Dream Theater’s Jordan Rudess will release his brand new spiralling and stunning solo album ‘Wired for Madness’ on April 19 via Music Theories Recordings / Mascot Label Group.
Tag: Joe Bonamassa
Interview with internationally renowned keyboard player: Reese Wynans
Every time I hear it I want to dance. Everybody will have their own song that they like.
Joe Bonamassa – Redemption Review
Two-time Grammy-nominated blues-rocker and guitar virtuoso Joe Bonamassa is often referred to as the hardest working man in the blues
BETH HART & JOE BONAMASSA – BLACK COFFEE REVIEW
The talent of all the musicians involved in the production of Black Coffee is impossible to ignore.
Black Country Communion – live at the Eventim Apollo, Hammersmith, London 4 January 2018
This was as Glenn kept reiterating a night where four really good friends got together and played the music they loved.
“Remember no drink or any pill is going to make me feel any better if I’m going through grief.” Glenn Hughes on recording BCCIV
When I was 21 years old I didn’t know I was going to be this guy… I’m being led, pointed this way by something greater than me.
BCCIV – Black Country Communion – UK Tour Presale (Aug 2nd) & new album details
“BCCIV” expands upon the progression that took place between the first three albums. With an abundance of heavy riffs, undeniable hooks, melodic flair and infectious choruses.
Joe Bonamassa In Concert: A Salute To The British Blues Explosion
Joe Bonamassa’s love of the British Blues is at the heart of his musical inspiration; and, for the first time, is pleased to announce five special concerts
An Intimate and Revealing Interview with Beth Hart (Singer, Songwriter)
So you know what happens to the rest and I have this little funny philosophy that when a song has its own energy, as much as I want it to make it to that record, if it doesn’t it means that the song and the energy behind it which I call God or the Angels say it’s not ready to come out into the world yet. I usually record 16 to 18 songs per each record, back in the old days you could put 12 to 15 songs on a record no problem, nowadays unless you’re a pop act it’s kind of smart to not put more than 10.
Black Country Communion – Afterglow Review
If you follow any sort of rock music news sites you’ve likely heard by now that things in the BCC camp aren’t as rosy as they once were…