Night Ranger certainly did their part to provide one hell of a soundtrack for the big hair generation, writing numerous rocktastic hook-filled hits during the ‘80s. As we discovered when making this list of the Top 10 Best Night Rang
Today, we're pleased to bring you the exclusive world premiere of a brand new and very unique live performance of Night Ranger’s classic anthem ‘(You Can Still) Rock In America.' It's taken from the band’s upcoming acoustic live CD and DVD, ‘24 Strings & A Drummer - Live & Acoustic,’ which will be released on Oct. 22.
Night Ranger made their first recorded noise as a group in 1982 with the release of their debut album ‘Dawn Patrol.’ They’re celebrating the 30th anniversary of that moment with the release of a new live album and DVD on Oct. 22.
Sometimes in the classic rock world, you don’t know whether you’re looking at truth or fiction. If you see Eddie Money working as a travel agent, well that's just a funny Geico commercial. But a bunch of reality show contestants taking their worst shot at singing Night Ranger’s ‘Sister Christian’ in front of the real Night Ranger on ‘The Bachelor Pad?’ Oh yeah, that really happened.
When Night Ranger tours this summer, fans can expect the hits. In fact, fans can count on songs like 'Sister Christian' for as long as the band is physically able to take the stage. In an interview with Fox News frontman Jack Blades says it doesn't get old, even after 30 years.
For Night Ranger bassist/vocalist Jack Blades, his new solo album ‘Rock N’ Roll Ride’ is a high octane digital platter of new music which encapsulates what could best be described as a lifetime spent “rockin’.”
Following the success of last year's new album and tour from Night Ranger, bassist and vocalist Jack Blades is set to release a brand new solo record. 'Rock N Roll Ride,' set to be released March 27 on the Frontiers label, will be Blades' second ever solo release, following his 2004 self-titled disc.
Journey delivered a hit-filled, precisely performed concert that had 17,000 fans at Cleveland's Blossom Music Center on their feet and cheering for about eighty straight minutes last night (Aug. 2). The '80s legends headlined a bill that also featured sets from Foreigner and Night Ranger. (You can read about Foreigner's performance in our separate review posted right here.)
Online editions of ‘Somewhere in California,’ the new Night Ranger album, now feature even more new music to enjoy, thanks to a pair of AC/DC and Damn Yankees cover songs that are being sold as exclusive tracks through Amazon and iTunes.
Veteran California rockers Night Ranger will be back out on the road this summer as part of a massive triple bill also featuring fellow '80s rockers Foreigner as part of an evening of countless hits headlined by Journey.
