We preview Vols/Hogs with Bob Kesling.… MORE
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VOLS FALL TO TIDE
Vols head into bye week with work to do… MORE
KESLING CALL: ALABAMA WEEK
Get a preview of the Vols/Tide… MORE
VOLS MAKE CHANGES TO COACHING STAFF
The Vols fell to Kentucky at home for first time since 1984… MORE
KESLING CALL: KENTUCKY WEEK
The Voice of the Vols breaks down UT/UK game.… MORE
VOLS HEAD HOME RANKED #18
UT still in Top 20 after loss to Dawgs… MORE
2ND HALF BLUES FOR VOLS
The Vols fall to Georgia, take on UK in Week 4. … MORE
KZ106 Kesling Call: Georgia
We look ahead to a big rivalry game for the Vols… MORE
VOLS TAKE BITE OUT OF TIGERS
UT runs win streak to 8 in a row. Next up Georgia!… MORE
VOLS START SEASON WITH BIG ROAD WIN
Vols stretch win streak to 7 games… MORE
Rock News
Little River Band Co-Founder, Roger McLachlan, Dies At Age 71
Little River Band co-founder and original bassist Roger McLachlan has passed away at the age of 71 after battling pancreatic cancer. McLachlan, born in 1954 in New Zealand, was known for his musical talent and significant early contributions to the band. He initially joined the group after an agent mentioned they were looking for a…
Bush Announce New Album, ‘I Beat Loneliness,’ Share First Track, “60 Ways To Forget People”
Bush has just announced that their upcoming album, I Beat Loneliness, is set to be released on July 18, with the band also unveiling the first track lifted from the record, “60 Ways to Forget People.” “What I feel about this record is it addresses the common struggles we all have,” frontman Gavin Rossdale said…
Bruce Springsteen Shares Another Unreleased Song, “Blind Spot,” From ‘Tracks II: The Lost Albums’
On Thursday (April 17), Bruce Springsteen shared the unreleased song, “Blind Spot,” from the Streets of Philadelphia Sessions, part of the seven previously unheard LPs set to be released in Tracks II: The Lost Albums. Long known by fans as the “Drum Loop” album, the Streets of Philadelphia Sessions was recorded in the mid-Nineties at…
Metallica, Billy Idol, Eddie Vedder, Depeche Mode Set To Take Part In 2025 Tribeca Festival
The Tribeca Festival has just revealed its 2025 lineup, which features bands and musicians such as Metallica, Eddie Vedder, Depeche Mode, and Billy Idol showcasing documentaries at the festival. Vedder and Idol will also perform following screenings of their respective films – Matter of Time and Billy Idol Should Be Dead – while members of…