R&B maestro, Trey Songz returns with his new single, “2020 Riots: How Many Times?,” a gorgeous and soulful new…
This century has witnessed an explosion of musical variety and diversity like none other, especially in the world of…
It’s not rocket science. What separated Collective Soul from the sea of other ‘90s-era contenders that have since vanished…
Two Kentucky natives are storming across the United States on the “A Good Look’n Tour.” On a snowy Friday,…
There we were, me and my buddies, Joe Deskin, Kerry Middleton and Brad Pitt (Yes, that Brad Pitt) —…
Clebrating their new album Say Nothing (604, Atlantic, Roadrunner), Theory – aka Theory of a Deadman – guitarist Dave Brenner joins us for this rocking Stereo Six to list the classic ‘90s rock albums that made him into the musician he is today.
25 years following its initial Atlantic Records release, the motion picture soundtrack to The Crow stands tall, apart from the film, as a timeless, authentic ‘90s rock playlist — whether it’s Halloween, Christmas, or the 4th of July!
Toronto fans were treated to a rousing rock spectacle when Jacksonville, Florida hard rockers Shinedown came to RBC Echo Beach on July 9th, along with Badflower, Dinosaur Pile-Up and Broken Hands.
Halestorm has had tremendous and well-deserved success over the years culminating in headlining the second largest stage at Download festival 2019. Bassist Josh Smith speaks about festivals, weather, and his views on their rise rock’s ranks.
Last Sunday, July 7th, R.B.C. Echo Beach hosted longtime Canadian pop punk band Simple Plan for a fun night of energy and fan favourites.
Celebrating its 25th anniversary this week (June 7, 1994), Stone Temple Pilot’s sophomore set, Purple, remains an important, fresh and vibrant record — possibly the strongest in the band’s impressive catalog.
35 years later, for die-hard fans of ‘80s arena rock, Out of the Cellar (Atlantic), the first full-length seduction from Ratt, remains massively memorable. And rightfully so.
Northern Ireland’s Jealous of the Birds, aka Naomi Hamilton, joins us fresh off the release of the Wisdom Teeth EP, to list her favourite gender progressive artists as part of our Women of Rock series.