A certifiable genius has come up with a random festival concert generator, Kesha owns a T-Rex song for an upcoming tribute album, and Metallica releases music from its upcoming massive release of the "S&M2" concerts last year with the San Francisco Symphony. (Photo: Ian Dickson/Wikipedia)

In July, 1970, Creedence Clearwater Revival released its most commercially successful (and jammed with hits) album, "Cosmo's Factory". We tell the story or the album as we make it our latest inductee into the Drive Rock of Fame.

Winnipeg's Classic Rock

Wolfgang Van Halen is trying to manage expectations about what his first solo record will sound like, David Lee Roth is keeping busy with his art (and making sure everyone knows that he's carrying the VH torch now), Classic Rock is dominating the pandemic streaming charts, and Bret Michaels is training to star in an upcoming action thriller? (Photo: YouTube: BretMichaelsOfficial)

Winnipeg's Classic Rock

A couple of the Nickelback guys recently guested on Chris Jericho's "Talk Is Jericho" podcast, and Jericho brought up this ridiculous hate that gets piled on the band. (Photo: WebIsJericho.com)

Winnipeg's Classic Rock

Ozzy, Jack & Sharon Osbourne are coming back to TV, Black Stone Cherry and Monster Truck release a song they created online in front of fans, and a new song from the upcoming Deep Purple album with a gawdawful name.

Winnipeg's Classic Rock

Metallica gets involved in an operation to buy up classic rock music rights, the Rock Hall induction ceremony won't be live, but it is coming up in the fall, and the Rolling Stones release an (old) new song to promote the upcoming release of the "Goats Head Soup" box set.