Category: Classic Rock
DAVID CROSBY & GRAHAM NASH WITNESS OCCUPY WALL STREET
Artisan News Service David Crosby and Graham Nash, two-thirds of Crosby, Stills and Nash, talked about how video has conributed to the Occupy Wall Street at Peter Gabriel’s human rights organization Witness.
PETER GABRIEL, RODRIGO Y GABRIELA, CROSBY, NASH AIM TO PROTECT WITNESS
Artisan News Service Peter Gabriel held his 7th Annual Focus for Change benefit dinner and concert for the human rights organization Witness with David Crosby and Graham Nash, and Rodrigo Y Gabriela.
BLACK SABBATH HONORS VETERANS DAY AT REUNION PRESS CONFERENCE
Artisan News Service Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath talked about officially reuniting, announcing a tour for next year and a new album currently in progress with Rick Rubin at the Whiskey in Los Angeles.
ROBERT PLANT URGES ALL CLASSIC ROCKERS TO HELP WITH TEENAGE CANCER
Artisan News Service Robert Plant is urging his fellow classic rockers to get involved in the Teenage Cancer Trust organization and the UCLA Daltrey Townshend Teen and Young Adult Cancer Program.
TONY IOMMI SHARES WHAT HE KNOWS ON BLACK SABBATH FUTURE
Artisan News Service At a book signing for his book Iron Man Tony Iommi told us what he could about Black Sabbath’s future (a press conference is being held on Friday).
ROGER DALTREY, ROBERT PLANT HELP LAUNCH UCLA TEEN CANCER CENTER
Artisan News Service The Who’s Roger Daltrey and Led Zeppelin’s Robert Plant were both on hand this weekend at UCLA’s Ronald Reagan Medical Center to launch the Daltrey-Townshend Teen and Young Adult Cancer Program.
TONY IOMMI DOES BOOK REVUE IN-STORE, RECALLS ALMOST KILLING BANDMATE
Artisan News Service Legendary Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi signed copies of his book Iron Man for fans at Book Revue in Huntington, New York, and he recalled almost killing one of his bandmates.
LED ZEPPELIN REUNION A DEAD ISSUE, ROBERT PLANT GIVES JASON’S LZE APPROVAL
Artisan News Service Jason Bonham tells Artisan News he has Rober Plant’s blessing for his Led Zeppelin Experience, and calls a reunion with Jimmy Page, Plant and John Paul Jones a dead issue.
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