The first time Ted Nugent and his band played fabled New York arena Madison Square Garden, back in the mid-1970s, the crowd that night was in for a huge surprise. The band’s opening number was ...

Outspoken guitar legend Ted Nugent didn’t pull any punches when discussing the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, accusing the institution of “pissing in the face” of rock history. “It says ROCK ...

Replacing Co-Lead Vocalist Derek St. Holmes. Into St. Homes' boots stepped another Michigan native, Charlie Huhn. His talents seemed to have allowed the Ted Nugent band to forge ahead without ...

Ted Nugent told UCR about the history of his song 'Stranglehold' during a March 2025 interview. ... photos, cassette jam sessions and every series of Ted Nugent band eras, including Damn Yankees.

Ted Nugent Lashes Out at Pearl Jam After Band Used “Stranglehold” as an Anti-Gun Anthem. By. Chris Piner. September 14, 2024 9:04 am. Gaining titles like Uncle Ted, The Nuge, and Motor City ...

One of his favorite songs to perform at his concerts was penned by his buddy Ted Nugent, “Stranglehold.” “His band was a rock-n-roll, rhythm and blues band and they played a country twang ...

Ted Nugent has long been known as the Motor City Madman, a title that he earned thanks to his penchant for wild live performances. In his younger years, the guitarist was known for jumping off of ...

Ted Nugent, full name Theodore Anthony Nugent, is known for his work as a guitarist, singer, songwriter, and political activist. He has been a known face since coming together with the band The ...

Musician Ted Nugent slammed climate change as a scam and made false claims that global warming is “bulls—t” in a recent episode of his podcast Spirit Campfire. “You have to have sh—for ...

Pearl Jam put their own spin on Ted Nugent’s 1975 single “Stranglehold,” changing the lyrics to make it an anti-gun anthem. The moment took place during Pearl Jam’s concert in Baltimore on ...

Pearl Jam put their own spin on Ted Nugent’s 1975 single “Stranglehold,” changing the lyrics to make it an anti-gun anthem.. The moment took place during Pearl Jam’s concert in Baltimore ...