Rainbow

A picture is worth a thousand words.

Ritchie Blackmore said he invited Glenn Hughes to join the 2016 incarnation of Rainbow, and that it came to within a day of actually happening.

Ritchie Blackmore has admitted that the Rainbow reunion shows of 2016 could have been better.

Ritchie Blackmore's live shows with the 2017 edition of Rainbow are being commemorated with the release of a new CD/DVD package titled 'Memories in Rock II.'

Ritchie Blackmore's "return to rock" shows with a revamped Rainbow lineup were a bit of a disappointment for fans who'd hoped to see Blackmore reunite with some of his former bandmates.

Ritchie Blackmore is indicating that he'd make some song changes if he were to reconvene Rainbow again in the future.

Ritchie Blackmore reached deeper into his past for the final night of his 2016 return to rock.

Performing their final scheduled show, Rainbow added two MK III Deep Purple classics to their setlist: 'Burn' and 'Soldier of Fortune.'

What began as an informal session to record a Quatermass song laid the groundwork for something else.

Craig Gruber, a longtime former collaborator of Ronnie James Dio's, died yesterday after a bout with prostate cancer.

The forthcoming 'Rainbow: Live in Munich 1977' offers fans a remastered -- and comprehensive -- glimpse of Ritchie Blackmore's band with Ronnie James Dio and Cozy Powell. In fact, the April 30 release is the only complete performance ever filmed from that era.

Ritchie Blackmore, Joe Lynn Turner and Rainbow on today with Stone Cold, a big hit in 1982 that's hardly ever on the air anymore.  Perfect for the Vinyl Vault!  As a matter of fact, this track was the band's only top 40 hit so I'm guessing many will remember it...