Nick DeRiso

Nick DeRiso is UCR's assistant managing editor, and author of 'Journey: Worlds Apart.' He has been named columnist of the year five times by the Associated Press, Louisiana Press Association, and Louisiana Sports Writers Association, and previously oversaw a daily newspaper section that was named Top 10 in the nation by the AP.

Watch David Gilmour’s First Live Performance in Four Years

He joined daughter Romany Gilmour at a tiny pub to perform a Pink Floyd classic.

Top 20 Pink Floyd Solo Songs

With a similar ebb and flow, they might have completed the band's next great double album.

Jeff Beck’s Famous Strat Is Now Being Loaned to Other Guitarists

Toto's Steve Lukather brought it onstage weeks after John Mayer played the instrument with Dead & Company.

Guess Who Has Settled Bitter Legal Issues Over Band Name

Former classic-era members Burton Cummings and Randy Bachman said the current edition was simply a "cover band."

Neil Young Confirms Another Show After Halted Crazy Horse Tour

He's reuniting with former Buffalo Springfield and CSNY bandmate Stephen Stills.

How Brian Wilson’s Band Might Tour Again Without Brian Wilson

Beach Boys legend is now using a wheelchair after being placed in a conservatorship.

Is Bad Posture Keeping REO Speedwagon’s Bruce Hall Off the Road?

He was replaced on tour after undergoing back surgery in November.

Who Are the ‘Big 4′ of Prog Rock?

One of them basically invented the genre. Another opened the door for its pop transformation.

Listen to Neil Young’s Previously Unreleased Version of ‘Thrasher’

It's from the San Francisco residency in May 1978 that was partially featured on 'Rust Never Sleeps.'

Surviving Byrds Return With ‘Sweetheart of the Rodeo’ Live Album

Roger McGuinn and Chris Hillman are celebrating the pioneering country-rock gem with Marty Stuart.

Top 20 Eagles Solo Songs

Some moments were quite surprising for fans who liked them better in Old West outfits.

The Iggy Pop Tour With ‘Only Drugs and Booze’ Backstage

His motto for the drug-fueled trek was reportedly No Blow, No Show.

The Cure Set to Release First New Songs Since 2008

Sales of limited-edition copies of "And Nothing Is Forever" and "I Can Never Say Goodbye" will benefit Brian Eno's charity.

The Smile Confirms Third Album ‘Cutouts’ After Cryptic Messages

Supergroup featuring members of Radiohead also released two new songs.

Journey’s Jonathan Cain Says Neal Schon Is Backtracking in Court

Latest salvo in their long-standing feud follows a mediated agreement from just last week.

Steve Howe Is Sticking With the Original Yes Album Mixes

Steven Wilson's Dolby Atmos version of 'Fragile' arrived in May.

Jeff Lynne Launches Farewell ELO Tour: Set List, Videos

Final dates follow a five-year hiatus from the road.

Neal Schon Gives in on Key Legal Request From Jonathan Cain

Journey's fall 2024 dates in the U.K. and Ireland were abruptly canceled amid this ongoing feud.

Pete Best Has Turned Early Beatles Venue Into an AirBnB

Casbah Coffee Club played host to the original five-man lineup nearly 40 times.

Watch Paul McCartney Cover Neil Young in Surprise Club Appearance

Hamptons guest turn with producer Andrew Watt might hint at things to come.