iRock Nashville Music News Update – 90 sec – 2026-07-15 5:45 PM
From iRock Nashville, here is your extended music news update with Dj. Rockin' Cruz. Nashville's own Gears has dropped their highly anticipated album, "Spiral," just in time for the July 4th celebrations. This 15-track opus showcases the band's unique blend of sounds and will be celebrated with a live show in Nashville. In an exciting twist for fans of early 2000s rock, Michelle Branch has re-recorded her hit collaboration with Carlos Santana, "The Game Of Love," featuring its original vocalist, Gregg Alexander of New Radicals fame. This new version marks a significant moment as it brings back nostalgia for many listeners. Pär Sundström, the bassist and manager of SABATON, recently shared insights during an interview on TotalRock's "Louder" radio show. He addressed the band's unique focus on historical battles and heroism, emphasizing that their music is not a celebration of war, but rather a tribute to the stories behind it. Phil Collins opened up about his past battles with alcohol addiction in a candid interview with MOJO magazine, revealing how fellow rock legend Eric Clapton played a pivotal role in his recovery. Collins will soon be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Finally, Frozen Soul's lead vocalist Chad Green discussed their recent collaboration with My Chemical Romance's Gerard Way, detailing how this unexpected partnership came to be. Get more at iRock Nashville dot com, including more Nashville rock news and links to the full stories.
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