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The legendary singer and guitarist Peter Frampton was diagnosed a few years ago with Inclusion-Body Myositis, which is a degenerative muscle disease that eventually will affect his ability to play the guitar. In 2022 the musician finished his farewell tour because he believed that he wouldn't be able to tour anymore in the following years but only a few months after those final shows he decided to return to the road since he was still feeling good and that will continue in 2024. Frampton announced new 2024 tour dates which will celebrate his long-awaited induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, which will also happen this year. Peter Frampton 2024 tour dates September 8 — North Charleston, SC — North Charleston Performing Arts Center 10 — Washington, D.C. — The Warner Theatre 12 — New York, NY — The Beacon Theatre 13 — Albany, NY — Palace Theatre 15 — Westport, CT — Levitt Pavilion for the Performing Arts 17 — Richmond, VA — Virginia Credit Union LIVE! 19 — Philadelphia, PA — The Metropolitan Opera House 21 — Niagara Falls, NY — Seneca Niagara Casino & Hotel 23 — Northfield, OH — MGM Northfield Park The musician talked about the tour in an official statement: "It’s been an incredible year for me and my band so far. First the nomination, then you guys voted like crazy and got me into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Come September, we’ll be back out for nine more shows on “The Positively Thankful Tour”! Can’t wait to see you then!" https://twitter.com/peterframpton/status/1805616584184021373The post Peter Frampton announces new 2024 tour dates appeared first on Rock And Roll Garage.

Sepultura was formed in Belo Horizonte, Brazil back in 1984 by the brothers Max and Iggor Cavalera. During that first year the bassist Paulo Jr. also joined them and the band's classic line-up would be complete three years later when the guitarist Andreas Kisser was recruited. Those were the musicians who recorded the band's most successful albums: "Beneath The Remains" (1989), "Arise" (1991), "Chaos A.D" (1993) and "Roots" (1996). After a big fight in 1996, the band's vocalist and guitarist Max Cavalera decided to leave the band and one year later, the American vocalist Derrick Green joined the band. The drummer Iggor stayed in the band until 2006 until he also decided to leave the band. Since then, the group remained active with Paulo, Andreas and Green, being accompanied by many other drummers. This year, the Brazilian group announced that the group would come to an end and recently, Max Cavalera said in an interview that he would be open to join them during the band's final concert. Talking with Metal Hammer, Andreas Kisser said that Sepultura would welcome the brothers Max and Iggor on the final show of the tour if they want to be part of it. Andreas Kisser said about having Max and Iggor Cavalera at the final Sepultura show https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_6IjeprfEs&pp=ygUPc2VwdWx0dXJhIHJvb3Rz "I won't deny that it would be great to have a very last show with their participation, but it has to be great. It has to have people who are there to celebrate and not trying to discuss who was right or wrong on decisions from the past. In the end, we are celebrating now as the Sepultura of today. If they want to be a part of it, it would be amazing," Andreas Kisser said. Next Sepultura tour dates July 6 - Praça verde do Dragão do Mar - Fortaleza, Brazil 13 - Espaço Náutico Marine Club - Belém, Brazil 20 - Campinas Hall - Campinas, Brazil 21 - Festival Capital Moto Week - Brasília, Brazil 27 - Imagineland - João Pessoa, Brazil August 4 - Incheon Pentaport Rock Festival - Seoul, South Korea 9 - Clube Atlético Aramaçan - Santo André, Brazil 10 - Clube Portuários - Santos, Brazil 17 - Ginásio Guanandizão - Campo Grande, Brazil 23 - Usina Santa Bárbara - Santa Bárbara, Brazil (Free show) 24 - Alcans Hall - Ribeirão Preto, Brazil 31 - Farmasi Arena - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil September 6 - Espaço Unimed - São Paulo/SP, Brazil (SOLD OUT!) 7 - Espaço Unimed - São Paulo/SP, Brazil (SOLD OUT!) 8 - Espaço Unimed - São Paulo/SP, Brazil 17 - Concord Music Hall - Chicago IL, United States 18 - Uptown Theater - Minneapolis MN, United States 20 - The Ogden Theater - Denver CO, United States 21 - The Depot - Salt Lake City UT, United States 22 - Knitting Factory - Boise ID, United States 23 - The Showbox SODO - Seattle WA, United States 25 - The Warfield - San Francisco CA, United States 26 - The Novo - Los Angeles CA, United States 27 - House Of Blues - San Diego CA, United States 28 - Rialto Theatre - Tucson AZ, United States 30 - The Factory - Dallas TX, United States October 2 - Jannus Live - Tampa FL, United States 3 - Buckhead Theater - Atlanta GA, United States 4 - The Ritz - Raleigh NC, United States 5 - Rams Head Live - Baltimore MD, United States 6 - Franklin Music Hall - Philadelphia PA, United States 8 - The Agora Ballroom - Cleveland OH, United States 9 - Rebel - Toronto ON, Canada 10 - L'Olympia - Montreal QC, Canada 11 - The Palladium - Worcester MA, United States 12 - The Palladium Times Square - New York NY, United States 30 - Paris, FR - Zenith Paris - La Villette 31 - Offenbach am Main, DE - Stadthalle November 01 - Hamburg, DE - Edel Optics Arena 02 - Cologne, DE - Palladium 03 - Den Bosch, NL - The Rock Circus 05 - Brussels, BE - Ancienne Belgique 06 - Esch-sur-Alzette, LU - Rockhal 08 - Manchester, UK - Manchester Academy 09 - Dublin, IE - Olympia Theatre 10 - Belfast, UK - Telegraph Building 11 - Glasgow, UK - Barrowland Ballroom 12 - London, UK - Hammersmith Apollo 14 - Zurich, CH - The Hall 15 - Ludwigsburg, DE - MHP Arena 16 - Munich, DE - Zenith 17 - Budapest, HU - Barba Negra 19 - Leipzig, DE - Haus Auensee 20 - Vienna, AT - Gasometer 21 - Katowice, PL - Spodek 22 - Berlin, DE - Columbiahalle 23 - Prague, CZ - O2 Universum The post Andreas Kisser says Sepultura would welcome Max and Iggor at final show appeared first on Rock And Roll Garage.

