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The Talking Heads frontman David Byrne released last year the album "Who Is the Sky?" and he continues on the road in 2026 to promote the record. He has scheduled shows in New Zealand, Australia, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, Italy, Switzerland, Luxembourg, United Kingdom, Ireland, France, United States, Canada, Norway, Hungary, Poland, Denmark, Czech Republic, Greece, Croatia, Spain and Portugal. His latest album was recorded with the New York City based musical ensemble Ghost Train Orchestra. David Byrne 2026 tour dates January 14 - Auckland, New Zealand - Spark Arena 17 - Brisbane, Australia - Brisbane Entertainment Centre 21 - Sydney, Australia - ICC Sydney Theatre 22 - Melbourne, Australia - Sidney Myer Music Bowl 24 - Adelaide, Australia - Adelaide Entertainment Centre Arena 27 - Perth, Australia - RAC Arena February 12 - Berlin, Germany - Tempodrom 15 - Amsterdam, Netherlands - AFAS 16 - Amsterdam, Netherlands - AFAS 18 - Brussels, Belgium - Forest National Arena 21 - Milan, Italy - Teatro degli Arcimboldi 22 - Milan, Italy - Teatro degli Arcimboldi 24 - Frankfurt, Germany - Jahrhunderthalle 26 - Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg - Rockhal 27 - Zurich, Switzerland - The Hall March 02 - Cardiff, United Kingdom - Utilita Arena 03 - London, United Kingdom - Eventim Apollo 04 - London, United Kingdom - Eventim Apollo 06 - Glasgow, United Kingdom - Armadillo 07 - Glasgow, United Kingdom - Armadillo 09 - Manchester, United Kingdom - O2 Apollo 10 - Manchester, United Kingdom - O2 Apollo 11 - Manchester, United Kingdom - O2 Apollo 13 - Dublin, Ireland - 3Arena 15 - London, United Kingdom - Eventim Apollo 16 - London, United Kingdom - Eventim Apollo 18 - Paris, France - La Seine Musicale 19 - Paris, France - La Seine Musicale 26 - Knoxville, United States - Big Ears Festival, Knoxville Civic Auditorium 27 - Knoxville, United States - Big Ears Festival, Knoxville Civic Auditorium April 04 - Vancouver, Canada - Queen Elizabeth Theatre 05 - Vancouver, Canada - Queen Elizabeth Theatre 07 - Portland, United States - Keller Auditorium 08 - Portland, United States - Keller Auditorium 11 - Indio, United States - Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival 14 - Santa Barbara, United States - Santa Barbara Bowl 16 - Stanford, United States - Frost Amphitheater 18 - Indio, United States - Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival 20 - Las Vegas, United States - The Colosseum at Caesars Palace 21 - Phoenix, United States - Arizona Financial Theatre 24 - Houston, United States - Smart Financial Centre 28 - St. Louis, United States - Stifel Theatre 29 - St. Louis, United States - Stifel Theatre May 01 - Indianapolis, United States - Murat Theatre 02 - Indianapolis, United States - Murat Theatre 03 - Milwaukee, United States - Miller High Life Theatre 05 - Kansas City, United States - Starlight Theatre 07 - Cleveland, United States - Playhouse Square, KeyBank State Theatre 09 - Nashville, United States - Ascend Amphitheater 11 - Durham, United States - DPAC 12 - Durham, United States - DPAC 13 - Virginia Beach, United States - The Dome 15 - Bridgeport, United States - Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater 16 - Baltimore, United States - Hippodrome Theatre 17 - Baltimore, United States - Hippodrome Theatre June 12 - Oslo, Norway - Piknik i Parken 17 - Prague, Czechia - O2 Universum 18 - Budapest, Hungary - Budapest Arena 21 - Athens, Greece - Release Athens x SNF Nostos 23 - Bari, Italy - Fiera del Levante 25 - Lucca, Italy - Piazza Napoleone 26 - Marostica, Italy - Marostica Summer Festival 28 - Pula, Croatia - Arena Pula July 01 - Gdynia, Poland - Open’er Festival 03 - Roskilde, Denmark - Roskilde Festival 04 - Beuningen, Netherlands - Down The Rabbit Hole 10 - Barcelona, Spain - Cruïlla Festival 11 - Madrid, Spain - Mad Cool Festival 14 - Cascais, Portugal - Ageas Cooljazz Festival 24 - Henham, United Kingdom - Latitude Festival https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YM-BTJKIz0Q&list=RDYM-BTJKIz0Q&start_radio=1&pp=ygUQZGF2aWQgYnlybmUgMjAyNaAHAQ%3D%3DThe post David Byrne 2026 tour dates appeared first on Rock and Roll Garage.

