Brush Shiels, bassist with the Irish blues rock band, explains why despite two albums plus prestigious support tours with The Allman Brothers Band and Mountain under their belt – Moore still decided t ...

Depending upon which day of the week it was, Skid Row would be adored, banned, sued, lauded for entering the Billboard album chart at No.1 or lambasted by their rivals. One thing, though, was for ...

Happy anniversary to Skid Row's standout album, Slave to the Grind. Many commercial metal bands that garnered mainstream attention in the ‘80s and ‘90s suddenly became tamer and more calculated.

Skid Row released their self-titled debut album on Jan. 24, 1989, just before pop metal gave way to the next big thing. Skip to main content Skip to site footer Trending: ...

Skid Row’s latest album taps into that same original flame. Released late 2022, “The Gang’s All Here,” plays like the missing link between Skid Row’s debut and orca-heavy 1991 follow-up ...

Skid Row released their hugely acclaimed new album last Friday to massive global critical acclaim, with many publications hailing it as a spectacular comeback and one of the best rock albums of 2022.

Skid Row’s sophomore album, “Slave to the Grind,” marked a bold evolution in the band’s sound. Released in 1991, it showcased a heavier, more aggressive style that departed from their glam ...

Come celebrate 35 years of the 1st Album ‘Skid Row’ with us. But realize this is a real rock show and you never know what’s gonna happen”.

In their statement, Skid Row’s members added that they will remember the two years (and life) he spent in the group with a live album in the future. The best news, though, is that Hale is ...

Touring in support of their newest album, "The Gang’s All Here," Skid Row will play through new songs as well as the fan favorites that first put them on the map as Rock and Rollers in the late ...

In a new interview with Professor of Rock on YouTube, Skid Row guitarist Dave "Snake" Sabo recently revealed the band's smash hit, "I Remember You" almost didn't make their 1989 self-titled debut ...