POSTPONED MEAT LOAF – MARCH 30TH HARD ROCK ROCKSINO NORTHFIELD PARK NEW DATE: FRIDAY MAY 20TH Due to illness, the March 30th Meat Loaf show at Hard Rock Rocksino in Northfield, OH is being rescheduled to May 20. All previously purchased tickets will be honored.
David Gilmour recently said “Pink Floyd is done” but that doesn’t mean he’s done with Pink Floyd’s music, as evidenced by his performance on Jimmy Kimmel Live last night. In his first television appearance in a decade, Gilmour played a haunting acoustic version of Floyd’s “Wish You Were Here” in front of a live, enthusiastic audience on […]
Hall And Oates – Richfield Coliseum – March 29, 1985 31 years ago today in Northeast Ohio music history, Hall And Oates performed at a sold out Richfield Coliseum during a stop on their “Big Bam Boom” tour. (poster courtesy of and available at rawsugarstudio.com)
The Voice has always centered their show around the musical talent and mentoring skills of their judges, saying that what does Miley Cyrus bring to the table? Miley Cyrus and Alicia Keys have been announced as the new judges on The Voice, NBC confirmed in a statement on Friday that the two women will join Adam Levine […]
Jimi Hendrix Experience, Soft Machine – Cleveland Music Hall – March 26, 1968 48 years ago today in Northeast Ohio music history, the Jimi Hendrix Experience rocked out a sold out Cleveland Music Hall as they were touring in support of their album “Axis: Bold as Love”. Opening the show was Soft Machine and light effects were provided by The […]
After decades of rumors and really bad blood, Guns N’ Roses have officially confirmed Friday they’re hitting the road again on a 21 city tour. The band announced via Twitter they are embarking on a 21-city North American tour this summer, with stops including Atlanta, New York, St. Louis and Toronto but no stop in Cleveland. Closet […]
First it’s a Guns N’ Roses reunion, now he is fronting AC/DC. Is Axl Rose trying to claim the title of “hardest working man in show business”? AC/DC halted a tour this month and said they would likely hire a guest vocalist as 68-year-old frontman Brian Johnson was at risk of completely losing his hearing if he […]
The Police – Painesville Agora – March 21, 1979 37 years ago today in Northeast Ohio music history, The Police made one of their first appearances in the Cleveland area at the Painesville Agora. The Romantics were the opening act. (poster courtesy of and available at rawsugarstudio.com)
Paul McCartney has begun proceedings to acquire his half of the publishing rights for The Beatles’ back catalog. He filed paperwork at the U.S. Copyright Office in December to start his bid to regain the ownership of all The Beatles’ music, which was credited to him and the late John Lennon, according to Billboard.com. The pair […]
Sly And The Family Stone – John Carroll University – March 18, 1972 44 years ago today in Northeast Ohio music history, Sly And The Family Stone brought the funk to John Carroll University gym. They were touring in support of their album “There’s a Riot Goin’ On”. (poster courtesy of and available at rawsugarstudio.com)
