Category: Melodic Rock | AOR

Genre: Melodic Rock/AOR
Disk Country: UK
Year of publication: 1998
Publisher (label): Escape Music
Country: U.S.A

Released: 1981
Duration: 48:33
Genre: Rock

As requested, here’s the somehow ‘lost’ YES studio album: “Keystudio“.
In 1995, guitarist Trevor Rabin and keyboardist Tony Kaye left the group which marked the return of former members Steve Howe and Rick Wakeman, thus reuniting them with vocalist Jon Anderson, bassist Chris Squire, and drummer Alan White, a line-up that had last performed in 1979.

DARE FORCE is a cult hard rock / metal band that was initially formed in Minneapolis in the late 1970s. Dare Force released three albums in the 1980s, and performed in concert with numerous national acts such as KISS, Ted Nugent, Triumph, Kansas, UFO, Joe Perry Project, Ratt – just to name a few – as well as headlining in venues throughout the US, Canada, Puerto Rico, and South America. The band also had several songs that received heavy airplay on rock radio stations throughout the US in the ’80s.

In 1989, a promoter located in Milwaukee, WI, reached out to five unconnected regional gunslinger musician/vocalists with the concept of creating an AOR-Rock band with a fresh sound. After meeting each other, JUKEBOX HEROES took the stage “literally” five weeks later to an oversold house at Starz on 100 in Milwaukee with a waiting line out the door.

Genre: Hard & Heavy
Country: USA
Publication year: 2023

Genre: Classic Rock
Country: USA (Paso Robles, CA)
Publication year: 2023

Genre: Melodic Rock/AOR
Disk Country: UK
Year of publication: 1998
Publisher (label): Escape Music
Country: U.S.A

At the end of June, singer Niklas Hultberg released the single “Making Memories Last”, which can be found via plotn08.org, among others. This is how you can read about the single on Nikla’s website:

The music world lost a major talent when Kevin Gilbert passed away accidentally by his own hand in 1996. Most people – if they’ve heard of him at all – know Kevin as part of the infamous Tuesday Night Music Club, the group that backed Sheryl Crow on her debut album.