Hall & Oates is over and won't reunite anymore but John Oates continues to tour on his own. He continues on the road in 2026 promoting his latest album "Oates", released last year, and of course, playing some hits from his time with Daryl Hall. John Oates 2026 tour dates February 20 - Nashville, United States - 3rd and Lindsley 23-27 - Fort Lauderdale, United States - Rock Legends Cruise XIII 2026 March 03 - Ponte Vedra Beach, United States - John Oates & The Good Road Band 06 - Minneapolis, United States - Dakota 07 - Waukegan, United States - John Oates & The Good Road Band 13 - Atlantic City, United States - John Oates & The Good Road Band 15 - Uncasville, United States - Mohegan Sun Cabaret 21 - Boca Raton, United States - Mizner Park Amphitheater Possible setlist https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zvK2ustl9JI&pp=ygUPam9obiBvYXRlcyAyMDI1 Since Oates continues to promote his latest album, the setlist for the 2026 shows might be similar to the one from his most recent show which happened in Hollywood last August. Out of Touch (Daryl Hall & John Oates song) Pushin' a Rock Enough is Enough Real Thing Going On Mending Reunion She Keeps Me Movin' (TajMo: The Taj Mahal & Keb' Mo' Band cover) A Ways Away Please Send Me Someone to Love (Curtis Mayfield cover) Why Can't We Live Together (Timmy Thomas cover) Gypsy Woman (The Impressions cover) Soul Slide Go Deep She's Gone (Daryl Hall & John Oates song) Maneater (Daryl Hall & John Oates song) You Got Me Hummin' (Sam & Dave cover) Electric Blue (Icehouse cover) Let It Rock (Chuck Berry cover) The 77 year-old singer, songwriter and guitarist was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2014 as a member of Hall & Oates, alongside his former bandmate Daryl Hall. As a solo artist John has released 7 studio albums, the first one being "Phunk Shui" back in 2002. The final Hall & Oates record was "Home for Christmas", released in 2006.The post John Oates 2026 tour dates appeared first on Rock and Roll Garage.

