ZZ Top Cover Houston Rap in a Walk-In Beer Fridge
ZZ Top Cover Houston Rap in a Walk-In Beer FridgeSPIN (blog)In addition, ZZ Top always seemed like one of those super-white, black rock-influenced groups that should've been responsible for some Ultimate Breaks & Beats shit, like Aerosmith or John Cougar Mellencamp. However, the only notable example of the Top ...
Star-studded summer ahead
Star-studded summer aheadAsbury Park PressStevie Nicks, Motley Crue, Aerosmith, The Wailers and ZZ Top. Bruce Springsteen, Tim McGraw, Collective Soul, James Taylor and Jason Mraz. Kiss, Rascal Flatts, Kelly Clarkson, Enrique Iglesias and The Monkees. Van Halen, Garbage, The Black Keys, ...and more »
Metro Detroit's summer concert season ready to open
Metro Detroit's summer concert season ready to openDetroit Free PressZZ Top and 3 Doors Down (June 27, DTE): Old-school Texas boogie meets modern Mississippi rock -- with country maverick Gretchen Wilson in the mix. Def Leppard and Poison (July 7, DTE): A blast from the hair-metal past from two bands that remain top ...DTE Energy Music Theatre, Meadow Brook & The Palace of Auburn Hills releases ...WXYZall 7 news articles »
Top 10 Stories of the Week in Music News
Top 10 Stories of the Week in Music NewsGibsonBoth Aerosmith and ZZ Top have delayed the release of their much-anticipated new albums while Rush announced details of their new tour. Eddie Van Halen said he never hated David Lee Roth and Pete Townshend's autobiography was made available for ...and more »
The Hardest Working Man in the Music Business Releases His 13th Album in 12 Years
The Hardest Working Man in the Music Business Releases His 13th Album in 12 YearsMarketWatch (press release)Driving Towards The Daylight was produced by Kevin "Caveman" Shirley (Black Crowes, Aerosmith, Led Zeppelin). This is their seventh collaboration in six years. To support the release, Bonamassa's label J&R Adventures is airing ten episodes of the new ...and more »
Famous for their chest-length beards and searing style of Texas blues rock, the legendary ZZ Top ruled the charts in the '70s and '80s with smash hits like "Legs" and "Sharp Dressed Man." Members of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, ZZ Top recently released a thrilling concert DVD, "Live From Texas."