“Catman” Peter Criss, founding member and original drummer for KISS, returns with his first solo album since 2007’s One for All. The vocalist of such KISS favorites as “Beth,” “Black Diamond,” and “Hard Luck Woman” is billing this self-titled LP as his “most rock-driven solo album ever.”
Peter Criss was co-produced by Criss alongside Barry Pointer, who has worked with Ozzy Osbourne, John 5, Mötley Crüe, Steve Stevens, Pearl Aday and Dolly Parton.
Joining the legendary KISS musician on the LP are Billy Sheehan and Matthew Montgomery (a.k.a. Piggy D.) on bass, John 5 and Mike McLaughlin on guitar and Paul Shaffer on piano. The record also features the talents of backing vocalists Dennis and Sharon Collins, and Cat Manning of CAT 5.
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…includes the full live album, plus four additional tracks.
Iconoclassic Records is headed to the “Dark Side” with the first-ever anthology from the real-life band behind Hollywood’s Eddie and The Cruisers: 
The deluxe includes 8 additional songs inclusive of Rein Me In (with Olivia Dean) and the new single Talk to You (featuring Elton John).
In 2025 Dave Matthews Band hit the road for their 34th year of bringing their infectious energy to the stage. 
Although they emerged from Melbourne bayside outer suburbs onto the local live scene with their fresh and spirited indie-rock update of the garage-beat sounds of The Easybeats, Kinks and early Beatles only a year or so ago, Gnome actually started out as a bedroom solo project for teenaged singer/songwriter/ guitarist Jay Millar a few years back. Jay, playing everything himself, started recording and releasing a steady succession of material – quite a few albums’ worth – on his own Goblin Records label via Bandcamp. Realizing he needed a band to start playing out, Jay approached some like minded players from Frankston’s rehearsal hub Singing Bird, and with Jay on lead vocals and lead guitar, Ned Capp on guitar, Olly Katsianis on bass, and Ethan Robins…
Damaged Goods is proud to present re-issues of one of thee great collaborations of our times…
Old Rock Stars never die, and judging by 
The reissue expands the original 8-track album to 20 tracks in total, including never-before-heard material discovered in White’s personal archives after his death in 2018.
…features 25 bonus tracks — nine studio rarities and 16 live recordings captured by bootlegger Mike Millard at Pink Floyd’s Los Angeles Sports Arena concert on April 26 1975, now receiving its first official release. The live audio has been restored and remastered by Steven Wilson.
It’s 55 years since