The 2023 compilation of Aerosmith’s ‘Greatest Hits’ features more songs than the 1980 version, including hits from the ’80s and later career tracks like “I Don’t Want To Miss a Thing.”

The 2023 ‘Greatest Hits’ album has spent 146 weeks on the chart, peaking at No. 1 shortly after its release and reaching No. 4 on the Top Rock Albums chart.

Aerosmith’s 1980 compilation album reached its peak position on the Billboard 200 in 2013 at No. 43 and was certified Platinum by the RIAA in 2012, signifying 1 million units sold.

Dead archivist David Lemieux describes “Viola Lee Blues” as the band’s first big jamming vehicle that hit intensely psychedelic peaks during live performances.

‘Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, CA (7/3/66)’ will be released digitally and as a two-CD set on July 3, coinciding with the 60th anniversary of the concert.

The concert featured the lineup of Jerry Garcia, Bill Kreutzmann, Phil Lesh, Ron “Pigpen” McKernan, and Bob Weir, and was part of Bill Graham’s Independence Ball.

The Fillmore performance was previously available in 2015 as part of the 50th-anniversary boxed set, 30 Trips Around the Sun.

Alienation marks the return of original frontman Adam Gontier after over a decade, joining Matt Walst on vocals.

The band’s lyrics reflect real experiences and emotions, aiming to provide a therapeutic outlet for listeners and exploring themes of isolation, anxiety, addiction, and heartbreak.

The band’s new two-singer arrangement with Adam and Matt aims to create a unique and powerful sound, blending their voices seamlessly.

Adam Gontier expressed excitement and nostalgia about rejoining Three Days Grace, highlighting the natural fit of their voices and the band’s familial bond.

The decision to have two singers in the band came from Matt Walst’s idea to bring Adam back and breathe new life into the group.

The deluxe edition of the album, titled Greatest Hits (Deluxe Edition), will include hits like “The Chain,” “Landslide,” “Silver Springs (Live),” and “You Make Loving Fun,” among others.

The album will be released in two-LP black vinyl, two-CD sets, and two-LP clear vinyl, exclusively available through the band’s official store.

Greatest Hits originally covered the band’s catalog from the mid ’70s to the late ’80s, focusing on songs released after Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks joined the band.

The album peaked at #14 on the Billboard 200 and has been certified eight-times Platinum in the U.S.

Darkness frontman Justin Hawkins expressed excitement about the gig and gushed about Iron Maiden’s significance and outsider status in music, admiring the way the band “never made music that’s designed to [get on] the charts in any way.”

He mentioned a mutual friendship with members of Iron Maiden and joked about sharing guitar techs with them: “We always have brilliant guitar techs, and they always nick ’em off us. So we’re like a feeder club for Iron Maiden’s techs.”

The Darkness will embark on their largest headline tour in 20 years in December, and released the theme song for the “Masters Of The Universe” movie last month.

The announcement arrives as the group continues its latest era, with Jakob taking on a central role in carrying the band’s sound forward. Members of the band said the album was created with respect for Sublime’s history while also reflecting where the group stands today.

The record represents a rare moment for a band whose influence has remained strong long after its original run. Rather than revisiting the past, the new material is intended to build on the musical foundation that helped define Sublime’s blend of rock, punk, reggae, and ska.

One of the album’s key songs holds personal meaning for Jakob, who has spoken about the connection between the project and his father’s legacy. The release also highlights a unique collaboration between generations, with longtime bandmates and a new voice working together on the next chapter of Sublime’s story.

Producer Bob Ezrin recalls the creation of the song: “Glen had that fantastic riff… the whole thing came together in an afternoon.”

Alice Cooper aimed to capture the feeling of the last day of school, resulting in an irresistible force of a song that resonated with many.

He once said “It was almost… I don’t want to say easy, nothing great is ever easy, but it was almost an out-of-body experience for everybody because it just took on a momentum and a life of its own.”

The band, despite their unsavory image, were compositional perfectionists, meticulously crafting their songs in the rehearsal room and studio.

Alice Cooper recognized the impact of “School’s Out,” calling it a “monster” and likening it to a national anthem, leading to commercial success and making the band a controversial sensation.

Stanley talked about their signature hit “Rock And Roll All Nite”, which he says was made by combining one of his songs with one of Gene’s songs called “Drive Me Wild.”

Stanley also acknowledged the rivalry he shares with Simmons “It’s only been rivalry in the same way that brotherly rivalry sometimes brings things to another level.”

Taylor Swift, Kenny Loggins, and Alanis Morissette are also among the 2026 nominees.

Sarzo is drawing inspiration from the “yacht rock” era for his new material, focusing on clear production and prominent bass lines.

He aims to reconnect with his musical roots, particularly his Miami style of playing, which he feels has not been fully showcased.

Sarzo intends to release his new music for streaming in the next couple of weeks without seeking a record deal, emphasizing his desire to create and share music.

Throughout his career, Sarzo has been a member of iconic bands like Ozzy Osbourne, Whitesnake, Dio, Blue Öyster Cult, and Queensrÿche, showcasing his versatility and talent as a bassist.

Foster describes ‘Set It Off’ as a song about appreciating the positive aspects of life and being thankful for friends and family, stating, “It’s a reminder to myself to be thankful and live in the moment.”

The track follows their previous release ‘Goodnight’ and showcases the band’s development of their sound while paying homage to musical legends.

‘Set It Off’ is described as a blistering piece of crossover madness that makes heads bang and feet move, highlighting Silly Goose’s commitment to creating energetic and engaging music.