ZZ Top

ZZ Top

Between ’70 and ’73, ZZ Top records were huge in the great state of Texas – and nowhere else. They even managed to draw 80,000 fans to Austin for their First Annual Texas Sized Rompin’ Stompin’ Barndance Bar-B-Q. With the release of “Tres Hombres” and the song “La Grange” they began to garner national attention….

AC/DC

AC/DC

William and Margaret Young left Glasgow, Scotland in 1963 for Sydney, Australia. With a low population and abundant resources Australia promised a better life. A decade later their sons Angus and Malcolm Young (lead and rhythm guitar, respectively) launched AC/DC playing their first performance New Year Eve ’73. Their set included covers of the Rolling…

Architects Design A Summer Tour

Architects Design A Summer Tour

Architects will embark on a summer headline tour in support of their recent album, “The Sky, The Earth & All Between.” Appearances at Rock Fest, Upheaval and Inkcarceration will precede the band’s 21-date headlining trek across the U.S. and Canada. The complete itinerary is below. Architects North American Tour Dates: Ticket Information Jul. 17 – Cadott Rockfest – Cadott, WIJul. 18…

Lynch Mob Wrap It Up

Lynch Mob Wrap It Up

Lynch Mob formed by guitarist George Lynch, played its “final” concert on Saturday in Medina, MN. “We played Medina Entertainment Center in Minnesota which we’ve played many, many times,” noted Lynch. “It was a wonderful sold-out show and everyone in the house was aware of the gravity and finality of the performance.” George Lynch formed Lynch Mob…

Black Sabbath

Black Sabbath

When the term “Heavy Metal” (taken from the William Burroughs novel “Soft Machine”) was coined in the late-60s it was used to describe loud, earth-shaking guitar-oriented Rock. Black Sabbath may not have entirely embraced the term and all its loutish connotations, but their ominous songs that dwelled on the sinister, occult and macabre defined the…