Mark Jenkins is a music journalist with over 15 years of experience covering rock history, artist profiles, and industry insights. He specializes in classic rock, musical instruments, and the cultural impact of legendary bands.
Collected Works · 20 Articles
A new tri-rotor drone design, the Aurora Drone, focuses on agility and power with a unique aerodynamic and organic form. Industrial designer Alberto Essesi created it for an aerospace client, pushing
A vacant Tribeca office building at 101 Franklin Street is set to become a 21-story luxury condominium with 72 apartments, approved by Manhattan Community Board 1. The project highlights a growing tre
Tommy DeCarlo, the lead singer for the iconic rock band Boston since 2007, has died at the age of 60 after a battle with brain cancer.
Industrial design studios are pioneering product innovation, offering comprehensive services from concept to manufacturing. These firms specialize in diverse sectors like electronics and luxury goods,
The Guess Who, with original members Burton Cummings and Randy Bachman, announce their first U.S. tour in 24 years, featuring classic hits and Bachman-Turner Overdrive songs.
Surviving members of Children Of Bodom reunited in Helsinki for tribute concerts honoring late frontman Alexi Laiho, hinting at future performances.
Rage Against the Machine's Tom Morello will join Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band for their entire upcoming U.S. arena tour, performing on selected songs and focusing on themes of democracy and
Steve Perry has officially denied rumors of rejoining Journey for their farewell tour, despite keyboardist Jonathan Cain's earlier comments suggesting he was considering it. Perry confirmed he is focu
Iconic Star Trek actor William Shatner has announced he is recording a 35-song heavy metal album at the age of 95, featuring covers and new material.
Iron Maiden will celebrate its 50th anniversary with EddFest, a two-day festival in Knebworth, England, featuring live music, a museum, and fan experiences.
Santana and The Doobie Brothers announce their "Oneness 2026 Tour," spanning over 25 North American cities this summer. Tickets go on sale February 20.
Dee Snider confirms health issues, including heart problems and arthritis, led to Twisted Sister's 50th-anniversary tour cancellation, but assures fans he is not dying and will continue other projects
Heart is preparing its first new album in a decade, with founding sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson actively writing songs. The classic rock band plans to release new music and a film as part of a legacy c
Gene Simmons of Kiss reignites controversy with his stance on rap music in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, defending his use of "ghetto" and highlighting rock's Black music roots.
Don Henley, a founding member of the Eagles, hinted that 2026 will likely be the band's final year, potentially ending their five-decade career.
Twisted Sister's 50th anniversary tour is canceled due to frontman Dee Snider's health issues, including degenerative arthritis and a heart condition.
Record Store Day 2026 on April 18 will feature exclusive releases from Robert Plant, Neil Young, and John Lennon. Limited edition vinyls and unique collaborations are set to excite collectors.
Queen guitarist Brian May expressed concerns about touring the U.S., calling it a "dangerous place" and impacting future performance plans for the legendary rock band.
Mötley Crüe has won its legal battle against founding guitarist Mick Mars. An arbitration ruling mandates Mars repay over $750,000 and sell his ownership stake, upholding the band's decision to remove
The Eagles performed without guitarist Joe Walsh for the first time since 1975 due to his flu, with Vince Gill and Deacon Frey stepping in.