The Stray Cats have announced their first tour since Brian Setzer shared he was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease in February Setzer has since released a video of himself playing guitar in April ...

Iconic ‘80s Rock Band Announces New Tour After Guitarist’s Health Struggles originally appeared on Parade. You can't keep a good Stray Cat down. It's been five months since Brian Setzer revealed that ...

Musician Brian Setzer announced on Thursday that he can no longer play guitar. In a social media post, the leader of the 1980s rockabilly band The Stray Cats and the ’90s swing band The Brian Setzer ...

Rockabilly legend Brian Setzer ignites the stage for the first time in over 4 years, with Grammy-winning sensation blues guitarist Yates McKendree! I have said Yates is proof of reincarnation, only a ...

Brian Setzer’s guitar work has been at the forefront of two major musical revivals. First, he and the Stray Cats helped to revitalize ‘50s-style rockabilly in the ‘80s. Then, the Brian Setzer ...

First it was just one show. Now it’s the whole tour. The rockabilly band Stray Cats, made famous in the 1980s with songs like “Stray Cat Strut” and “(She’s) Sexy + 17,” announced that they are ...

A beloved rock band formed in 1979 was set to perform the opening show of their tour on Saturday. Unfortunately, the group was forced to cancel. Parade reports that Stray Cats — a Massapequa, New York ...

View post: Original 'Batman,' 'Wonder Woman' Costumes Fetch Fortune at Auction The Stray Cats Tour Cancellation The Stray Cats cancelled their U.S. tour due to Brian Setzer’s “serious illness.” Setzer ...

MINNEAPOLIS — Celebrated guitarist Brian Setzer is returning to touring this fall after announcing a pause last winter because of an injury from cramps in his hands. Setzer will return to the road ...

It was scheduled to start on Oct. 25 but the first night was canceled because of Brian Setzer’s “serious illness,” Rolling Stone reported. Now the entire tour has been canceled. Setzer wrote on ...

It’s been 10 years since Brian Setzer released a holiday album, but he’s finally broken his streak with the October release of “Rockin’ Rudolph.” Recorded with his 18-piece “orchestra,” the new album ...