INTERVIEW: EDGUY
When a band is able to survive for more than a few years in the brutal music industry, they deserve some sort of recognition. When they last for more than two decades, they deserve not only solid [CLICK HERE TO READ MORE]
Mötley Crüe
INTERVIEW: THREE THIRTEEN
I am surprised that when Bill and Ted went travelling that Three Thirteen didn’t supply the soundtrack to their excellent adventures. The band is definitely a throwback to the gods of rock [CLICK HERE TO READ MORE]
BOOK REVIEW: Dirty Rocker Boys - By: Bobbie Brown
The 80s metal scene was a big part of my life and countless others growing up. That was a time when MTV actually played music videos and the bands over-the-top appearances seemed a perfect marriage [CLICK HERE TO READ MORE]
INTERVIEW: PISTOL DAY PARADE
Detroit has long been synonymous with the music industry. It’s known for the Motown sound, the Motor City Madman himself, Ted Nugent, and it was even immortalized in the KISS anthem [CLICK HERE TO READ MORE]
SUNSET STRIP MUSIC FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES PERFECT BEAUTIFUL ANGEL JOAN JETT AS 2013 FESTIVAL HONOREE
THURSDAY, AUGUST 1 TO BE PROCLAIMED‘JOAN JETT DAY’ IN THE CITY OF WEST HOLLYWOOD TICKETS FOR THE AUGUST 1-3 FESTIVAL ON SALE NOWWITH A SIGNIFICANT PORTION OF PROCEEDS BENEFITINGMUSIC FOR RELIEF [CLICK HERE TO READ MORE]
INTERVIEW: JOHN CORABI
If you say you’re a lover of great rock and roll music and you’re not familiar with the work of John Corabi, then I say shame on you. Although most people associate him with being “the guy who tried to replace Vince in the Crue,” there are many more layers of musical integrity to this guy. He is finally able to scratch releasing an unplugged album off of his musical bucket list, as his aptly titled Unplugged CD was recently released. Well, before I get into that and my interview with John, let me give you the cliff notes version on his work so far.
[CLICK HERE TO READ MORE]INTERVIEW: BRIDGID BIBBENS
I think most people would not think of a violin as being an instrument that rocks. That preconceived notion is one that is slowly changing in the world of music thanks to such artists as the Dave [CLICK HERE TO READ MORE]
INTERVIEW: CHARM CITY DEVILS - JOHN ALLEN
If you are like me, you hate it when people say rock and roll is dead. It’s a genre that is far from being dead and it’s more diverse than it ever has been. The Baltimore, Maryland based rock [CLICK HERE TO READ MORE]