Dale Maplethorpe is a journalist at Far Out Magazine. With a passion for music and a commitment to raising awareness about grassroots venues and indie artists, he covers a wide range of topics including music genres, pop culture, and nightlife. Dale's work has been featured in Gigwise and Far Out Magazine, showcasing his dedication to the arts and entertainment landscape.
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While Woodstock is remembered as one of the most famous festivals of all time, it wasn't without his issues.
Noel Gallagher has never been afraid to give his opinion on various forms of music, and as such, there was no hesitation when naming his worst genre.
Jethro Tull might not be the most exciting band when they're on tour, but a lot of groups could use a dose of such normality.
Punk crowds were often incredibly unpredictable, as Lemmy found out the hard way when he played a disgusting set.
By: Dale Maplethorpe
On a night that was supposed to be a celebration, tensions were high, but Sammy Hagar still had a beautiful moment.
When Jimmy Page and Joe Walsh got talking after a show in Cleveland, the Eagles guitarist worked out a way to help elevate Led Zeppelin's sound.
As Aerosmith were continually compared to The Rolling Stones, Steven Tyler resorted out a song from when he was younger.
By: Dale Maplethorpe
Bruce Springsteen knows his way around a cover, and when he was putting together a covers album, he knew he had to turn to one record label.
What happens when two great songwriting forces cross paths? Well, it turns out, not a great deal, as Brian Wilson found out.
By: Dale Maplethorpe
Christine McVie always felt a real connection with the blues, and it was this artist who helped her develop as much.