One of the most influential and unique American bands of all time, Blue Öyster Cult will keep touring in 2026. With the original members Buck Dharma (Guitar and vocals) and Eric Bloom (Guitar and vocals), the band continues to promote their latest albums and all the greatest songs from their career. They are accompanied by Danny Miranda (Bass), Richie Castellano (Keyboards, guitar and vocals) and Jules Radino (Drums). Blue Öyster Cult 2026 tour dates January 10 - Tampa, United States - Busch Gardens 30 - Orillia, Canada - Casino Rama February 06 - Chandler, United States - Wild Horse Pass Resort and Casino 07 - Estes Park, United States - The Stanley Hotel, Stanley Live 19 - Cleveland, United States - Bologna Performing Arts Center 21 - Middleton, United States - Tracy Performing Arts Center 23-27 - The High Seas and Ocho Rios, Jamaica - Rock Legends Cruise June 19 - Eau Claire, United States - Eau Claire Event District Until 2026 the band released 16 studio albums, the most recent ones being "The Symbol Remains" (2020) and "Ghost Stories" (2024). Blue Öyster Cult was formed in Long Island, New York back in 1967 and became known for classic albums like “Agents of Fortune” (1976), “Spectres” (1977) and “Fire of Unknown Origin” (1981). They have sold an estimated amount of more than 25 million records worldwide and are one of the most beloved American Classic Rock bands. They are known not only for their unique sound but also for lyrics that often talked about the supernatural and of course they have a perfect band name for that. But how did the group come up with the name Blue Öyster Cult and what does it means? Although the band was formed in 1967, they were originally called Soft White Underbelly until 1971. After that they still had other names like Santos Sisters but they eventually chose Blue Öyster Cult. That name came from a song written by the music journalist, songwriter and music producer Sandy Pearlman. The band’s guitarist and singer Buck Dharma recalled that in an interview with Produce Like a Pro in 2022. “(Transcribed by Rock and Roll Garage) It was a song title. Sandy Pearlman, one of the first Rock critics, when Rock started being written about seriously, he wanted to be an artist himself. He couldn’t sing or play. But he just knew everything about music itself.” He continued: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I0VwrY5YYDE&pp=ygUcYmx1ZSBveXN0ZXIgY3V0bCAyMDI1IGJ1cm5pbg%3D%3D “He wrote songs, he wrote lyrics. We heard him playing in a house where college students all stayed in. One of those houses where there’s eight students sharing six bedrooms, that kind of thing.” “The Blue Öyster Cult in the song, as far as the song goes, was a race of imaginary amphibious beings that lived along a shoreline. They rescued a sailor who washed up on the shore and restored him to health,” Buck Dharma said. The post Blue Öyster Cult 2026 tour dates appeared first on Rock and Roll Garage.

Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson and Neil Peart released several truly memorable live albums throughout Rush’s career. Like many bands, those records helped show fans who had not yet seen them live all the energy of their performances and how their songs could be even more powerful in a concert setting. The band’s frontman has often spoken about the artists who influenced him and once revealed which two live albums by other artists are his favorites of all time. The 2 live albums Geddy Lee said are his favorites of all time The Who "Live at Leeds" (1970) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PoHCjHtHrVo&list=RDPoHCjHtHrVo&start_radio=1&pp=ygUjdGhlIHdobyBsaXZlIGF0IGxlZWRzIG15IGdlbmVyYXRpb26gBwE%3D "As far as other bands there are numerous live albums that influenced me when I was younger. The Who 'Live at Leeds' was one of my very favorite albums," Geddy Lee told VH1 in 2013. The Who's first live record was released in 1970 and was an inspiration for many future praised musicians such as Eddie Van Halen. To Geddy, what makes this record so special is the fact that it's sounds raw. "I was a big Who fan. I still am. Like a lot of people, it started with 'My Generation for me'. I used to go up to Sam The Record Man in town to get my music. That's where I got 'Live At Leeds' one Saturday morning. And the bass in 'My Generation', I mean, John Entwistle, my God, he was such an absolute influence on me. His playing on Leeds is unsurpassable. I'm a big fan of 'Summertime Blues' on that album, which we covered, to a large degree because of their version." Geddy Lee continued: "I got to see The Who in Winnipeg, Manitoba of all places. They were incredible, but Moon was already gone by then. I never saw them with him, I'm very sad to say. No matter what they do, Pete Townshend's writing