Tag: Classic Rock
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New Rolling Stones Music and Classic Rock’s Missed Opportunity
"Classic Rock radio's response to these releases was the equivalent of a big yawn."
Classic Rock Radio’s Identity Crisis Reveals Radio’s Bigger Positioning Problem
"Listeners almost never parrot back a station's positioner. They know the station's frequency, and sometimes they know a station's moniker."
Should Streaming Impact Radio Airplay on Classic Rock/Hits Stations?
"Seven Classic Rock songs are secretly dominating streaming in 2026."
Why Bad Marriage’s Latest Album Proves Classic Guitar Rock Isn’t Done Yet
"It’s east coast attitude with a splash of west coast sleaze. The title track has just entered the Billboard rock charts at #24, and the band’s energetic live performances are gaining fans of all ages."
How the Supergroup Is Returning to Classic Rock in 2026
"Classic rock artists in particular are finding both creativity and comfort playing with “their friends.” There are some really solid bands emerging because of this."
How Ten Ton Mojo Is Turning Heads Contributing to a Classic Rock Revival
"So many new bands out there, for the most part, that you see are classic rock-style tribute bands now. Unfortunately, that’s almost filling the market for that sound. You’re not seeing as many original bands of that genre."
What the NFL Should Consider Heading Into Next Year’s Super Bowl Halftime Show
"Next year, NFL executives would be well served by walking the tailgate acreage of Lucas Oil Stadium, Soldier Field, or Levi’s Stadium. Listen to what pours out of speakers before kickoff."
Bob Waugh, Carrie Evans Return to WRNR in Annapolis
"I have started to miss being on the air and conducting interviews with the artists I admire so much. WRNR’s return provides me with an opportunity to do both!"
How Damon Johnson Returned to His Roots With Brother Cane
"It was like riding in a car, cruising down the Pacific Coast Highway in a convertible at about 55 miles an hour. No traffic. Easy, easy. The songs just flowed like water. Proud of myself that I had a lot of stuff to say."
As ’80s and ’90s Rise in Classic Rock, What’s the Future of ’60s and ’70s?
How do we manage some of the artists and songs that, once upon a time, were the biggest in the format?