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Big Rig ROCK Reports 12.6

Pearl Jam Reveals 2025 Tour Dates Pearl Jam has announced their 2025 tour dates!

The band announced they’ll be hitting five cities for multiple nights next year, kicking off on April 24th in Hollywood, Florida. They’ll make stops in Atlanta, Nashville, and Raleigh before wrapping things up in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on May 18th. Supporting acts for the tour are expected to be announced over the coming weeks. Tickets will go on sale to the general public through an Artist Presale, which fans can sign up for through Tuesday, December 10th at 10AM Pacific. The presale then starts on December 13th at 10AM local time. Or, if you’re a member of the band’s fan club, Ten Club, a presale for the concerts has already begun! Check out the tour dates and more info at pearljam.com.

· April 24 - Hollywood, FL - Hard Rock Live

· April 26 - Hollywood, FL - Hard Rock Live

· April 29 - Atlanta, GA - State Farm Arena

· May 01 - Atlanta, GA - State Farm Arena

· May 06 - Nashville, TN - Bridgestone Arena

· May 08 - Nashville, TN - Bridgestone Arena

· May 11 - Raleigh, NC - Lenovo Center

· May 13 - Raleigh, NC - Lenovo Center

· May 16 - Pittsburgh, PA - PPG Paints Arena

· May 18 - Pittsburgh, PA - PPG Paints Arena

BUSH: Sixteen Turns 30

Bush's debut album, Sixteen Stone, marks its 30th anniversary today (Friday). Since its U.S. release on December 6th, 1994, it's sold over six-million copies. That figure was likely a surprise to Hollywood Records, as the label declined to release it earlier in 1994 because they didn't hear any hit singles. Sixteen Stone ended up spinning off five singles, all of which went Top 5 on Billboard's Mainstream Rock and Alternative charts. Two tracks, "Comedown" and "Glycerine," went to number one on the Alternative chart.

The first single from Sixteen Stone was "Everything's Zen" and includes lyrical references to songs by David Bowie, Tom Waits and Alice in Chains -- along with a very not nice brother. Frontman Gavin Rossdale says he'd gone back to his day job when the song was released as a single, and he didn't anticipate it being their breakthrough hit. “With ‘Everything’s Zen’ that’s the song that kicked it all off for us. For me I was back at work at my day job after recording that record, completing it and before it came out. So I’d gone back to work thinking that my legacy was there on the record and that was great. And then it all blew up, and that was the end of that.”

The last single from Sixteen Stone was "Machinehead," and Rossdale is still puzzled some of the lyrics he wrote. “I don’t know. I just think it’s just to do with the physicality of the riff. It just felt like it had that sense about it.”

Gracie Abrams, Hozier Announced As Final SNL Musical Guests Of 2024

Gracie Abrams and Hozier are being confirmed as the last musical guest for the final "Saturday Night Live" shows of 2024. Abrams will be the musical guest on December 14th during a show hosted by Chris Rock. Hozier will make his appearance on December 21st with Martin Short as the host. This will be Abrams first appearance on the show while it will be Hozier's second. He first appeared on the show back in 2014.

Queens Of The Stone Age, Vampire Weekend And Kings Of Leon To Headline Victorious Festival 2025

The lineup for the 2025 Victorious Festival is out. Queens of The Stone Age, Vampire Weekend and Kings of Leon have been announced as the headliners. Other performers include Scouting for Girls, Craig David, Gabrielle, and Daniel Bedingfield, among others. The festival is going down in Portsmouth, England on August 22nd and 24th. More performers will be announced closer to the event.

LED ZEPPELIN: Doc Be Coming in February

The wait is over, at least for Led Zeppelin fans who live in a town that has an IMAX theater. That's because their documentary, Becoming Led Zeppelin, will open on IMAX screens in close to 200 theaters on February 7th. The film tells the story of how the band came together, but, according to Allison McGourty, the film's writer and producer, it wasn't easy to make due to the lack of footage from those early days.

“We spent five years flying back and forth across the Atlantic scouring attics and basements in pursuit of rare and unseen film footage, photographs and music recordings. Then we transferred each piece of media with custom techniques, so that in IMAX, these 55-year-old clips and music would look and sound like they came out of the lab yesterday.”

Becoming Led Zeppelin, which premiered in 2021 in Italy at the Venice Film Festival and in Colorado at the Telluride Film Festival, before producers added more material, takes us up to their second album, Led Zeppelin 2. Included in the film is:

· Unreleased footage of them performing at the Atlanta Pop Festival on July 5th, 1969

· Home footage from 1968 of John Bonham and his family

· "A never-before-heard interview with John Bonham,” which according to LedZepNews.com is "misleading," as "the interview heard throughout the film and included in the trailer is a 1972 Australian radio interview with Robert Plant and Bonham that has been widely available for years, including online and through vinyl bootlegs." And, in one section he's actually talking about The Beatles at Shea Stadium, but producers will make you think he's referring to Zeppelin.

Ahead of its premiere on February 7th, IMAX Theatres in 18 markets will be holding one night only early access screenings on February 5th. Tickets are on sale for both dates now at Imax.com/LedZeppelin.

SAMMY HAGAR: Auctioning Another Car

Sammy Hagar is parting with another car from his collection. This time it's a 1962 Ford Thunderbird that belonged to his former bandleader, the late Ronnie Montrose. Hagar says Ronnie used to drive them to Montrose shows in it. It will be sold at the Barrett-Jackson auction in Scottsdale, Arizona on January 17th, where Sammy, Michael Anthony, guitarist Vic Johnson and drummer Kenny Aronoff will perform. Hagar restored the black car with red interior back to its original condition, and it has its original engine and drive train. Proceeds from the auction will go to suicide prevention in memory of Montrose, who took his life in 2012. He was 64.

Hagar was at the Scottsdale auction in October, where he sold his 2015 Ferrari LaFerrari for $4.7 million, which set a world auction record.

Drum Kits That Belonged To Poison Drummer Rikki Rockett Are Stolen Multiple drums kits that Rikki Rockett had used on tour with Poison have reportedly been stolen. Donn Bennett, who operates Donn’s Drum Vault, shared on Facebook that multiple custom-painted kits were stolen from their warehouse in Burien, Washington. “Stolen Drums!! Several drum sets from the collection of Rikki Rockett from Poison were stolen from our warehouse in Burien, [Washington]. They are all extremely unique and easily identified. Please let me know if you see them anywhere,” Bennett shared. Rikki shared the post on his own Facebook as well, and commented “I’m floored.” Check out the post here.

CONCERTS: Never Leave the Pit to Pee Again!

Music fans who don't want to leave their spot in front of the stage to go to the bathroom have a new option. The makers of Liquid Death have teamed up with Depend for the Pit Diaper. It's a biker-inspired pleather undergarment with spikes, a chain and Depend Guards to absorb urine. It also features odor-neutralizing technology so no one will know you're going in your pants while standing next to them. Pit Diaper costs $75 and comes with 52 Depend Guards. And we suggest you watch the ad for the product on YouTube.

Morrissey Announces New Year's Eve Concerts In Los Angeles

Morrissey is heading back to California this month for three shows. The singer will be in Los Angeles on December 28th and 29th for two shows at the United Theater. Then he'll play a special New Year's Eve show on December 31st at the Hollywood Palladium. Morrissey recently completed a North American tour in November. Tickets for his three new shows are on sale now.

IN OTHER NEWS

There's a new action figure of Motörhead frontman Lemmy Kilmister. It’s inspired by their 1980 album, Ace of Spades, and the 3.75-inch Lemmy wears its graphic on his black t-shirt.

The figure comes a black bass guitar.


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