Music & Radio News
Your midweek roundup of the rock and Americana news that matters to south Georgia listeners, from the Hollywood Bowl to Wild Adventures.
Your Tuesday, October 27 music and radio brief from Pretoria Fields Radio: new tours, a long-awaited film, fresh Americana on the shelf, and a few birthdays worth raising a glass to.
Your Monday music and radio rundown for October 26, 2026: new rock on the shelves, a Foreigner voice stepping off the road, a Georgia bluesman climbing the Americana chart, and the AM radio bill waiting on the Senate.
Your Sunday music brief from Pretoria Fields Radio: a Waycross boy heads for the Rock Hall, a fresh stack of new records for the turntable, and the AM radio fight stalls in Washington.
A heavy new record from the Sabbath riff-master, a country homecoming album, a classic-lineup Aerosmith reunion in Los Angeles, and a 90th birthday for a Rolling Stone, all in your Saturday music roundup from Pretoria Fields Radio.
New releases are out this Friday, Boston radio says goodbye to a legend, and today marks the 60th anniversary of the Jimi Hendrix Experience recording “Hey Joe.”
A new Rolling Stones single, Aerosmith rehearsing with Joey Kramer back on drums, the Eagles’ Sphere run growing again, fresh Brothers Osborne music on the way, and a Boston radio great signing off. Here’s what’s going on this Thursday, October 22.
Farewell-tour news close to home, new music on the way, radio’s big night in New York, and a few rock-history moments from October 21.
A Southern rock anniversary that still hurts, a Gainesville birthday worth celebrating, a Mötley Crüe return to Vegas, Brothers Osborne’s new record due Friday, and the latest on the radio business.
Atlanta’s Cumulus Media comes out of bankruptcy, Richard Thompson lands his 20th solo album, Zebra readies its first record in 23 years, and Tuesday marks 49 years since the Skynyrd plane crash.
