Credit: Kate Izor Roger Waters has teamed up remotely again with the members of his solo touring band for a video featuring a performance of a song from his back catalog: this one a rendition of “The
Elektra Records Today marks the 50th anniversary of the release of The Doors‘ sixth album, L.A. Woman. L.A. Woman was the last album The Doors recorded with their iconic frontman, Jim Morrison, who died in Paris on
Rick Guest/Interscope Records The Who‘s Pete Townshend recently told U.K. magazine Uncut that he’d amassed ideas for a lot of fresh songs that potentially could be part of a follow-up to the band’s 2019 studio album WHO,
Hachette Books; BMG Books A pair of Rock & Roll Hall of Famers who recently released memoirs, Doors drummer John Densmore and Byrds bassist Chris Hillman, will discuss their respective books during upcoming installments of the hallowed
Epiphany Music Alanis Morissette is missing the road in her new song, “I Miss the Band.” The Grammy winner offers fans a behind-the-scenes look at life on the road touring with her band, before the COVID-19 pandemic led
Sailor/Capitol/UMe The Steve Miller Band has offered a new preview from its upcoming archival concert album, Steve Miller Band Live! Breaking Ground: August 3, 1977: a rendition of the group’s catchy 1973 “Shu Ba Da Du Ma
UMe The Peter Frampton Band has released a rendition of the late George Harrison‘s 1970 hit “Isn’t It a Pity,” another advance track from their forthcoming instrumental covers album, Frampton Forgets the Words. The track is available
Carry On Music Heart guitarist/singer Nancy Wilson recently revealed that she’d recorded an acoustic instrumental called “4 Edward” in tribute to the late Eddie Van Halen for her upcoming debut solo studio album, You and Me. Now
Virgin Records April 16 marks the 20th anniversary of the release of Janet Jackson’s blockbuster seventh studio album, All for You. In honor of the milestone, here are five fascinating facts about the album. 5. Janet made
Capitol Records/UMe McCartney III Imagined, the new album featuring various artists’ interpretations of the songs from Paul McCartney‘s latest solo album, 2020’s McCartney III, got its digital release today. As previously reported, the collection was personally curated