Metallica's original bassist was Ron McGovney, who was part of the band from 1981 until 1982 and then the group had their first classic bass player, Cliff Burton. He was a fundamental part of the band's sound and songwriting but his career was tragically cut short when he died in a bus accident in 1986. From that year until 2001, Metallica had another important member, Jason Newsted, who was a big contribution for the more commercial years the band had, even recording their best-selling album in 1991. It was in 2003 that the band finally recruited the ex-Ozzy bassist Rob Trujillo to join them and since then he has been a member of the Thrash Metal group. In an interview with Bass Player, Trujillo talked about Burton and Newsted, saying that there are not many bassists around that could play in Metallica and do his job. Rob Trujillo says there are not many bassists who could play in Metallica "I feel like I've had so many challenges. You know, I live in Los Angeles, but since I joined the band I've been spending more time in the Bay Area, and I actually really like it. Los Angeles has become so overpopulated and blown out. San Francisco has such a nice balance, almost like a funky '70s flavor to it. The way LA used to be back in the Cheech & Chong days!" "But the biggest challenge has been with my bass playing. I'm not being disrespectful to all the bass players out there, but there aren't many bassists that could do this job. Playing with Metallica is the most demanding gig there is," Rob Trujillo said. About Cliff, Trujillo said that he was amazing for the band because his ideas and presence were important for taking Heavy Metal to another direction. "(...) His stage presence – he was such a physical player. He played what he felt, and that was the bottom line. His approach was, 'I'm gonna play what I feel, and if you don't like it, screw you!'" He continued: "He used to ask Kirk to show him Lynyrd Skynyrd guitar solos so he could play them on bass, and not many bass guitar players were doing that back then. I thought that was so cool. Cliff was a force on a lot of different levels," Rob Trujillo said. About Newsted, Rob said that he really appreciates his work and he loves the fact that all the bassists in Metallica were quite different from each other. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GgnkOvC3LbsThe post Rob Trujillo says there are not many bassists who could play in Metallica appeared first on Rock And Roll Garage.

Considered the first supergroup in the history of Rock and Roll music, Cream was formed in 1966 by Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce and Eric Clapton, being active for only two years. Only four albums were released by them but it was enough to make them one of the most influential bands of all time, inspiring countless other groups worldwide, including Rush. The vocalist, keyboardist and bassist of the Canadian band was lucky enough to have seen the British group playing live in Canada in the late 60s and was life changing moment for him. Over the decades he always praised the group and even revealed which are some of his favorite songs by them. The 3 Cream songs that Geddy Lee said are some of his favorites "White Room" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCc00pX_pFA&pp=ygUMIldoaXRlIFJvb20i In an interview with Sirius XM Classic Vinyl Influences show in 2013 (Transcribed by Rock and Roll Garage), Geddy Lee talked about his musical experiences and some of his favorite songs. One of them was "White Room", by Cream. “Cream sort of changed my life. They blew my mind and I remember they were coming to Toronto, I couldn’t get any of my friends interested to go see them, they were playing at Massey Hall and I went down and bought a ticket and I went by myself.” “I just had to see them, they were such an important band to me. Jack Bruce’s bass playing was just out of this world. Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker, I mean they were the ultimate trio. The most influential band in my entire career in many ways.” “The day I bought the ticket I was walking through a department store, because it was chilly out. All the televisions in the TV department had shots of Robert Kennedy. It was the day that Robert Kennedy was shot. So it’s another thing that I sadly never forget, but Cream were a really incredible band to me. It was incredible to see them live back in the day,” Geddy Lee said. "White Room" was released by Cream as a single in 1968, also being featured on their album "Wheels of Fire". At the time the track peaked at number 6 on the United States Billboard Chart. "Spoonful" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEl0ZhKm-lo&pp=ygUQY3JlYW0gIlNwb29uZnVsIg%3D%3D Another Cream track that Geddy Lee said that he likes is "Spoonful", which is a song originally written by Willie Dixon and recorded by Howlin' Wolf in 1960. The track was covered by Cream in 1966, being featured on their album "Fresh Cream". In an interview with Guitar World back in 2014, Lee talked about the track. “‘Crossroads’ was the song you had to learn to play if you were in a band. Clapton just flies through that song. But for me, ‘Spoonful’ was more about Jack Bruce’s great voice and adventurous playing. Bruce, like all the bass players I’ve mentioned, wasn’t content to be a bottom-end, stayin’-the-background bassist.” “He’s playing a Gibson bass obviously too loud, to where it’s distorting the speakers. But it gave him this aggressive sound and a kind of spidery tone. I love everything about it,” Geddy Lee said. "Crossroads" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=becWr0vc6cA "Cross Road Blues", also known as "Crossroads" is another famous Blues song that was successfully covered by Cream. The track was originally written and recorded by the legendary American blues artist Robert Johnson in 1936. Cream released their version on the 1968 album "Wheels Of Fire" and it was a song which was  constantly featured on their live shows. Back in 2019, Geddy Lee chose for Amazon Music 22 songs that inspired his bass playing consciously or subconsciously. "Crossroads" was one of the tracks he listed. The post The 3 Cream songs that Geddy Lee said are some of his favorites appeared first on Rock And Roll Garage.