1975 was a defining year for classic rock, with legendary bands like Led Zeppelin, Queen, and The Rolling Stones taking over the world with massive tours. But while some basked in superstardom, others endured brutal treks—like Lynyrd Skynyrd’s grueling “Torture Tour” and Rush’s financially disastrous “Down the Tubes” tour. Dive into the unforgettable journeys of rock’s biggest icons and how you can relive these historic moments today.
The surviving members of Nirvana—Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic, and Pat Smear—joined forces with Post Malone for a powerful rendition of Smells Like Teen Spirit at SNL50: The Homecoming Concert. The performance marked another major tribute to the band’s legacy, following their recent FireAid set.
Rick Springfield, John Waite, and Wang Chung are teaming up for the I Want My ‘80s Tour, hitting stages across the U.S. this summer. Featuring special guests Paul Young and John Cafferty at select dates, the tour promises a nostalgia-fueled journey through some of the decade’s biggest hits.
David Edward Byrd, the visionary artist behind iconic concert posters for Jimi Hendrix, Kiss, Van Halen, and more, has passed away at 83. His era-defining work left a lasting mark on rock and roll history, shaping the visual identity of some of music’s biggest names.
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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.”
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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.