Exclusive audio from 1993: Paul Rodgers’ full concert in Vancouver, with Neal Schon on guitar!

On May 14, 1993, Paul Rodgers played Vancouver on his Muddy Water Blues Tour, and brought along Neal Schon to do the six-string damage.

Who wants to hear Kick Axe on the road to rock in Vancouver in 1988?

There's been a lot of renewed interest in Kick Axe since the recent announcement that guitarist Larry Gillstrom had passed away on August 4.

I don't normally remember buying albums 50 years ago, but my purchase of Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here is another story.

My neighbourhood buddy and geetar picker Kevin Browne just sent me some photos from the Tom Morello concert happening tonight.

If you've never had your favourite rock band give you a shout-out during a concert, lemme tell ya--you're missing out.

See that grey Drive-By Truckers t-shirt with the Wes Freed-created Cooley Bird? Pretty sweet, eh? I scored it in Vancouver last night.

Surely as Angus Young's hair has lost its youthful brown hue, corporate concertgoing is gonna cost ya these days.

The move to original music is part of Outlaws' "In Concert" series, which will be taking place the first Monday and Tuesday of each month.

Local guitar freaks looking for a healthy dose of blues-drenched southern-rock got it in spades at Vancouver's Rio Theatre last night.

Ron Vermeulen, aka Ron Obvious, took a bunch of photos of the killer gig I tragically missed and gave me permission to post them here.

The Saskatchewan native was an unstoppable party-hearty force, leaping about and cranking out rhythmic riffs on his white Prestige guitar.

photos by the newt By Steve Newton I finally made it out to Blue Frog Studios, the White Rock recording facility and concert venue, and I gotta tell ya, it's one helluva fine place to see a band. I've been to my fair share of rock concerts over the years, but I don't think I've … Continue reading Scott Smith and the Midnight Riders bring Allman Brothers magic to my new favourite venue

By Steve Newton Yesterday Aerosmith announced that, due to singer Steven Tyler's vocal injury, the band will "retire from the touring stage." That's sad news for me, because Aerosmith concerts have been a big part of my life. When I was still a teenager I made the trek from Chilliwack, B.C. to Seattle, Washington with … Continue reading Aerosmith is retiring from the road, so I’m sure glad I reviewed the bad boys from Boston seven times