Some bands traffic in covers more than others, but almost every rock band has a standout cover song that has become a fan favorite. ... The Best Cover Songs by 50 Rock Bands. This sounds familiar.

Black Sabbath are due to play their farewell show with a line up of heavy metal legends, including Metallica, TOOL and Slayer ...

Here are the 55 best metal covers of classic rock hits. Playing covers, or even just riffs from your favorite songs is how so many musicians and bands start off.

One of the most notable covers was released by The Byrds on their first album, 1965's Mr. Tambourine Man, which included a total of four songs originally by Dylan; the band would continue to ...

Stranger, a Dayton-based cover band known for playing 1980s pop and rock hits around the tri-state area, has spent nearly 30 years opening for many of the same bands it features in its set lists.

10 Best Rock Music Album Covers Of The 1990s. Some of the most eye-catching pieces of art from one of rock's strongest decades. by Jacob Simmons. Jul 16, 2024 Updated: July 16th, 2024.

Dozens of tribute bands, honoring everyone from Prince to Warren Zevon to the usual Beatles and Elvis, play Connecticut theaters and clubs this fall.

10 Best Rock Music Album Covers Of The 2020s So Far. It's only been a few years, but there have already been some amazing rock album covers. by Jacob Simmons. Aug 23, ...

One of the most unexpected covers of classic rock songs from 90s bands on this list, punk band The Offspring released a particularly interesting cover of The Ramones’ “I Wanna Be Sedated”.

That should not stop bands from covering their music though, as the Wallflowers did for the soundtrack to the 2001 film, I Am Sam, which was made up entirely of Beatles covers. 3. "The Waiting" ...

Orlando Girls Rock Camp continues to shine a light on the future of local music, and in these young stars' hands, that future is bright. Reserved for female, nonbinary and trans campers aged 8 to ...

South Florida tribute band Majesty of Rock faithfully simulates the music of Journey and Styx thanks to extraordinary vocalist John D'Agostino and his nearly 50-year obsession with Steve Perry.