Classic Rock Music News: 8/29/18

The ashram where The Beatles once studied has been restored to attract tourists to the Northern India town of Rishikesh.


Stig Pederson of Denmark rockers D.A.D. has a cooI new bass.


A customized Mini Cooper S once owned by Paul McCartney during the mid-1960s goes up for auction this Saturday.


Slash has a lot to say about the GNR reunion in this interview.


John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s 1972 film Imagine is returning to theatres on September 17th and re-released for home viewing on October 5th.


Lindsey Buckingham is going up against his old band (Fleetwood Mac) and touring at the same time this fall.


Allman Brothers fans are building a memorial wall at the burial site of Duane and Gregg Allman in Macon, Georgia.


Taron Egerton – remember that name.  He’s the actor that will portray Elton John in “Rocketman” which will open in May of next year.


Maybe it wasn’t an intended leak after all….AC/DC is said to be upset that the story about them recording in Vancouver has gotten out.


Joe Walsh is doing a special promotion with the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence.


Here are some details on the passing of Lynyrd Skynyrd guitarist Ed King, who was the only non-southerner in the band.


Mick Jagger sang backup on Carly Simon’s megahit “You’re So Vain”, but there’s apparently another song out there that they did…but it’s in the hands of a private collector.


The first video Pink Floyd ever made (for their fist single “Arnold Layne”) has been re-mastered.

Here’s a montage of the TV ads created to promote David Bowie’s albums from 1974 to 2016.

Rock News

Paul Stanley Admits That He Was “Miserable” During KISS’ 2000 Farewell Tour

During the June 11 episode of The Magnificent Others podcast with Billy Corgan, KISS frontman Paul Stanley recalls feeling "miserable" during what was meant to be the band’s farewell tour in 2000-01. "The music was erratic at best,” admits the 73-year-old rock legend. “Some nights [were] awful, there was no sense of camaraderie or joy…

Paul Stanley Admits That He Was “Miserable” During KISS’ 2000 Farewell Tour

During the June 11 episode of The Magnificent Others podcast with Billy Corgan, KISS frontman Paul Stanley recalls feeling “miserable” during what was meant to be the band’s farewell tour in 2000-01. “The music was erratic at best,” admits the 73-year-old rock legend. “Some nights [were] awful, there was no sense of camaraderie or joy…

Zak Starkey Says He Turned Down Oasis Reunion Tour Gig Only To Be Fired By The Who

In a new interview with The Telegraph, former Who drummer Zak Starkey claims that he turned down an offer to join Oasis' upcoming reunion tour under the assumption that he would continue with The Who, only to eventually be fired from the band. He expressed surprise at the turn of events, revealing that he would…

Zak Starkey Says He Turned Down Oasis Reunion Tour Gig Only To Be Fired By The Who

In a new interview with The Telegraph, former Who drummer Zak Starkey claims that he turned down an offer to join Oasis’ upcoming reunion tour under the assumption that he would continue with The Who, only to eventually be fired from the band. He expressed surprise at the turn of events, revealing that he would…

All Time Low Announce 2025 Tour, Share New Song, “SUCKERPUNCH”

On Friday (June 13), All Time Low announced the dates and details of their 2025 US tour, the "EVERYONE’S TALKING! TOUR," as well as returning with a new song, "SUCKERPUNCH." The 30-date jaunt features special guests Mayday Parade, The Cab, Four Year Strong, and The Paradox on select dates. The tour kicks off on October…

All Time Low Announce 2025 Tour, Share New Song, “SUCKERPUNCH”

On Friday (June 13), All Time Low announced the dates and details of their 2025 US tour, the “EVERYONE’S TALKING! TOUR,” as well as returning with a new song, “SUCKERPUNCH.” The 30-date jaunt features special guests Mayday Parade, The Cab, Four Year Strong, and The Paradox on select dates. The tour kicks off on October…

Roger Daltrey Honored With Knighthood For His Contributions To Music And Charity

On Saturday (June 14), Roger Daltrey was knighted as part of the King's Birthday Honors list, among other notable figures like David Beckham, Steve Winwood, Gary Oldham, and 10cc singer Glenn Gouldman. The 81-year-old vocalist for the Who received a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) honor for his significant contributions to…

Roger Daltrey Honored With Knighthood For His Contributions To Music And Charity

On Saturday (June 14), Roger Daltrey was knighted as part of the King’s Birthday Honors list, among other notable figures like David Beckham, Steve Winwood, Gary Oldham, and 10cc singer Glenn Gouldman. The 81-year-old vocalist for the Who received a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) honor for his significant contributions to…