Eddie Van Halen didn’t just play guitar, he redefined what was possible on the instrument. His solos weren’t carefully calculated exhibitions of technique; they were explosions of instinct, feel, and Read More…
For decades, KISS built its empire on excess, bigger riffs, bigger hooks, bigger spectacle. So when one of the band’s most iconic figures announced that his new album would come Read More…
Few musicians in rock history have earned universal reverence from their peers, but there is one figure Robert Plant and Jimmy Page have both spoken about with unmistakable awe. In Read More…
By the mid-1970s, Aerosmith were already dangerous, loud, and unmistakably American. The black-and-white image of Steven Tyler and Joe Perry locked together onstage captures that raw chemistry, two musicians feeding Read More…
In rock music, hyperbole comes with the territory. Legends are built on loud amps, bigger personalities, and stories that grow with every retelling. But when both Dave Grohl and Jack Read More…
When Wolfgang Van Halen stepped onto the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame stage to honor Ozzy Osbourne, the pressure was immense. Covering “Crazy Train” isn’t just about nailing one Read More…
Sammy Hagar rang in the New Year in the most Sammy Hagar way possible, surrounded by friends, legends, and loud guitars, all under the Hawaiian sky.At a star-studded New Year’s Read More…
Pasadena, California. 1974. Two immigrant brothers and a loud, fearless frontman form a band that would redefine rock music, and eventually tear itself apart. Eddie Van Halen was just 19, Read More…
On January 18, 1983, Eddie Van Halen walked into Westlake Recording Studios in Los Angeles with nothing more than his guitar and a beer. He wasn’t dressed for history, and Read More…
For rock drummers, John Bonham remains the immovable benchmark. Decades after Led Zeppelin rewrote the rules of power, groove, and feel, Bonham’s shadow still looms over every hard-hitting player who Read More…
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