Corey Irwin is a writer and editor for Ultimate Classic Rock. He’s spent more than 15 years working in radio, including stints in Los Angeles and San Francisco. In addition to UCR, he has written for Diffuser, Ultimate Prince and Music Connection Magazine
Corey Irwin
Eric Clapton Details ‘Severe Reactions’ to AstraZeneca Vaccine
Guitarist blames U.K. government "propaganda" for what he believes was misinformation about the vaccine's safety.
Joan Jett’s First Two Albums Turned Into a Graphic Novel
‘Bad Reputation’ and ‘I Love Rock ‘n Roll’ get the comic book treatment in honor of their 40th anniversaries.
Ozzy Osbourne ‘Happy’ Rock HOF is Honoring Randy Rhoads’ ‘Genius’
Ozzy believes his former bandmate is "getting his due."
2021 Rock Hall Inductees Roundtable: Our Writers Answer Five Important Questions About Thi…
Our writers break down the surprises, exclusions and head-scratching decisions surrounding the new class.
Nancy Wilson Announces Livestream Show With the Seattle Symphony
Performance will include Heart classics along with songs from her newly released solo debut.
Lloyd Price, Early Rock Pioneer, Dead at 88
Rock and Roll Hall of Famer's biggest hits included "Personality," "Stagger Lee" and "I'm Gonna Get Married."
Underrated Def Leppard: The Most Overlooked Song From Each Album
Band is known for their chart-topping hits, but there are plenty of hidden gems fans may have missed.
When ‘The Bionic Woman’ Visited David Lee Roth’s House
An episode of the classic series was filmed in the Van Halen frontman's home.
Why Quitting ‘Charlie’s Angels’ ‘Almost Sank’ Farrah Fawcett
Actress left the hit series in May of 1977, after just one season on the air.
Watch Ann Wilson Cover Led Zeppelin and Tom Petty with Gov’t Mule
Heart singer joined the Southern jam band during their recent performance in New Haven, Ct.
Johnny Van Zant Quarantining After Contracting COVID-19
Lynyrd Skynyrd singer cautions fans to "wear your mask" following his diagnosis.
Paul McCartney: Last Great, Last Good, First Bad Album Roundtable
Five writers debate the good - and not so good - releases from the former Beatle's solo career.