Although he is widely known in the rock & roll world as the drummer on some of Journey’s most popular hits – “Don’t Stop Believin’,” “Separate Ways,” “Any Way You Want It,” “Faithfully” and “Who’s Crying Now” – Steve Smith has always called Jazz his home base.
In the world of rock and roll, it’s hard to find a busier artist than Ambrose Kenny-Smith. His day job, if you will, is multi-instrumentalist with Melbourne, Australia’s psych gods
The Hackles recently released their first official album as a trio, titled What a beautiful thing I have made, via Jealous Butcher Records. It builds on two previous albums from
Josie Cotton recently released her new album five years in the making, Day of the Gun, via her own label Kitten Robot Records, co-produced by Paul Roessler. Singles and videos
Dokken. Foreigner. End Game. Dio. MSG. The list goes on for as long as your arm when it comes to naming all the bands and special musical projects that Jeff
“All I’m trying to do is continue the tradition of The Stones, Zeppelin and The Faces,” says lead guitarist/singer/songwriter Dustin Douglas of the modern blues rock band Dustin Douglas &
Singer, songwriter and producer Billy Raffoul recently released his EP, I Wish You Were Here, via Nettwerk and completed a rather substantial tour in support of American Authors. For Raffoul,
Beth Bombara has announced her album, It All Goes Up, which will arrive on August 4th via Black Mesa Records. It’s a record where Bombara has particularly noted certain elements
Dan Montgomery is an artist most associated with Americana music which developed from his early career as a singer/songwriter playing an acoustic guitar. His even earlier career began as a
The Kinks have released The Journey – Part 1, a double CD featuring handpicked songs by the Davies brothers and Mick Avory.. The drummer legend shares the legacy of the band with Glide