Billy J. Kramer Brings Merseybeat To My Father’s Place At The Roslyn Hotel
Dave Gil de Rubio August 16, 2018
In the annals of rock and roll history, the British Invasion caused a seismic disturbance in the pop culture zeitgeist thanks
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Sophie B. Hawkins: An Artist For All Seasons
Dave Gil de Rubio August 9, 2018
It would be easy to refer to Sophie B. Hawkins as a musician who had some major-label success in the
Melody Trucks Keeps It All In The Family
Dave Gil de Rubio August 8, 2018
For Melody Trucks, the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree when it comes to making music. As the daughter of
3 Doors Down Comes Roaring Into Town
Anthony Murray August 3, 2018
With more than 30 million albums sold, 18 million digital single sales, billions of streams and 12 iconic hits combined, the
Chris Robinson: Staying True To His Muse
Dave Gil de Rubio July 27, 2018
In the Shakespearian tragedy Hamlet, the lead character’s chief counselor Polonius gives him the sage advice that “to thine own self
Back In The Saddle With Stone Temple Pilots
Dave Gil de Rubio July 25, 2018
To paraphrase Mark Twain, the demise of Stone Temple Pilots (STP) has been greatly exaggerated. You can’t really blame anyone for
Tom Keifer’s Story
Dave Gil de Rubio July 19, 2018
It may be 30-plus years since Cinderella’s 1986 debut Night Songs was released, but founding member and frontman Tom Keifer hasn’t
Ritchie Blackmore’s Muses
Dave Gil de Rubio July 19, 2018
Ritchie Blackmore oftentimes finds himself straddling the worlds of Rainbow’s hard rock (he recently released the multi-volume set Memories in Rock
Aussie Rocker Courtney Barnett Revisits Brooklyn
Steve Mosco July 18, 2018
On her latest album’s opening track, “Hopefulessness,” Courtney Barnett whispers over a grungy guitar dirge, “Take your broken heart/turn it into
Ricky Byrd: Recovery Troubadour
Dave Gil de Rubio July 17, 2018
According to the Center for Disease Control (CDC), more than 64,000 Americans died from drug overdoses in 2016, including illicit drugs
Fifty Years Of Yes
Dave Gil de Rubio July 11, 2018
This year marks half a century that Yes has been touring and recording music. Aside from a hiatus from 2004 to
Steve Howe’s Favorite Guitarists
Dave Gil de Rubio July 11, 2018
Emerging from a frenetic mid-1960s London music scene, Steve Howe cut his teeth playing in a number of psychedelic rock bands
Warren Haynes Goes To The Dark Side Of The Mule
Dave Gil de Rubio July 11, 2018
As the creative wellspring behind Gov’t Mule, Warren Haynes has always shown that the musical inspirations behind his band range far
Nick Lowe Changes Gears With Los Straitjackets
Dave Gil de Rubio June 28, 2018
There was a point in Nick Lowe’s recent career where the power-pop maestro had been contentedly transitioning into becoming an introspective
Roger Daltrey’s Early Influences
Dave Gil de Rubio June 20, 2018
Long before Roger Daltrey became known as the prototypical lead singer while fronting The Who, music had done much to shape
Roger Daltrey Goes Back Home
Dave Gil de Rubio June 20, 2018
Resiliency is a major part of Roger Daltrey’s DNA. At the age of 74, the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer
John Fogerty’s Fave Guitar Players
Dave Gil de Rubio June 19, 2018
Those needing a John Fogerty fix in 2018 need not look far. Currently out on the road with ZZ Top as
Seal Sings The Classics
Dave Gil de Rubio June 13, 2018
Given his roots in the UK’s late 1980s acid house movement and success as a global pop star, the idea of
Donna Summer’s Fave Songs
Dave Gil de Rubio June 7, 2018
The woman born LaDonna Adrian Gaines may have passed away from lung cancer on May 17, 2012, at the age of
Donna Summer: The Lost Interview
Dave Gil de Rubio June 7, 2018
The year was 2008 and Donna Summer was touring behind Crayons, her 17th, and what turned out to be final, studio
