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Bob Weir, co-founder of the Grateful Dead, passed away at 78 after a battle with cancer and lung issues. Born in San Francisco, Weir helped launch the band in 1965, known for their psychedelic rock and epic live shows. Tributes poured in from fellow musicians, fans, and politicians, highlighting his influence on artists like Phish and Dave Matthews Band. Weir is survived by drummer Bill Kreutzmann, the only original member still alive. Checkout Solipillow.com

John Densmore and Robby Krieger of The Doors collaborate with Playing for Change for a new music video, featuring Lukas Nelson, Micah Nelson, Rami Jaffee, and global musicians. Densmore praises the vocal and piano performances, while Krieger celebrates the cultural unity. Playing for Change, founded in 2002, has united over 1000 musicians from 50+ countries, including rock legends, to honor timeless tracks like Riders on the Storm. Checkout Solipillow.com

Rock singer Ronnie Radke is embroiled in a feud with Catfish host Nev Schulman, after Schulman sided with Tommy Lees wife, Brittany Furlan, who accused Radke of running a fake Snapchat account. Radke denies the allegations and plans to subpoena Snapchat for evidence. Schulman, who has known Furlan for years, called Radke less than honest based on conversations with Furlan and Saraya. Radke fired back, accusing Schulman of bias and questioning his judgment. The feud has fans buzzing about trustworthiness in the rock world, as it ties into bigger beef, like Tommy Lee recently calling Radke an idiot online. Checkout Solipillow.com

Brian Vollmer, frontman of Canadian rock band Helix, shares his journey of overcoming vocal challenges and his commitment to keeping the band alive. Despite losing his voice in the 70s, he recovered with the help of a voice coach and now teaches others. His latest album, Scrap Metal, drops in 2026, blending new tracks with classic Helix sound. Vollmer emphasizes the importance of investing in ones career and keeping the rock spirit alive. Checkout Solipillow.com

Twisted Sister Announces Fiftieth Anniversary Tour, Ditches Makeup for Bigger Crowds Checkout Solipillow.com

Legendary rocker Glenn Hughes, known for his work with Deep Purple and Black Sabbath, has canceled his spring 2026 US tour due to a minor health issue. The tour was set to promote his latest solo album, Chosen. Fans are sending well wishes for a quick recovery, while the rock world eagerly awaits his return. Meanwhile, other big names like Metallica and Iron Maiden continue to tour, keeping the live music scene alive. Checkout Solipillow.com

ZP Theart, former frontman of Dragonforce and Skid Row, celebrates the 20th anniversary of Through the Fire and Flames with a reimagined version, featuring fresh instrumentation, modern guitar work, and guest solos from Sophie Burrell and Bradley Hall. This release marks a heartfelt nod to the song that catapulted him to fame and a testament to his enduring vocal prowess, as he prepares to ignite the next chapter in metal history. Checkout Solipillow.com

Glenn Hughes, renowned bassist and vocalist from Deep Purple and Black Country Communion, has postponed his 2026 USA tour due to a health issue. The Chosen Years tour, featuring hits from his extensive career and new tracks from his latest album, was set to span from March to May. Despite the cancellation, Hughes legacy remains strong, with a career spanning over five decades and collaborations with legendary musicians. He recently wrapped tours in Europe and South America, released new music, and collaborated with Robbie Williams and Joe Satriani. Hughes is following medical advice and looks forward to resuming his tour soon. Checkout Solipillow.com