A chance to see a Rock and Roll Hall of Famer up close and personal packed the house Tuesday night at Jergel’s Rhythm Grille ...

The BFG shows also feature a more organic sound, particularly comparing Layton's stripped-down, club-friendly kit to the one ...

When ZZ Top came out of Houston in the early ‘70s, they played a fuzzy mix of blues and boogie rock that totally suited their appearance and background. With slight variations over the years ...

Gibbons is currently on tour in the U.S. with the other members of the BFGs — drummer Chris Layton (best known for his work ...

Gibbons, chieftain of the Lone Star rock ‘n’ roll trio ZZ Top since its formation over 55 years ago. But the long proclaimed “little ol’ band from Texas” is not the sole vehicle for Gibbons’ mash-up ...

ZZ Top emerged from Houston in the early 1970s, mixing blues, rock and boogie in songs like “La Grange,” “Tush” and “Waiting for the Bus.” In the mid-1980s the group broke out thanks to MTV and hit ...

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The record spiced Gibbons’ blues-stewed guitar ... of exactitude when working out songs,” Gibbons said. “The BFGs step alongside material much like ZZ Top, yet tend toward experimenting ...