Jeff Scott Soto reflects on 40+ years in rock, from Yngwie Malmsteen and Talisman to Journey, TSO, Rock Star, and beyond.

Lawrence Gowan discusses his solo career, the story behind “A Criminal Mind,” joining Styx, and the band’s current tour with Chicago

Chris Botti delivered masterful musicianship, personal stories and genre-spanning sounds during a memorable night at the North Shore Center.

With classic harmonies, enduring hits, and two original-era members still onstage, Jay and the Americans prove the sound of the ’60s remains

Gin Blossoms brought a night of nostalgia to Rivers Casino and showed exactly why the ’90s still rock just as hard more than 30 years later.

Deer Tick delivered a dynamic set at Thalia Hall on June 16, moving from full-band, house-rocking moments to a stripped-down acoustic show

Tommy James reflects on his journey from his early days performing in Michigan clubs to becoming a defining artist of his generation

Mark joins Dakota’s Music World to look back on the journey from the early club days in Los Angeles to headlining massive tours

Cinderella's Tom Keifer Can Still Keep A Crowd On Their Feet For Hours More Than 40 Years After The Band's Debut Album

Steve Hackett reflects on Genesis, “Firth of Fifth,” John Lennon’s praise, his pioneering guitar tapping, and the solo career that followed.

Jim Babjak discusses the origins of The Smithereens, the band’s early days forming in New Jersey, and the albums Especially for You and 11.

Ron “Bumblefoot” Thal reflects on Guns N’ Roses, his solo career, collaborations with Brian May and Steve Vai, and new music.

Russ Dwarf reflects on Killer Dwarfs’ rise, Dirty Weapons, touring with Iron Maiden and Skid Row, and what’s next for the band.

John Ford Coley reflects on England Dan & John Ford Coley, the stories behind their biggest hits, memorable performances, and life on tour.

Collins opens up about her friendship with Leonard Cohen, Bob Dylan’s impact on folk music, and advice for young artists.

With over 15 million albums sold worldwide, George Thorogood has secured his legacy as a rock n' roll icon. Now, he's back on the road.

George Thorogood and The Destroyers are still "Bad To The Bone" at The Parker Playhouse In Fort Lauderdale, FL