Classic Hits – Page 8 – Lakes Media Network

New sustainability award named in honor of Bob Weir

Wednesday, April 1 by Lakes Media Music News

The late Bob Weir is being honored for his commitment to protecting the environment.The Music Sustainability Alliance has announced a new award named after the Grateful Dead co-founder, who passed away in January. The MSA Bobby Weir Sustainability Awards, to... Read More.

Barry Manilow ‘tried to write like’ Billie Eilish for new album, but failed: ‘Where is the chorus?’

Tuesday, March 31 by Lakes Media Music News

Barry Manilow may be 83 years old, but he's aware of what's going on in today's music - and he just doesn't get it. He even tried to write songs like one of today's biggest pop stars, but couldn't pull it off.Speaking to The... Read More.

Simple Minds, Adam Ant, Soft Cell playing 2026 Darker Waves Festival

Tuesday, March 31 by Lakes Media Music News

Simple Minds, Adam Ant and Soft Cell are among the artists set to play the Darker Waves Festival, taking place Nov. 14 at Huntington Beach City Beach in Huntington Beach, California.The festival, which mostly focuses on '80s and '90s alternative music, will be headlined... Read More.

The soul of Carole King highlighted on new playlist

Tuesday, March 31 by Lakes Media Music News

Carole King's music has been covered by a whole host of artists over the years, and a new playlist is highlighting some soulful versions of her classic tunes.The Soul of Carole King, now available on Spotify, features songs King either... Read More.

Ambrosia founding member and keyboardist Christopher North dead at 75

Tuesday, March 31 by Lakes Media Music News

Christopher North, keyboardist and founding member of the soft rock group Ambrosia, has passed away at the age of 75. The news was confirmed by the band in a post on Facebook."Fans of Ambrosia, we honor the legendary life and... Read More.

The Cranberries announce 33rd anniversary reissue of debut album

Tuesday, March 31 by Lakes Media Music News

The Cranberries have announced a new reissue of the band's 1993 debut album, Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We?, in honor of its 33rd anniversary.The package, due out May 22, will include a new remaster of the original album as well... Read More.

On This Day, March 31, 1992: Bruce Springsteen releases two albums: ‘Human Touch’ & ‘Lucky Town’

Tuesday, March 31 by Lakes Media Music News

On This Day, March 31, 1992 ...Bruce Springsteen released two albums, Human Touch and Lucky Town, both made after breaking up The E Street Band.Human Touch was the first album The Boss recorded, with E Streeter Roy Bittan and several studio musicians including Randy... Read More.

Justin Hayward will share songs, stories on The Story In Your Eyes tour

Tuesday, March 31 by Lakes Media Music News

The Moody Blues' singer/guitarist Justin Hayward is hitting the road on The Story In Your Eyes tour, where he'll perform songs from every era of his career, share stories with the audience and take part in a Q&A.Hayward tells ABC Audio that preparing for... Read More.

Rush debuts new drummer, Joni Mitchell celebrated at Canada’s JUNO Awards

Monday, March 30 by Lakes Media Music News

Rush fans just got a taste of what to expect on their upcoming Fifty Something tour.The band made a surprise appearance at the 2026 JUNO Awards in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, Sunday, performing "Finding My Way," the lead-off track from... Read More.

50 years of Steve Miller Band’s ‘Fly Like An Eagle’ celebrated with limited-edition picture disc

Monday, March 30 by Lakes Media Music News

This year marks the 50th anniversary of Steve Miller Band's ninth studio album, Fly Like An Eagle, a milestone that will be marked with a special release.A limited-edition picture disc pressing of the album will be released on May 15, 50 years to the... Read More.

The Kinks’ Dave Davies reveals first reaction to Moby’s ‘Lola’ comments: ‘Who is Moby?’

Friday, March 27 by Lakes Media Music News

The Kinks' Dave Davies recently defended the band's iconic song "Lola" after Moby called the song's lyrics "gross and transphobic" in an interview with The Guardian.In a new interview with The Telegraph,... Read More.

Report: Biopic about Steve Marriott and Small Faces in the works

Friday, March 27 by Lakes Media Music News

A biopic about the late Steve Marriott and his band Small Faces is in the works, according to Deadline.The film, All or Nothing, will be inspired by the West End musical of the same name, written by actress and writer... Read More.

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