Interviews

"People may find that hard to believe, but it had never happened," Warren Haynes tells UCR. "It was history."

"It sounds silly, but we were much more stoned," Chris Robinson tells UCR, looking back at their second album.

Former Babys and Bad English vocalist John Waite is also part of the trek.

Vocalist Joey Tempest also tells UCR why the band didn't record "Look Away," which became a number one hit for Chicago.

Mark St. John had just been hired as the band's second replacement for Ace Frehley.

Art director Hugh Syme talks to UCR about the prog-rock trio's playful cover of the 1989 LP.

They almost didn't record the song that made them too popular to take out their own trash.

He tells UCR that former Black Sabbath frontman's fans told him, 'Randy Rhoads rules; you suck.'

The legendary producer and musician tells UCR about "The More I Love My Life," his new single.

His upcoming solo project 'Euphoria' follows touring and studio work with the group.