Photos by Greg Maki
LIVE PHOTOS: John Corabi & Friends – 07/29/26 – Rams Head on Stage – Annapolis, Maryland
Photos by Greg Maki
Photos by Greg Maki
The Dead Daisies will release a blues album titled "Lookin' for Trouble" on May 30, 2025, via Fame Records. Find pre-order links here. The first single, a cover of Robert Johnson's "Crossroads," is available for streaming, and a music video can be seen below. The band recorded "Lookin' for Trouble" during the same sessions that... Continue Reading →
The Dead Daisies have shared "I Wanna Be Your Bitch," the latest single from their upcoming seventh studio album, "Light 'Em Up." The new record is Sept. 6, 2024, distributed globally by SPV Germany and Ward Records in Japan; pre-order it here. “'Light ‘Em Up' is a straightforward hard rocker," bassist Michael Devin said. "We... Continue Reading →
The Dead Daisies have shared the title track from their upcoming album "Light 'Em Up." Watch the video below. Recorded in Nashville, Tennessee, with Producer Marti Frederiksen, “Light ‘Em Up” is the band’s first new single since 2022 and the first with singer John Corabi since 2018. The new album is scheduled for release on... Continue Reading →
The Dead Daisies will release the new single "Light 'Em Up," the title track from their upcoming album, on May 10, 2024. The band also has set tour dates in the United States, U.K. and Europe. “Our 2024 Tour has been locked and we’re gonna have some great nights of kickass rock!" guitarist Doug Aldrich... Continue Reading →
After tours of the United States, Japan and Europe in support of its “Best of” album in 2023, The Dead Daisies have spent the early part of 2024 in both Nashville and Muscle Shoals busy in the studio with producer Marti Frederiksen writing and recording songs for their new studio album to be released later... Continue Reading →
John Corabi has returned as frontman of hard rock collective The Dead Daisies. The band also has enlisted former Whitesnake bassist Michael Devin, joining guitarist/founder David Lowy, guitarist Doug Aldrich and drummer Brian Tichy. Corabi and Devin are replacing Glenn Hughes, who had been the band's vocalist and bassist since 2019 and appeared on two... Continue Reading →