Rock Daypop Archives

Guns N’ Roses announced eight new U.S. tour dates to take place from Sept. 25 to Nov. 2 this year, concluding with two intimate Las Vegas appearances.mThe new dates take place ahead of the time the band

Bruce Springsteen has released a video for his song Western Stars, the title track from his new album which was released last week.  Springsteen previously shared Hello Sunshine, There Goes My Miracle and Tucson Train from the record.

Chris Cornell’s widow is battling with his ex-wife over his estate. His widow, Vicky Cornell, filed a petition to administer Chris’s estate, listing herself and the Cornell Family Trust as sole beneficiaries of the singer’s last will

Over the weekend, a 27-year-old man was found dead on the festival campgrounds at the Bonnaroo Music Festival  in Manchester England. According to reports, a medical team was promptly called over and when they found the man,

Steve Miller is planning a fall release of Welcome to the Vault, a 52-track collection that includes 38 previously unreleased recordings by the Steve Miller Band.  The box set is set for release on October 11th. The

Woodstock 50 is searching for a new home for its milestone anniversary concert this summer, following news that the planned venue has cancelled its support just two months ahead of the event. “Watkins Glen International terminated the

Billed as the first “Annual Exercise in Fan Indulgence”, Rush: Cinema Strangiato 2019 includes performances of their greatest hits and unreleased footage pulled from their final tour in 2015. The film also features new interviews with producer Nick

In statements made public for the first time, more than 100,000 master recordings owned by Universal Music Group were lost in a 2008 fire on the Universal Studios backlot, including works by Elton John, the Eagles, the

Organizers have announced the lineup and key details for the 11 year of the ShipRocked Cruise event, which will take place Feb. 1-6 of 2020. The Carnival Valor will depart from New Orleans, with stops in Key

 A panel of 11 judges from the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals agreed on June 10 to hear Led Zeppelin’s appeal in a copyright lawsuit alleging the group stole its 1971 rock epic “Stairway to Heaven”