A Glimpse into the Timeless Legacy

“Yesterday in Rock” offers a daily glimpse into the history of rock music, reminding us of its profound impact on culture, society, and our lives. The genre’s history is a tapestry woven with tales of creativity, innovation, and, at times, tragedy. By revisiting these moments, we can better appreciate the rich and diverse heritage of rock ‘n’ roll and its enduring influence on music and beyond. So, stay tuned, because tomorrow, we’ll dive into another page of rock history, exploring the moments that continue to shape our musical world.

September 6th

September 6th 1975 “Red Octopus” is #1 on the Billboard 200. The second album by Jefferson Starship (a Jefferson Airplane spin-off),It spends four non-consecutive weeks at the top.  Marty Balin’s “Miracles” is the standout track.  1997 “The Dance,” with Fleetwood Mac’s most successful line-up, tops the Billboard 200.  The live album revisits…

This Week in Rock

More Linkin Park Personnel Changes

The news around Linkin Park’s return has revolved around the addition of vocalist Emily Armstrong and the new single “The …
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Thundermother’s New Album

Thundermother’s sixth studio set, “Dirty & Divine, will drop February 7th, 2025. The set introduces …
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Rock News: September 1st – September 7th

9/1 Skillet Say They Are Fine With Politicians Using Their Music “I don’t care who …
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The Dead Daisies “Light ‘Em Up”

The Dead Daisies have delivered their seventh album, “Light ‘Em Up.” The first single and title track …
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Linkin Park’s New Singer

Linkin Park has introduced Emily Armstrong, co-founder of Dead Sara, as their new co-vocalist (with …
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Pinhead Gunpowder’s New Single Is Here… Album Coming

Pinhead Gunpowder, with Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong, will release “Unt” on October 18th. The set, …
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Rock Music History

Badfinger

Instead of Badfinger, they should have called themselves Bad Deal because that’s what they got.Badfinger was signed by The Beatles’ Apple Records. Paul McCartney wrote their first worldwide hit “Come …
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Allman Brothers Band

Phil Walden, head of Capricorn Records, suggested Duane Allman, a renowned session guitarist, start his own group. First, …
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Boston

Thinking about becoming a Rock star? There are two ways to go. First, you can develop your sound …
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Pat Benatar

One good thing about an ex-husband is you can keep their last name – if you want. That’s …
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Deep Purple

When the name Deep Purple comes up most people immediately think “Smoke On The Water.” The thing is, …
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