The Rock & Roll Fantasy

It’s the Jewish holiday of Chanukkah, and what better way to mark it than with the original version of Adam Sandler’s “Chanukkah Song.” This was first performed during “Weekend Update” on Saturday Night Live on December 3rd, 1994, with Norm MacDonald as the anchor. L’chaim!

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Pssst! Wanna hear interviews with Slash from Velvet Revolver, Jack Bruce from Cream, Paul Stanley from Kiss, Vince Neil from Motley Crue, and Simon Kirke from Bad Company, among many others? Head on over to the Podcasts page and have a blast!

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Tom Petty has booked his first show of 2008, and it’s a HUGE one. Petty and his band the Heartbreakers have signed on to do the halftime show for Super Bowl XLII (42), which takes place February 3rd at the University Of Phoenix Stadium in Arizona. Petty’s performance, along with the game, will air live […]

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The surviving members of Led Zeppelin discovered very quickly that their upcoming reunion would work out. According to Rolling Stone magazine, guitarist Jimmy Page, singer Robert Plant, and bassist and keyboardist John Paul Jones had their first rehearsal back on June 10th, and the results were amazing right away. Page said, “It was immediate,” adding, […]

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Queen + Paul Rodgers have been workling on new music for a little while now, and the first result is now available. On Saturday (December 1st), the group released a song called “Say It’s Not True” to mark World AIDS Day. The song, which was written by Queen drummer Roger Taylor for Nelson Mandela’s 46664 […]

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Ozzy & Sharon Osbourne raised a ton of money for charity at an auction that was held Friday and Saturday (November 30th and December 1st) in Los Angeles. Items from their Beverly Hills mansion, which were featured in the MTV series The Osbournes, went under the gavel, and fans spent about $800,000 to get things […]

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Don’t expect to find Bob Weir using any file-sharing services anytime soon. Weir, whose career as a member of the Grateful Dead was immeasurably helped by having live shows traded from fan to fan, recently told the Orlando Sentinel that the system doesn’t work as well now that it’s online. He said, “(T)he file-sharing phenomenon […]

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Gene Simmons is recovering from some serious abuse, but it wasn’t at the hands of a rock critic. The Kiss singer and bassist got verbally beaten up at a celebrity roast in Los Angeles by comedians including Jeffrey Ross, Lisa Lampanelli, Carrot Top, Paul Rodriguez, and Andrew Dice Clay, along with Donald Trump, illusionist Criss […]

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