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• Aretha Franklin Postpones Tour To July After canceling two shows last week due to "medical reasons," Aretha Franklin has announced she's taking off the month of June and will resume her scheduled tour in July, according to Rolling Stone. A spokesperson for Franklin said that the...
• From Donna Summer To Daft Punk, Giorgio Moroder Transcends Generations At First DJ Set After watching Moroder follow his records to the club -- only 40 years later -- it seems you really can teach an old dog a new trick.
• Bowie Bassist Trevor Bolder Dies At 62 Trevor Bolder, former bassist for David Bowie and Uriah Heep, has died after a bout with cancer. He was 62. Last February, Bolder revealed that the recent surgery he had undergone was for pancreatic cancer, not for a heart attack, as originally...
• Rolling Stones Exhibit Brings 'Satisfaction' To Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum will unveil its newest exhibit this Friday, May 24th. Titled Rolling Stones: 50 Years Of Satisfaction, the exhibit will chronicle the band from the very beginning to present through artifacts from private...
• Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Curator Remembers Ray Manzarek Carl Harp from sister station WNCX was at the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame yesterday to view a preview of the soon-to-open Rolling Stones exhibit. But while he was there, he spoke to Howard Kramer, the Hall Of Fame's Curatorial Director about the...
• Valley Promoter Danny Zelisko Talks About Ray Manzerak I met Danny Zelisko shortly after I arrived in the valley in 1980 and we've been friends ever since.  He's brought every major artist you can think of to the valley since 1974 and I keep hammering him to write a book because he has SO many stories...
• From The Doors To X, Ray Manzarek’s Legacy – In His Own Words Yesterday, The Doors' Ray Manzarek, who provided the classic keyboard riffs that became synonymous with the band's most iconic songs, lost his battle to cancer at the age of 74. Musicians ranging from Slash to American Idol judge Randy Jackson to...
• Top 5 Hits Of The Doors I never saw The Doors in concert, but I remember the summer of '67 like it was yesterday.  That was the biggest musical overload I ever experienced in my life when within a matter of weeks Jefferson Airplane's "Surrelistic Pillow", The Beatles "Sgt....
• Doors Keyboardist Ray Manzarek Succumbs To Cancer Keyboardist and founding Doors member Ray Manzarek passed away today at 12:31 PT at the RoMed Clinic in Rosenheim, Germany after a lengthy battle with bile duct cancer, according to a post on the Doors' official Facebook page. He was 74. His passing...
• Ted Nugent's Brother Speaks Out About Gun Control: 'The NRA Has It Wrong' Ted Nugent frequently writes about gun rights, but now his older brother, Jeffrey, has posted his opinion on the matter. And it turns out, he disagrees with Ted-- and the NRA --on a key issue. Jeffrey Nugent wrote a May 17 op-ed about firearms...
• John Fogerty On A CCR Reunion: 'It’s A Possibility In The Future' John Fogerty was a guest on CBS This Morning this morning (May 20), and said that he would consider a reunion with his former band, Creedence Clearwater Revival, in the future. Host Charlie Rose asked, "Can you imagine a revival of Creedence?"...
• Paul McCartney Features Beatles And Wings Classics At U.S. Tour Kickoff The Beatles and Wings both receive equal attention in Paul McCartney's "Out There" tour, which triumphantly kicked off its U.S. leg at Orlando's Amway Center on Saturday night (May 18). Playing and singing non-stop for almost three hours would put...