standards, his latest move has left fans and observers genuinely puzzled. On Sunday, March 29, the 84-year-old Nobel laureate announced the launch of a Patreon page. The platform, typically associated with independent podcasters, visual artists, and YouTubers, is not an obvious home for…
Eric Clapton’s Crossroads 2026 Is Headed to Austin With a Two-Night Guitar All-Star Summit
Eric Clapton’s Crossroads Guitar Festival has never been about subtlety. It is about guitar heroes, big rooms, louder amps, and those moments when players from different eras lock eyes and suddenly the setlist stops mattering. In 2026, the festival is headed back with exactly that promise, and this time the action moves to Austin. Crossroads…
Deep Purple and Kansas 2026 Tour Dates Kick Off in April
Deep Purple and Kansas are two very different rock institutions, but that contrast is exactly why their 2026 run has real weight. Deep Purple built one of hard rock’s foundational blueprints through volume, swing, and riff authority. Kansas came up from a different angle, bringing progressive arrangements, violin, and harmony-driven songwriting into the same radio…
Hear It: Jimmy Page Releases New Version of ‘Ten Years Gone,' Reframing a Zeppelin Masterwork
Jimmy Page has opened a new chapter in Led Zeppelin history by releasing a fresh version of “Ten Years Gone,” and for rock listeners who have lived with the original for decades, the track lands with real emotional weight. The 1975 recording, first heard on Physical Graffiti, has long stood as one of Zeppelin’s most…
Paul McCartney at the Fonda: What Actually Happened at the March 28 Hollywood Show
Paul McCartney’s March 28 stop at the Fonda Theatre in Hollywood was the kind of show that reminds you why scale and impact are not the same thing. In a room that holds roughly 1,200 people, McCartney delivered a 24-song set that pulled from the Beatles, Wings, and his solo catalog with the confidence of…
Lindsey Buckingham Hints at Reconciliation With Stevie Nicks: ‘Something That’s in the Air’
Lindsey Buckingham has reopened one of classic rock’s most emotionally loaded storylines, and he did it with a phrase that instantly lit up Fleetwood Mac’s fan base: reconciliation with Stevie Nicks is “something that’s in the air.” The comment, reported in a new Rolling Stone interview by Angie Martoccio, does not amount to a formal…
Lou Gramm’s 2026 Tour: Full List of Dates Announced
Lou Gramm is taking the road again in 2026, and the schedule now posted on his official site lays out a full-year run for the Lou Gramm Allstars across the Midwest, Northeast, South, and Florida. For classic rock fans, this is a meaningful touring year. Gramm remains one of the definitive arena voices of his…
Pink Floyd’s 1975 Los Angeles Sports Arena Concert Gets New Vinyl and CD Life
By the spring of 1975, Pink Floyd occupied a rare place in rock history: they were already one of the biggest live attractions in the world, but they were still reshaping core material onstage before it reached tape. That is why the newly circulated release of the band’s April 26, 1975 concert at Los Angeles…
John Fogerty Brings Centerfield Back With a 2026 Re-Release
John Fogerty is taking Centerfield back to the plate, and this time he is doing it with the kind of control that eluded him for years. The 1985 solo blockbuster, which put Fogerty back on top after a long silence, is being re-released in a new remastered edition scheduled for Aug. 28, with additional spotlight…
