On February 5, 1975, Bruce Springsteen introduced the world to what would become one of his signature songs: “Thunder Road.” Performed live for the first time during a benefit concert, it was a pivotal moment in Springsteen’s career, with the song’s evolution already taking shape onstage.
On February 5, 1970, Mick Ronson made his debut with David Bowie, forever changing the trajectory of rock history. With his distinctive guitar work, Ronson elevated Bowie’s sound and helped create the iconic glam rock era we know today.
Timothy B. Schmit’s journey with The Eagles started just as the band was teetering on the brink of disintegration. Yet, in the midst of tension, Schmit’s first contribution to the band, “I Can’t Tell You Why,” became a smash hit. This R&B-infused ballad not only showcased Schmit’s vocal talents but also marked a pivotal moment in the Eagles’ evolution. But as quickly as success came, so did the band’s decline. Here’s the story behind one of the Eagles’ most memorable songs.
The ’80s was the decade of decadence, excess, and unforgettable rock anthems, and no sound was louder than hair metal. With brash charisma, show-stopping performances, and towering vocals, these frontmen redefined the rock genre. From David Lee Roth to Axl Rose, we’ve ranked the 15 greatest hair metal frontmen that defined the era. Let’s dive into the legends that made us pump up the volume!
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Evan Stanley and Nick Simmons just turned a jam session into a full-fledged project, recording ten songs together in a flash. With KISS lineage running through their veins, the rock heirs teased fans with a clip featuring an original track—and their legendary dads are already hyped. But don’t expect a KISS sequel—Evan made it clear: “Do I wanna put the makeup on and be ‘Baby Paul’? F*** no.”
Ex-Megadeth bassist David Ellefson spills the tea on songwriting splits, money battles, and his rocky relationship with Dave Mustaine. From behind-the-scenes band politics to a legal throwdown, Ellefson sets the record straight on what really went down in Megadeth.
The legendary 1972 concert film Pink Floyd at Pompeii – MCMLXXII is making its triumphant return to theaters this spring with a 4K restoration and enhanced audio mix by Steven Wilson. The film will hit IMAX and cinemas worldwide on April 24, with an accompanying live album release on May 2.
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The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame has long neglected metal, but its disdain for hair metal is even more blatant. While Bon Jovi and Def Leppard have broken through, legendary acts like Mötley Crüe, Poison, and Ratt remain overlooked. Here are eight bands that defined an era and deserve a spot in the Hall.