The Rock & Roll Basement with Chad Tyson

Arnel Pineda shared an update on a social media post earlier this week where he said he would quick the band if it got 1 million negative comments, Tommy Lee's wife saved their dog from a coyote, and Ann Wilson has shared an update on her health (and it's good news!). 

The Rock Hall has announced the first wave of performers and presenters for this year's induction ceremony next month, Josh Klinghoffer is set to be arrainged tomorrow in connection with a car accident that left a pedestrian dead in March of this year, and Weird Al announced a big tour for 2025.

Ringo Starr and Dave Mason have both canceled the remainder of their tours for this year due to health issues, Jimmy Page was honored in Washinton D.C. last week, and the Scorpions announced a short Vegas residency next year for their 60th celebration.

Arnel Pineda from Journey has basically given fans the option to vote him out of the band, the Eagles residency at The Sphere is officially underway, and Jack White has made some of the shows from his No Name tour available on streaming. 

It sounds like Jane's Addiction is probably done, Dave Grohl's wife has reportedly been offered a book deal to tell her side of the story, and David Gilmour's tour kicks off next week.

Metallica is keeping their M72 World Tour rolling in 2025, Eagles have a cool experience lined up at the Venetian called "Third Encore" for their Sphere residency, and the new doc-series "Nothin' But a Good Time: The Uncensored Story of 80s Hair Metal" is out now on Paramount+!

Jane's Addiction releases a new song, JD Souther passes, and Green Day's "Dookie" is now 20x Platinum.  

REO Speedwagon has announced they will no longer be touring anymore after this year, the late Eddie Money's final song has been released, and Styx has announced a run of shows in Vegas for early next year,

Lots of Jane's Addiction news to cover in the Rock Report today, along with stories about another Queen box set coming out next month, and Bruce Springsteen playing Sea Hear How over the weekend at Asbury Park, NJ.

Alex Van Halen has announced his book signing tour dates, Bret Michaels responds to Rikki Rockett's social post about Poison not touring in 2025, and the possible sale of Pink Floyd's catalog is back in the news.

Billy Joel's MSG residency made a ton of money, Jon Bon Jovi talked a woman out of jumping off a bridge in Nashville, and Chrissie Hynde from The Pretenders is NOT a fan of cell phones at concerts.

Judas Priest has revealed details about the Rocka Rolla resissue, The Heartbreakers Beach Party documentary will be shown in theaters next month, and Sting does NOT mind when fans get their phones out at concerts for pics and videos!

Dave Grohl is making some news today. Tyson gives you his thoughts on that, along with details about Heart's rescheduled dates for their Royal Flush Tour and info about the club shows Motley Crue is doing in October.

For the Big 3 today we have stories about Foo Fighters, Bryan Adams, and Kansas, plus an update on the format. PROGRAMMING NOTE: The basement is all rock once again - the sports stuff is moving to a new podcast called "The Black & Gold N'at Podcast" which is on Spreaker now, and everywhere soon! Chcek it out here: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-black-gold-n-at-podcast--6289985

Green Day had to pause their show in Detroit for about 10 minutes cause somebody flew a drone into the ballpark, Sammy Hagar gives an update on Jason Bonham leaving the tour to be with his mother, and Matthias Jabs from the Scorpions gives a health update.

Brian May from Queen has revelaed that he recently suffered a minor stroke, Bruce Hall is still not back on the road with Reo Speedwagon despite recovering from back surgery earlier this summer, and James Hetfield has a role in a new movie that's opening up this Friday. 

Alex Van Halen has shared a clip of the last song he recorded with his brother, the late Eddie Van Halen. Also, a look at some of the betting odds for the Oasis reunion tour, and details about the next reissue from the Tom Petty vaults. 

The Journery lawsuit has ended in favor of Jonathan Cain, Billboard has put out a new list of the Most Iconic Guitars of All-Time, and David Gilmour talks Roger Waters and Pink Floyd catalog in new interview with Rolling Stone. 

Actor Jeremy Allen White has starting preparing to play the role of Bruce Springsteen in an upcoming film, Linkin Park is teasing another announcement after teasing one for today and NOT making an announcement, and Derek Trucks has a new whiskey that's being launched later this year. 

The Oasis reunion is happening! There's also a course about the Grateful Dead being offered at Stanford this fall, and if somebody ever offers you Snake Pit passes at a Metallica show...TAKE THEM!!

Linkin Park, Oasis, and th Tom Petty estate are all teasing announcements this week, plus Dead & Company is interested in possibly doing another residency at The Sphere, and Bryan Adams' covers of two KISS songs are out this week on his new record label. 

Phil Collins is reportedly working on new music, Ace Frehley thinks he knows what the downfall of the original KISS lineup was, and The Beatles have teamed up with Loog for a new line of childrens guitars!

Yeah, you read that right! Got that covered today, along with info about a new album featuring the late Stevie Ray Vaughan and Albert King that's due out in October, plus details about The Black Crowes adding new show dates and kinda reworking their tour schedule for the rest of the year. 

Foreinger dropped a previously unreleased song today, Billy Corgan has an event coming up later this year featuring Bozo the Clown doing Bob Ross painting lessons, and Great White has decided to change the name of the band after Jack Russell's passing last week. 

Will Sammy Hagar be doing a new album with the band he is touring with right now?  He says YES.  More on that, the new Paul McCartney documentary, and a show Pantera did last week where a couple guys from Metallica joined them for "WALK" in today's report.