Tag: classic rock

Steve Miller will bring members of the Steve Miller Band together with an exceptional group of jazz musicians for two rare performances at Jazz at Lincoln Center.

Bachman-Turner Overdrive bring a new generation of the Bachman family to Australia in 2027, with Tal Bachman and Coco joining Randy and Tal’s “She’s So High” now part of the BTO set.

Chicago 18 marked a major Chicago lineup change, with Jason Scheff replacing Peter Cetera and session guitarists reshaping the band’s 1986 sound.

Stephen Stills and Neil Young’s Long May You Run turns 50 in 2026, marking the only studio album released by the Stills Young Band.

The Monkees will celebrate 60 years of their landmark debut album with a 1LP/3CD deluxe edition featuring rare recordings and archival material.

Bachman-Turner Overdrive will make its first Australian tour in February 2027, with Randy Bachman leading the band through five capital cities.

Jimi Hendrix’s complete first Berkeley performance from May 30, 1970 will be released for the first time as Magic Boy: The Jimi Hendrix Experience Live At Berkeley (First Show).

The Who will celebrate The Who By Numbers with a 50th anniversary Super Deluxe Edition featuring 92 unreleased audio tracks and mixes, restored live recordings and previously unseen Pontiac concert footage.

The Doors will release Unbound And Dangerous on October 23, revisiting 1970 Roadhouse Blues Tour recordings with new mixes by Bruce Botnick.

Foreigner will expand its 1979 album Head Games with a Super Deluxe Edition featuring new mixes, unreleased recordings, a complete 1979 concert and Dolby Atmos.

Eric Clapton’s No Reason To Cry turns 50, revisiting the 1976 album made with The Band, Bob Dylan and an extraordinary circle of musicians.

Manfred Mann’s Earth Band’s The Roaring Silence turns 50, revisiting the album’s chart revival and its historic transformation of Bruce Springsteen’s “Blinded By The Light” into a US No. 1 hit.

Smokie will return to Australia in February and March 2027 for an 11-date Greatest Hits Tour featuring the songs that defined their international success.

Men At Work will return to Australia in 2026 with Colin Hay leading the current line-up for four concerts celebrating 45 years of Business As Usual.

Heart have completed recording their first new studio album since 2016. Nancy Wilson says the album will be delivered to the label at the end of August as the band develops plans for future world touring.

Suzi Quatro will return to Australia in November and December 2026 for six headline shows with Baby Animals and four Red Hot Summer appearances.

Elvis Costello has announced a sprawling five-disc box set celebrating the forty-ninth anniversary of his debut album, My Aim Is True, due out October 2.

ZZ Top have cancelled their Hollywood Bowl concert with Cheap Trick because of unforeseen personnel matters. The tour is currently expected to resume in Fresno on 7 August.

A previously unheard John Lennon home demo titled ‘Little Girl’ is the biggest revelation on The Beatles’ forthcoming Rubber Soul Special Edition. Hidden for more than 60 years, the recording introduces an unknown Lennon composition to the Beatles catalogue for the first time.

Bernie Taupin steps back into the spotlight with The Sea Has No Mercy, his first solo album in almost 40 years and his most personal collection of songs to date.

Genesis have announced an expanded reissue of their 1969 debut From Genesis To Revelation, featuring new stereo, mono, Dolby Atmos and 5.1 mixes, previously unreleased demos and exclusive video interviews.

Amazon France has accidentally revealed the complete four disc track listing for The Beatles’ forthcoming Rubber Soul Super Deluxe Edition, confirming both the UK and US album versions and a wealth of studio recordings.

Don McLean has added Geelong to his Australian tour celebrating the 55th anniversary of American Pie and confirmed Gaudion and 1927 as support acts for selected October dates.

Bob Seger will celebrate the 20th anniversary of Face The Promise with a remastered expanded edition featuring four previously unreleased songs, the album’s first vinyl release and its streaming debut.

ZZ Top have moved two US concerts on The Big One! Tour to accommodate Billy Gibbons’ appearance at Eric Clapton’s Crossroads Guitar Festival while the international tour continues.

Thirty years after its release, Three Snakes and One Charm remains one of The Black Crowes’ defining albums, created during one of the most turbulent periods in the band’s history.

Roger Glover reveals how Deep Purple still writes songs with Ian Gillan, explaining the band’s unique creative process and why they continue recording new music in 2026.

Forty years after its release, Orgasmatron remains a landmark Motörhead album, introducing a four-piece line-up, the title classic and a pivotal moment in the band’s history.

Ronnie Wood has returned to the stage for his first solo concerts since 2019, performing career-spanning sets in Austria and Italy featuring music from The Rolling Stones, Faces, the Jeff Beck Group and his solo catalogue.

The Rolling Stones have released “Bad Luck Hideaway”, a bonus track connected to the Foreign Tongues era, giving fans access to a previously unavailable recording written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards.