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1 week ago | q1043.iheart.com | Jonathan Clarke

The 6/1/25 "Out Of The Box" Playlist Don Felder - "I Like The Things You Do" The Doobie Brothers - "Learn To Let Go" The Cliffords - "My Favourite Monster" Jonah Kagen - "Burn Me" (feat Sam Barber) The Black Keys - "No Rain, No Flowers" Ghost - "Lachryma" 311 - "Need-Somebody" Garbage - "There's No Future In Optimism" Rise Against - "I Want It All" Siracuse - "Chase The Morning" Triumph - Rock & Roll Machine - Sebastian Bach LISTEN: Sunday Night, 6/1/25, 9pm edt New Music From Garbage! New...

1 week ago | q1043.iheart.com | Doc Reno

Styx is back with a new concept album!Their first LP since "Crash of the Crown", "Circling From Above" is set for release on July 18th, and the CD and vinyl copies are available to purchase now on StyxWorld.com. The band released a new single "Build and Destroy," which Tommy Shaw, took a lead creative role on,"You're writing about your experiences in your life and things that you love and enjoy, or things that were hard to go through and that sort of thing," he said.

2 weeks ago | q1043.iheart.com | Jonathan Clarke

The 5/25/25 "Out Of The Box" PlaylistMumford & Sons - "Caroline"The Mighty Rootsmen - "I Won't Back Down" (ft.

2 weeks ago | q1043.iheart.com | Katrina Nattress

Photo: Getty Images North AmericaAfter some awkward back and forth about whether or not Zak Starkey was still in The Who, the band confirmed last week that they had indeed parted ways with the drummer and replaced him with Scott Devours, who played in Roger Daltrey's solo band. The new drummer will be joining Daltrey and Pete Townsend on their "The Song Is Over" farewell tour this summer and spoke about the new gig in a lengthy statement on social media.

2 weeks ago | q1043.iheart.com | Doc Reno

David Bowie hit big in the 80's when "Let's Dance", hit number 1!"Let's Dance" was the title track of his 1983 album, co-produced by Nile Rodgers of Chic, which was recorded in 1982 at the Power Station in New York City. Rodgers would transform the song from its folk rock sound to a dance sound, as Bowie hired then-unknown Texas guitarist Stevie Ray Vaughan, to give it a blues-edge.