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Here is the Weekly Rockin'Town Newsletter
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Sheryl Crow's "Evolution"
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Sheryl Crow’s 11th album "Evolution" has arrived. Produced by Mike Elizondohe, the set contains the single “Alarm Clock," which Crow co-wrote with Grammy winning songwriter/performer Emily Weisband. Crow had previously stated that she didn’t intend to release another full-length album following her '18 release "Threads." "I started sending just a couple of demos to Mike, but the songs just kept …
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Sum 41's Final Album Drops
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Sum 41's double album, "Heaven :x: Hell," has arrived. The band's eighth album has been presented as their last. "This is the record I'd like to go out on," noted vocalist Deryck Whibley. "We've made a double album of Pop Punk and Metal, and it makes sense. It took a long time for us to pave this lane for ourselves, but …
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Godsmack, lifted from an Alice In Chains' song, is a great name for an Alt./Metal group.As Strip Mind and Lillian Axe bit the dust in '95 vocalist Sully Erna and drummer Tommy Stewart launched Godsmack. Bassist Robbie Merrill, a covers band veteran, joined shortly thereafter. Also signing on was guitarist Tony Rambola. Boston natives Godsmack recorded "All Wound Up" and …
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New Music: Accept, The Exies & Daughtry
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Accept: The Reckoning "We're thrilled to release 'The Reckoning'," said guitarist and last original member, Wolf Hoffmann. " "It's one of our favorites from the new album: hard-hitting, solid metal with lyrics about a poignant life theme." The Exies: For What It's Worth "I strummed the chorus and I started to sing the melody," shared vocalist/guitarist Scott Stevens. "Within about 20 …
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Health Issues Force Skid Row Change
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Skid Row has parted ways with singer Erik Grönwall. Halestorm's Lzzy Hale, a longtime friend of the band, will handle vocal duties for upcoming scheduled concerts. Grönwall, who was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia in '21, decided that the travel and rigors of the road was not conducive to his overall health and recovery. Skid Row wrote that they were "proud of what they …
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