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Ringo Starr releases new EP, ‘Zoom In’; announces All Starr Band tour is postponed until 2022

Friday, March 19 by ABC News

Today, Ringo Starr released his new five-song EP, Zoom In, which he recorded at his home studio in Los Angeles with help, mostly remotely, from a bevy of musical friends. To celebrate... Read More.

Allman Brothers Band reissuing out-of-print 1991 concert video ‘Live at Great Woods’ later this month

Tuesday, March 9 by ABC News

The Allman Brothers Band will release a remastered version of its 1991 concert video Live at Great Woods on DVD and digitally on March 26, coinciding with the 52nd anniversary of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame... Read More.

John Lennon’s solo debut, Plastic Ono Band, to be reissued as expansive box set in April

Thursday, March 4 by ABC News

An expanded eight-disc version of John Lennon's debut solo studio album, 1970's John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band, will be released on April 6. John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band -- The Ultimate Collection, which you can pre-order now, features 159 tracks spread... Read More.

’80s Seattle band The Living, featuring young Duff McKagan, unearths debut album

Wednesday, February 24 by ABC News

The short-lived Seattle punk band The Living, featuring a 17-year-old, pre-Guns N' Roses Duff McKagan on guitar, is coming back to life. Loosegroove Records, the label co-founded by Pearl Jam's Stone Gossard, is releasing The Living's debut album, The Living: 1982, for the... Read More.

Non-Green Day band The Network performing on ‘Fallon’ this week

Tuesday, February 23 by ABC News

The Network, a band that is definitely not Green Day, will be performing this week on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. The group, which certainly does not consist of the "Basket Case" rockers wearing masks and playing... Read More.

Archival Allman Brothers Band concert album, ‘Down in Texas ’71,’ to be released in March

Thursday, February 11 by ABC News

An archival live album featuring a historic performance that The Allman Brothers Band gave on September 28, 1971, in Austin, Texas, will be released on March 26, which also marks the 52nd anniversary of the group's formation. The album,... Read More.

Check out GN’R member Dizzy Reed’s side band Hookers & Blow’s cover of The Zombies’ “Time of the Season”

Tuesday, February 9 by ABC News

Longtime Guns N' Roses keyboardist Dizzy Reed's covers side project Hookers & Blow has released a rendition of The Zombies' classic 1968 hit "Time of the Season" as a digital... Read More.

Elton John salutes The Band, Rush, Joni Mitchell on special Canadian episode of ‘Rocket Hour’

Friday, February 5 by ABC News

In honor of the fact that Canadian pop star The Weeknd is performing at the Super Bowl on Sunday, Elton John is devoting this week's installment of his Apple Music radio show Rocket Hour to the musical talent of the... Read More.

Check out new Alice Cooper song, “Social Debris,” which he co-wrote with his original band members

Thursday, February 4 by ABC News

Alice Cooper turned 73 today, and in celebration of his birthday, the shock rocker is releasing a new single from his forthcoming studio album, Detroit Stories, a tune titled "Social Debris" that's available as a free download for... Read More.

Styx’s Lawrence Gowan says experience of making ‘The Mission’ inspired band to record new album

Tuesday, February 2 by ABC News

In some recent interviews, Styx singer/guitarist Tommy Shaw revealed that the band is preparing a follow-up to its 2017 concept album, The Mission, and now keyboardist/singer Lawrence Gowan has shared some details about the project with ABC Audio. There was a 14-year gap... Read More.

Whitesnake’s David Coverdale says band may not return to touring until 2022

Thursday, January 28 by ABC News

Whitesnake had to put its 2020 touring plans on hold because of the COVID-19 pandemic and some health issues that frontman David Coverdale was experiencing. With the pandemic still raging around the world, Coverdale admits that things remain up in the... Read More.

All-star rock band The Dead Daisies releases new album, ‘Holy Ground’; drummer Deen Castronovo exits group

Monday, January 25 by ABC News

The Dead Daisies, the all-star band known for featuring ex-members of notable rock acts, has just released their fifth studio album, Holy Ground. Interestingly, just a day after the record's release, drummer/singer Deen Castronovo -- formerly of Journey --... Read More.

Stories tagged with: band

Ringo Starr releases new EP, ‘Zoom In’; announces All Starr Band tour is postponed until 2022

Allman Brothers Band reissuing out-of-print 1991 concert video ‘Live at Great Woods’ later this month

John Lennon’s solo debut, Plastic Ono Band, to be reissued as expansive box set in April

’80s Seattle band The Living, featuring young Duff McKagan, unearths debut album

Non-Green Day band The Network performing on ‘Fallon’ this week

Archival Allman Brothers Band concert album, ‘Down in Texas ’71,’ to be released in March

Check out GN’R member Dizzy Reed’s side band Hookers & Blow’s cover of The Zombies’ “Time of the Season”

Elton John salutes The Band, Rush, Joni Mitchell on special Canadian episode of ‘Rocket Hour’

Styx’s Lawrence Gowan says experience of making ‘The Mission’ inspired band to record new album

Whitesnake’s David Coverdale says band may not return to touring until 2022

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