Andrew Magnotta

2 weeks ago | rock102memphis.iheart.com | Andrew Magnotta

Producer/guitarist and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Neil Giraldobacked into the bourbon business nine years ago when he started his Three Chord Bourbon company in the spring of 2016. As he tells Q104.3 New York's Out of the Box with Jonathan Clarke, when he gets an idea, he moves fast. Neil said he made a social media post about an idea for a hybrid documentary film about people in the music industry and a friend offered to help.

1 month ago | gatorrocks.iheart.com | Andrew Magnotta

John Fogerty has re-recorded some of the most beloved music from his catalog and packaged it together on a new album, Legacy: the Creedence Clearwater Revival years, due out August 22 via Concord. Fogerty announced the new album from the stage during his birthday celebration Wednesday (May 28) at New York City's historic Beacon Theatre. Fogerty returns to the Beacon stage tonight (May 29) for another revelatory performance.

2 months ago | alt1045.iheart.com | Andrew Magnotta

U.K. punk rockers IDLESshowcase the latest line of Fender guitars with a furious performance of "Gift Horse" for the instrument giant's ongoing 'Fender Sessions' YouTube series. Garage bands and punks are as liable as any to alter their instruments, especially musicians as forward-thinking and untethered by genre as those in IDLES.

2 months ago | alt1045.iheart.com | Andrew Magnotta

Spin Doctors' first new album in over a decade, Face Full of Cake, was years in the making for the band and worth the wait for the rest of us. Frontman Chris Barron and drummer Aaron Comess tell Q104.3 New York's Out of the Box with Jonathan Clarke that after their reunion in the early-2000s, it was difficult for the band to find motivation to write new material until the COVID pandemic left them with little else to do but revisit unfinished ideas and come up with new ones.

2 months ago | q947fm.iheart.com | Andrew Magnotta

Spin Doctors' first new album in over a decade, Face Full of Cake, was years in the making for the band and worth the wait for the rest of us. Frontman Chris Barron and drummer Aaron Comess tell Q104.3 New York's Out of the Box with Jonathan Clarke that after their reunion in the early-2000s, it was difficult for the band to find motivation to write new material until the COVID pandemic left them with little else to do but revisit unfinished ideas and come up with new ones.