Alongside Beantown brats Aerosmith, J. Geils dished the best second-generation Stones the U.S. had to offer. Heating up 9,000 Germans for Patti Smith, Johnny Winter, and concert tapers Rockpalast ...

Felder later went on to co-write two songs (“Too Many Hands,” “Visions”) on the band ... J.D. Souther] Ultimately, “Move On” (or “Slide On”) never made it onto any of the Eagles ...

This list looks at 12 of the most iconic music venues where many top artists played, but are now sadly closed and gone.

Morse served on the nominating committee for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, where he advocated in vain for the inclusion of the Boston-based J. Geils Band. “He really wanted them in the Hall of ...

Here are the albums and songs from the last month that we think you should hear, as selected by tQ's staffers I spent most of May feeling disconnected from music, something that happens from time to ...

The album was this week's top seller and its most-streamed album, and robust streaming numbers (and the algorithms they feed) are what tend to keep albums from fading quickly. According to ...

James Lowe, lead singer and principal member of the Sixties psychedelic band the Electric Prunes ... The original Electric Prunes would release two more albums in the late Sixties — 1967 ...

KC and the Sunshine Band and special guest Village People will perform at The Ledge Amphitheater in Waite Park Aug. 7. KC and the Sunshine Band is known for hits like "Give It Up" and "Get Down ...

The Who's drummer Zak Starkey has been sacked by the band, marking the second time he has left in the past month. The band's guitarist Pete Townshend made a statement on Instagram on Sunday ...

The Sabres Of Paradise’s first two albums, Sabresonic and Haunted Dancehall, are to be reissued. Due out in August, the two records have been newly remastered for the updated release, and will be made ...

Zak Starkey's exit interview may ruffle some feathers. The Who drummer, reinstated into the iconic rock band after being fired in April 2025, revealed he was let go a second time in a May 18 ...

The J.C. Ames, a 160-foot tugboat, was discovered by a Wisconsin angler near Manitowoc. The tug, built in 1881, had a long career in the lumber and pulpwood trades before being scrapped in 1923.