Concerts & Festivals
The 40th annual Hamtramck Labor Day Fest: Rock and roll, kebabs, wrestling, games and more The Detroit News
Pierogi, polka, shawarma, wrestling, kebab and rock and roll converge this weekend at the 40th annual Hamtramck Labor Day Festival in downtown Hamtramck.
Chronicling LA’s drug dens and punk rock music of the 80s and 90s KCRW
Compared to today’s Hollywood of glitzy malls and high-priced condos, Hollywood in the 80s and 90s was a more raw, seedy place. It was filled with the kind of …
Longtime KFOG radio fans mourn the loss of their favorite alternative rock station KTVU San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO (KTVU) – Long-time San Francisco rock radio station KFOG will go dark next month and Bay Area “Fogheads” say they are disappointed and …
Hard Rock Cafe® to Honor the Legacy of Music Icon Freddie Mercury with “Freddie for a Week” Celebration Yahoo Finance
Cafe Locations Worldwide to Celebrate with a Limited-Time Freddie-Inspired Milkshake, Mustaches and Exclusive Retail Merchandise Items Benefiting The …
Former chart-topping band to play Columbia show with Hootie & the Blowfish member on bill The State
Sister Hazel known for the 1990s hit “All For You” will headline the Rock for Recovery benefit concert in Columbia to aid to people hurt by addiction, that will …
A brief history of the Town Pump, Vancouver’s last great rock and roll club Vancouver Is Awesome
The Town Pump was the last great rock and roll club in Vancouver. Scratch that — If you loved live music you loved the Town Pump, because every genre of …
Rocking out with The Trews helps W3apons find their sound CBC.ca
Local Music Monday is a regular column on CBC Radio’s Saskatoon Morning. Each month we profile a local band and share their story with our listeners.
Stephen King Makes A Really Interesting Statement About Rock Music, and Slams CNN Metalheadzone
One of the most legendary horror, supernatural and fiction authors of all time, Stephen King posted a really interesting tweet on his verified Twitter account.
Chris Perez resurrects the rock in Houston Chron
Chris Perez struck out on his own as a musician two decades ago. His band’s 1999 album “Resurrection” won a Grammy and seemed like a solid first step.