has always been at the very top of his craft. (It is) the quintessential combination of heavy and melodic. Even today, 'Live At Leeds' sounds so alive, it's a real piece of that period of Rock. It's like a bootleg, the artwork, the tone; that was their attitude I think. It was raw: 'Here it is,'" he said in an interview with Team Rock in 2016. Geddy has said that Pete Townshend is his favorite Rock songwriter and that most bands would not have been the same if The Who had never existed. He also thinks that the late John Entwistle is the greatest Rock bassist of all time. When talking about them, he often recalls that they are essentially a three piece band, like Rush, if you consider that Roger Daltrey usually did not play an instrument for most of the show. Rush had the chance to pay tribute to them covering “The Seeker” on their 2004 covers album “Feedback”. Humble Pie "Rockin' the Fillmore (1971) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGvI1LAEe0o&list=PLl3A82fxvROzkvPI3uX_5VIxf_uKiON1q&index=3&pp=iAQB8AUB "The Humble Pie live album I think was a game changer for a lot of young musicians like myself at that time. Stevie Marriott live is just a thrill, yeah, he’s so awesome. So those are two of my real favorite live albums," Geddy told VH1. He often mentions that record and the late singer/guitarist Steve Marriott as one of the vocalists who influenced him the most in the beginning of his career. Rush's sound on their debut album was often compared to Humble Pie and Led Zeppelin. Released in 1971, Humble Pie's live album “Performance: Rockin’ The Fillmore”, was extremely important to him. “I was a fan of guys with a higher range like Steve Marriott in the Small Faces and Humble Pie. (Humble Pie’s Performance: Rockin’ the Fillmore would be a hugely influential record to me and most of my peers. You can hear the influence of 'I Don’t Need No Doctor' on my early singing.)” Geddy Lee continued: “We weren’t so much a product of American blues, as American blues that had been shipped to England, amplified, rock-a-fied and sent back across the water to me sitting in Toronto waiting for my life to begin. I would often later be compared to Robert Plant, and while he certainly pushed me into the higher registers. I do think a comparison with Marriott would be more accurate. He had a soulful voice with a strong vibrato but he rocked,” Geddy Lee said in his autobiography “My Effin’ Life”. That record ended up being an inspiration for Rush when they recorded "All the World’s a Stage" (1976), their first live album. "(The) management and record company wanted us to exploit the success of '2112' and keep it going. Live albums were kind of the 'thing du jour' (thing of the day), you know what I mean? Like the Humble Pie live album had come out and was doing really well. Kiss was (also) doing a live album, all these people started dropping live albums." "So they said: 'You guys have to do a live album as well'. He hadn't really thought about it until that point. Then, because we were playing three nights at Massey Hall in Toronto. Based on the success of 2112, we thought: 'Ok, that makes sense. Let's record our homecoming,' sort to speak," Geddy Lee said in an interview with Team Rock (Transcribed by Rock and Roll Garage) Humble Pie was formed in 1969 by Steve Marriott (Guitar and Vocals), Peter Frampton (Guitar), Greg Ridley (Bass) and Jerry Shirley (Drums). They recorded the band’s first four studio albums: “As Safe as Yesterday Is” (1969), “Town and Country” (1969), “Humble Pie” (1970), “Rock On” (1971) and the live record “Performance Rockin’ the Fillmore” (1971). The post The 2 live albums Geddy Lee said are his favorites of all time appeared first on Rock and Roll Garage.

The following article, US Seizes Two Venezuelan Oil Tankers, One with Russian Flag, was first published on Conservative Firing Line. With Russian submarines nearby, the US military seized a Venezuelan oil tanker that the US Coast Guard had been chasing. It was recently re-registered under a Russian flag. They also seized another oil tanker that was registered under a Cameroon flag. Both were known to be carrying sanctioned Venezuelan oil. Apparently, someone figured the US … Continue reading US Seizes Two Venezuelan Oil Tankers, One with Russian Flag ...

Wednesday's daring boarding of the sanctioned oil tanker Marinera off the coast of Iceland by U.S. Special Forces brings to four the number of ships seized by the Trump administration as part of its enforcement of an oil embargo against Venezuela. Secretary of State Marco Rubio told reporters the seizure was part of "stabilization" efforts for Venezuela.

Russian President Vladimir Putin doesn't want you — or for that matter, President Trump — to know that Russia is in trouble — deep trouble.