AC/DC plays Vancouver yet again in 2026, but will it still be bloody worth it?

Judging by the footage I saw of the band's 2024 Power Up European tour, Angus can still rip up the frets on his trusty Gibson SG.

Alice Cooper goes overboard comparing the new Dirty Diamonds album to his classic ’70s LPs

When he calls from Florida, Cooper quickly assumes the role of a fast-talking salesman, shamelessly flogging his new CD, Dirty Diamonds.

All the Vancouver Rush freaks who've been hoping and praying that the Canuck prog-rock legends would play here again have gotten their wish.

Back in 2002 I did my second interview with Geddy Lee while Rush was touring behind its Vapor Trails album.

Back in 1999 I did my fourth interview with Alice Cooper, who was touring behind his newish box set, The Life and Crimes of Alice Cooper.

At risk of posting a blog that's a real downer, this one's about death. I learned about it the hard way myself.

Fifty years ago today--on September 10, 1975--Kiss released its fourth album, a double-live LP called Alive!, and I had to have it.

I did my third interview with Blue Öyster Cult guitarist Donald Roeser back in January of 2002, two years after SNL's "more cowbell" skit.

Yesterday I wrote a blog complaining that I couldn't stand the new Aerosmith song, which had just been released as a crappy video.

There was a lot of talk in the last year or so about how the band's next album was going to be a return to its early, no-frills rock sound.

The funeral for the Prince of Darkness took place in England today, so I reckon it's time to post my list of his best songs.

I received an email today from American musician Penny Little about an interview I did in 1989 with Blue Murder guitarist John Sykes.

The music world is still coming to grips with the death of Ozzy Osbourne, who passed away on Tuesday (July 22) at the age of 76.