This Week in Rock History: October 26 to November 1, 2026 Picture the meeting. A band delivers a single that runs just under six minutes, has no real chorus, and swerves into opera halfway through. Everyone who sells records for a living reaches … [Read more...]
The ZRock Friday Roundup: Retirement Is Just a Long Intermission (Oct 17-23, 2026)
Three years ago, Steven Tyler's voice gave out and Aerosmith told us the party was over. This week, five guys from Boston walked back into a rehearsal room and reminded everyone that in rock, "farewell" is a mood, not a contract. That's the thesis … [Read more...]
Three Days After the Triumph: Why Street Survivors Deserves Better Than a Tragedy Footnote
This Week in Rock History: October 19 to 25, 2026 Picture a band on a Thursday evening in October 1977. Their new album has been in record stores for three days. The tour is rolling. A chartered plane is waiting in Greenville, South Carolina, to … [Read more...]
The ZRock Friday Roundup: Rock Gets a Bigger Tent (Oct 10-16, 2026)
You could hear the ticket servers sweating this week. U2 went back to stadiums, Powderfinger built a circus tent the size of one, and John Fogerty signed up to warm up football fields for a country star. After years of residencies and "intimate … [Read more...]
Tusk Is the Fleetwood Mac Album That Proves They Were Brave
Picture the most uncomfortable band meeting in rock history. You have just made one of the biggest albums on the planet. Everybody wants the sequel. And your guitarist tells the room he would rather walk away than make it. According to producer Ken … [Read more...]
The Day a Beatle Beat the Government (And Why Rock Hasn’t Scared Anybody Since)
Picture it. You are one of the most famous people on Earth, you have just made a home in New York City, and the United States government wants you out. Not because you committed a crime in America. Because of who you were singing to and what you were … [Read more...]
This Week in Rock History: Janis Joplin’s Last Act Wasn’t a Tragedy, It Was a Declaration
She'd spent five years being sold as chaos in a boa. Then, three nights before she died, Janis Joplin walked into a Los Angeles studio and cut a joke of a song, sixty seconds long, mostly a cappella, and it might be the most confident thing she ever … [Read more...]
This Week in Rock History: The Death That Ended a Band and the Ones That Didn’t
Three weeks. That's how far out Led Zeppelin was from kicking off an American tour, their first in the U.S. since 1977, when everything stopped. On September 25, 1980, John Bonham was found dead at Jimmy Page's house after a day of heavy drinking, … [Read more...]
This Week in Rock History: The Week Rock Refused to Apologize (Sept. 14–20)
Some weeks in rock history are quiet. This is not one of them. The stretch from September 14 to 20 handed us a guitar god's last breath, a Senate showdown, and one of the loudest release days the genre has ever seen. If there is a thread running … [Read more...]
ShipRocked 2027 Just Loaded Up Its Lineup And We Are Ready To Sail!
Get those horns in the air, ZRock family! The ultimate rock 'n' roll vacation is locking in its final details, and ASK4 Entertainment just dropped a massive stack of updates for ShipRocked 2027. Set to sail January 24–30, 2027, aboard the Carnival … [Read more...]
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