The first rock star on a live album asking ... he sings, “Out to the road, out ‘neath the stars, feelin’ the breeze, passin’ the cars.” For me, this is my favorite Bob Seger story ...

As Seger told the Canadian crowd that evening, though the bulk of what would become the Night Moves album had already ... obvious package is these come out as Bob Seger: The Lost Era or whatever ...

Seger also contributed backing vocals to another song on the Gene Simmons album ... Bob explained. “We hadn’t been sitting down for more than five minutes and I just blurted out ...

The LCA show is part of Church's tour backing his new album "Evangeline vs. the Machine," due out Friday ... down") and includes a reference to Bob Seger's "Hollywood Nights." ...

Not Bob Seger. Following a lukewarm career that finally yielded results in 1975, Seger charged back hard on his ninth album and was rewarded ... But back when it came out in 1978, Seger's ode ...

Bob Seger celebrated a big birthday. The “Night Moves” singer turned 80 years old on May 6, 2025, and he received plenty of birthday wishes from fans. On social media, fans gave Seger a shout ...

But none of them feel quite like home the same way Bob Seger does ... detective who is a fish out of water while working a case in California. Nos. 6 through 8 show Seger’s softer side, which ...

Here is a brief rundown of some coming entertainment options in Northeast Ohio. Make submissions for consideration via email to [email protected] or [email protected]. You ...

Like so many high-school-aged American kids in the early and mid-60s, Bob ... as Seger reflects back on glories and mistakes, binding the two poles crying out: “Let the cowboys ride against ...

DETROIT — "Old Time Rock and Roll"-er, Rock & Roll Hall of Famer and Michigan icon Bob Seger turned 80 years ... the world since he released his debut album "Ramblin' Gamblin' Man" in 1969.

The album opens with the insistent “What Kind of Love,” a hit from 1992, and also includes “Shame on the Moon,” a relaxed, ruminative ballad Bob Seger brought to the Billboard Top 10 in 19 ...

Already in 1969, he achieved his first national success with "Ramblin’ Gamblin’ Man", the title track of the album bearing the same name. Bob Seger often liked to change the names of the bands ...