The Jacks deliver lean, rugged Rock & Roll with songs that will sound like instant classics after a couple of listens. If The Strokes, The Rolling Stones, and Cage The Elephant had a baby, it’s name would be The Jacks.
Category: Rock
Video of the Day: The Stray Cats – Rock It Off
The boys haven’t lost a step proving once again that Rockabilly is pretty much timeless.
Video of the Day: Richie Kotzen Venom
Guitar virtuoso Richie Kotzen has played with many top-notch band including Poison and Mr. Big. But, it is as a solo act that we really get to see he freak flag fly. Here is his latest single.
Video of the Day: Hollis Brown – Do Me Right
They got the name from a Bob Dylan song but their Rock and Roll sound is wholly unique. Part Southern Rock with a bit of the Bodeans in them, their upcoming record Ozone Park is going to be a winner.
Video of the Day: Tesla – Tastes Like
It’s no accident that Shock, the latest and definitely one of the greatest, records of their career has Tesla riding the Def Leppard train. The album was produced by Leppard guitar player Phil Collen.
Video of the Day: Black Mountain – Licensed To Drive
This one is a record that is shaping up to be one of the Rock records of the year. Destroyer, is Psychedelic Rock at its primal best. Floating somewhere South of Black Sabbath and north of Queens of the Stone Age, this Norwegian band May have just released the road trip record of the year.
Live Video of the Day: Iron Maiden – Flight of the Icarus (Live from the Legacy of the Beast tour)
A Rock and Roll show of the highest order. Let’s just say after all these years Bruce Dickinson and the boys still bring the house down complete with flame throwers.
Video of the Day: Dizzy Reed – Rock and Roll Ain’t Easy
The Guns ‘N’ Roses keyboard player goes front and center on this single from his upcoming record.
Video of the Day: Rival Sons – Too Bad
The latest single and video to be released in support of the new record Feral Roots.
Video of the Day: Trucker Diablo – Other Side of the City
Rockers Trucker Diablo have already stormed the U.K. with their somewhat 80’s brand of AOR Rock and now they have their amps set on U.S. domination with this single in advance of their upcoming record.
Rock Is The New Roll 