Peter Frampton and David Bowie used to swap songs during their lunch break at high school, joining forces once again two ...

The post Peter Frampton Maps Out 2024 US Tour appeared first on Consequence. Peter Frampton is getting his band back together once again for the “Positively Thankful Tour,” a nine-date outing taking ...

Peter Frampton made rock and roll history in the 1970s when his two-disc “Frampton Comes Alive” sold 11 million copies, more than any other live album up to that point. Now, the veteran guitarist and ...

The talk box itself dated back decades. Jazz guitarist Alvino Rey had pioneered the effect in 1939 using a microphone designed for military pilot communications. But Drake brought it to a wider ...

Jazz singer Deborah Silver has released a new cover of Peter Frampton classic love song “Baby, I Love Your Way” that features the guitar talents of recent Rock ...

February 11, 2025—Today, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee and Grammy Award-winning guitarist, Peter Frampton, unveils a slew of additional shows ahead of the “Let’s Do It Again!” tour set for this ...

Nearly fifty years after the release of his landmark album “Frampton Comes Alive!” Peter Frampton finds himself busier than ever. He spent much of April on tour, he’s working on new music, and is ...

NEW YORK, NY - MAY 09: Peter Frampton joins Billy Joel on "Show Me The Way" and "Baby I Love Your Way" on Joel's 70th birhtday and his 64th consecutive sold out show of his residency at Madison Square ...

Megadeth and Peter Frampton have been embroiled in a tiff after both had their Richmond, Virginia shows at Virginia Credit Union Live! at the Richmond Raceway cancelled. Megadeth were scheduled to hit ...

During a 2009 interview with Cleveland.com, Frampton named his favorite Beatles song. He picked “Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)” from Rubber Soul. “There’s an emotion there in John’s voice,” he ...

"I'm no angel," joked the iconic artist and virtuoso guitarist Peter Frampton to a group of fifty fans sitting around him on ...

In 1976, record shoppers knew what they liked – the Eagles and Rolling Stones, Stevie Wonder and Bob Dylan – and they bought it in droves. Only 11 different albums reached No. 1 on the Billboard 200 ...