Category: Classic Rock

Classic rock is a radio format which developed from the album-oriented rock (AOR) format in the early 1980s. In the United States, the classic rock format features music ranging generally from the late 1960s to the late 1980s, primarily focusing on commercially-successful hard rock, blues rock, and arena rock popularized in the 1970s.

The Sharpeez – Automatic Mode – 2026


The Sharpeez are back with a full tank of British blues-rock swagger! *Automatic Mode* (2026) packs gritty rhythm & blues, biting slide guitar, and the unmistakable voice of Bill Mead into nine tracks of no-nonsense rock ’n’ roll. No fancy tricks, just seasoned musicians keeping the engine running hot.

Velvet Rush – Euphonia [ep] (2026)


Hamburg hard rockers VELVET RUSH give their debut EP a second life with an expanded Frontiers edition, adding two fresh tracks to the original five-song set. It is dirty, bluesy and gloriously loud — classic ’70s hard rock dragged into the present with Sandra Lian’s untamed voice right at the center.

Dave Hill (Slade) – Dirty Foot Lane (2026)


After sixty years in rock ’n’ roll, SLADE guitarist Dave Hill finally steps out with his first solo album, “Dirty Foot Lane”. Rather than chasing old glory, he looks back at the road that made him — family, ambition, struggle, stage lights and all the strange miles in between.

The Who – The Who By Numbers (5CD Super Deluxe) (2026), 320+FLAC


“The Who By Numbers” turns 50 with a vault-emptying Super Deluxe edition that goes far beyond a simple anniversary remaster. Five CDs, a Blu-ray, dozens of unreleased studio recordings and two major live documents turn one of THE WHO’s most personal albums into a full-scale excavation of the band in 1975–76.