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On January 1st, 1975, Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham officially joined Fleetwood Mac. Even before Fleetwood Mac, Buckingham and Nicks were an imposing duo on the 70’s rock scene. The…
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On December 24th, 1945, Ian Fraser Kilmister aka “Lemmy” was born. With his signature look of mutton chops and military-influenced fashion, plus his gravelly rasp Lemmy became an icon in…
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They were inspired by Metallica, Rush, and Tool, now the dynamic duo/twins of Jessica and Jackie Parry aka Dianthus are out to make a name for themselves in the world…
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Chicken tenders, hot sauce, a LOT of free champagne, and a napkin is all you need to make a hit song for Garth Brooks. Songwriter Earl Bud Lee shares the…
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The Buckleys are that special something. Direct from Byron Bay, Australia, by way of Nashville, the sibling trio of 20-year-old Sarah (vocals, guitar and bass), 18-year-old Lachlan (electric guitar), and…
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2020 took so much from us, including several musicians that left us too soon. While it would be nearly impossible to list all of the incredible talents we lost and…
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Get your cranberry juice ready! It's time to count down the top viral musical moments from 2020. From Mick Fleetwood cruising with a skateboard listening to “Dreams” to Dave Grohl…
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This year had news outlets going overtime reporting on all the events that made 2020 a truly infamous time in music history. From political tension to the pandemic, several of…
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While we were stuck at home, at least we had new music from AC/DC, streaming performances from Elton John and Lady Gaga, and amazing air drumming from The Rolling Stones.…
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Growing up Perry Farrell knew he loved music, but he wasn't always sure he was going to be a musician. His parents were always accepting and didn't get him lessons,…
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Why was Prince a total genius? He would put on a three hour show, play an encore, play ANOTHER encore, play an after party, then review the video on tape…
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In the liner notes of one of his albums, George Thorogood describes himself as the Indiana Jones of Rock & Roll. Why is that? He explains in this At Home…
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This week we're sitting dow with the extraordinary, the icon, the bad to the bone George Thorogood. He'll talk about his upcoming box set and the release of the full…
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When Lynyrd Skynyrd released “Sweet Home Alabama”, was it really a diss track towards Neil Young? In the 1970s, Neil Young started writing protest songs against the south including “Southern…
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On December 14th, 1979, The Clash released their third studio album London Calling. It was met with widespread critical acclaim and has retrospectively been named one of the greatest albums…
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