If you’ve ever seen Slash Featuring Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators live, then you know exactly what you’re going to get on the new DVD, Live At The Roxy 9.25.14.
“This music represents a time in my career that I feel helped define the potential of my guitar playing.” Bruce Kulick is not talking about KISS or Grand Funk Railroad.
Fifty-one years ago to the day, the Rolling Stones took to a Texas stage for the first time in San Antonio. It was their first foray onto American soil, the
The summer has come upon us and with the touring season in full blaze, bands are ganging up together to hit the road in excitable ensembles. No doubt one of
Chris Jericho has never been content to be just one person. From the time he was a kid, he wanted to be not only a pro wrestler but a singer
Mick Wall has written about Black Sabbath before, in his own memoir Paranoid, so you would think that at least 50% of his new book about the band would be
It takes a lot of guts to start something new; especially when the last adventure had generated positive accolades and four recordings. And when the change, on paper at least,
From the opening chords of Bernard Fowler’s new solo CD, The Bura, out this week on May 21, you realize he plans to hold true to his statement that, “It’s
This may come as a surprise to some of you reading this but actor Jeff Daniels is an accomplished guitar player, singer and musical storyteller, having released six albums, his
Last week a band of musical brothers rode into New Orleans and slammed their fists through the theory that rock & roll was dead, buried and rotting in it’s grave.
