Day in Rock Report for 03/19/2022
Greta Van Fleet have shared the new that guitarist Jake Kiszka has been hospitalized with pneumonia, after revealing earlier this week that the had to postpone two shows due to illness.
The band originally shared that they were forced to postpone shows in Flint and Ypsilanti because Jake and frontman Josh Kiszka had a non-Covid relate illness. (read more)
(hennemusic) Keith Richards has revealed The Rolling Stones plan to complete sessions for a new album with drummer Steve Jordan following the passing of Charlie Watts last year.
"We do have a lot of stuff of Charlie Watts still in the can," explains Richards on the Rolling Stone Music Now podcast. "We were halfway through making an album when he died... Of course, if we want to carry on recording, we're gonna need drums, and it's gonna be Steve Jordan." (read more)
Tool have shared a 3-minute preview of their "Opiate2" short film, which was just released on Blu-Ray as part of their special 30th anniversary reissue.
The acclaimed band released the special Blu-Ray on Friday (March 18th) featuring the short film for the special reimaged and extended update to their 1992 single "Opiate". (read more)
Royal Blood have released a music video for their brand new single "Honeybrains", which follows the release of their latest album "Typhoons" last year.
The group explained in a social media post about the Joel Barney directed video that they did not want to wait until they have completed a new album to share new music with their fans. (read more)
(hennemusic) Rush are streaming audio of a live version of their 1981 classic, "Limelight", from the forthcoming expanded editions of their "Moving Pictures" 40th anniversary reissue series.
The song is included as part of a full, unreleased concert in the packages that captures the band on the third and final night at Maple Leaf Gardens in their hometown of Toronto, ON while on tour in support of their eighth studio album. (read more)
(hennemusic) Ghost have landed a Top 5 debut on the UK charts with their latest album, "Impera." According to the Official Charts Company, the record enters the Official Albums Chart Top 100 at No. 2 to earn the Swedish band their highest position on the list, besting a No. 10 peak for 2018's "Prequelle."
Produced by Klas Ahlund, "Impera" was first introduced with the fall 2021 single, "Hunter's Moon", with "Call Me Little Sunshine" and "Twenties" surfacing ahead of the project's release. (read more)
Hot Water Music have released a music video for their brand new track "Habitual" to celebrate the release of their new studio album, "Feel The Void".
Vocalist/guitarist Chuck Ragan had this to say about the song, "'Habitual' is written to show the perspective of a fighter battling cancer. We've witnessed family and friends have their bodies taken over by disease. (read more)
Kip Moore has released a music video for his recently released single "Crazy One More Time (Revisited)," which is an updated version of one of the most popular tracks from his platinum selling debut album, "Up All Night".
As we previously reported, the song has become of the most requested tracks on the road for Moore and it has been streamed over 20 million times since it was originally released on the "Up All Night" record back in 2012. (read more)
Alt-rockers A Sunday Fire just released their brand new single "knivesbehindbacksforever", and to celebrate we asked the group to tell us about the track. Here is the story:
We originally wrote 'knivesbehindbacksforever" some 5 or 6 years ago. We were so sure it was going to be a success that we even printed up merch for it. Maybe a little overzealous on that move. (continue)