More classic rock gold has emerged on the Midnight Special's YouTube channel, and this latest nugget is a Montrose performance from early 1975. The January 3 performance was Montrose's second on the ...

“Bad Motor Scooter” is a classic rock ’n’ roll song from the ’70s group Montrose. Sammy Hagar was the band’s vocalist and kept the song popular into his solo career so guys as young as I am could see ...

Guitarist Ronnie Montrose has died. He was 64. The hard-rocking bandleader most famously fronted an eponymous group in the 1970s that featured future Van Halen frontman Sammy Hagar on vocals, and the ...

With screaming guitars and big hair, the hard-rock band Montrose had a devoted following in the early 1970s. Founding guitarist Ronnie Montrose and his resurrected band return to the State Theatre on ...

The Grateful Dead legend Bob Weir recently made a surprise guest appearance with the Best of All Worlds band, playing Sammy Hagar's Gibson Explorer alongside Joe Satriani and co. for a rendition of ...

Guitarist Ronnie Montrose, one of rock's great sidemen, whose namesake band introduced Sammy Hagar to the world, died Saturday. He was 64. The cause was complications from prostate cancer, said his ...

The guy who brought the world "Bad Motor Scooter" is now motivated by grander forms of transportation. Sammy Hagar, former Van Halen rock band member and the artist behind "I Can't Drive 55," is ...