Bonzo’s Birthday Bash Celebrates Drummer’s 64th

Story by Shawn Perry How do you celebrate the 64th birthday of one of rock’s most iconic drummers? If you’re Brian Tichy, who’s banged the floorboards with Whitesnake, Foreigner,...

George Harrison | All Things Must Pass – Classic Commentary

The first box set of any consequence, All Things Must Pass is representative of everything George Harrison ever wanted to do, but was – at that time – never allowed to...

CES 2010 | Video Theater

Vintage Rock's coverage of the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada was a revelation in many ways. Digging deeper for the music angles, we talked to the...

Where In The Universe Is Jefferson Starship?

Article by David Gardiner Photo by Stan Johnson As far as I know, Jefferson Starship is still going strong. They went to Tokyo in November 2012 for a San Francisco Sound Special...

Best Vintage Rock Concerts Of 2013

What a year for concerts! The Rolling Stones, the Who, Fleetwood Mac and Black Sabbath all returned for huge tours after years of inactivity. Heart & Jason Bonham teamed...

Best Vintage Rock Live Videos Of 2013

As flatscreens get bigger, sound systems widen their expanse, and video in general becomes easier to access, live rock and roll is just about everywhere. You can go to...

Kate Bush: On Top Of The World Looking Over The Edge

By Ira Kantor Will Stranger Things ensure Kate Bush’s future enshrinement into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame? Months ago, this question didn’t exist. Then word came that the hit Netflix...

Ringo Starr Celebrates His 77th Birthday With New Record, Peace & Love

Story by Shawn Perry Photos by Erin Scott On Friday, July 7, 2017, Ringo Starr celebrated his 77th birthday at Capitol Records, the label that helped launched the Beatles in America....

Lines On My Face | Chris Epting

By Chris Epting We all have those songs that have gotten into our blood. They make our hearts beat faster when we hear them, and they grab us and drag...

Remembering Ric Ocasek: New Wave’s “Magic” Man

By Ira Kantor He wasn’t sexy or flashy. In fact, he was more praying mantis in look and demeanor. Yet the second Ric Ocasek’s monotonal vocals pronounced the phrase “Let...