All posts tagged "John Wetton"
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Asia – Gravitas
Every now and then, there appears a someone who claims that we should be writing only about progressive rock on our pages, because that’s what...
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ASIA: “Gravitas” EPK Available
Asia is set to release a new album entitled “Gravitas” on March 21 via Frontiers Records. The band introduced a new guitarist Sam Coulson, who...
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ASIA Premiere Video For “Valkyrie”
ASIA‘s debut album exploded onto the worldwide music scene in April of 1982. It was the best selling album of that year around the globe!...
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ASIA To Release “Gravitas” In March
ASIA, the legendary British band, moves into the next phase of its extraordinary career with “Gravitas”, a brave new album that explores different musical landscapes while...
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AYREON Release Video For “The Parting” Featuring Cristina Scabbia
Arjen Lucassen has released an edited version of Ayreon track The Parting in the video below. It featured guest musicians Cristina Scabiia (Lacuna Coil) and Michael Mills (Toehider),...
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ARJEN ANTHONY LUCASSEN: The Man and the Challenge
Ayreon has returned in 2013 after 5-year break with a new story called “The Theory of Everything”, a concept album comprised of four lengthy suites...
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Ayreon – The Theory of Everything
Back in 2008 when Ayreon released 01011001, I was taken aback by some of the criticism it received. Although there were those that still applauded Arjen Lucassen’s bombast...
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Genesis Revisited – Revisited: Manchester Apollo & Liverpool Philharmonic
The second UK leg of Steve’s ‘Genesis Revisited’ trek which has taken in all parts of the world and continues to roll on, was back...
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ARJEN LUCASSEN Would Love Guest Appearances From David Gilmour, Geddy Lee, Ritchie Blackmore, Robert Plant On AYREON Album
Arjen Lucassen secured a stack of big prog names for his latest Ayreon album The Theory Of Everything, released today, including Keith Emerson, Rick Wakeman, Steve...
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Live Review: NJ Proghouse Homecoming Weekend – Roxy and Dukes Roadhouse, Dunellen (NJ) – October 12-13, 2013
Though the “big” progressive rock festival scene in the US – generally limited to the late spring and summer months – seems to be on...
