The band members initially didn't like the song that would become their only No. 1 hit.

One thing you can say about Cheap Trick: After five decades of making music, the Rockford, Illinois, quartet has been pretty consistent. There have been a few slight detours along the way, such as in ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Studio album number 21 in a career of half a century and counting, All Washed Up finds Cheap Trick on killer form, dispensing ...

When the LP's first single, "Twelve Gates", was first made available in August, CHEAP TRICK bassist Tom Pettersson said: "Our newest single release, 'Twelve Gates', from the 2025 LP 'All Washed Up', ...

Cheap Trick's “Surrender” had a modest chart run in 1978, but its legacy became much bigger.

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Nearly 50 years after forming and 45 years since its first album, Cheap Trick’s members have come to a realization. “We’re too dumb to quit, and we’re too entrenched in what we do,” ...

Cheap Trick, the rock band hailing from Illinois, has been performing for over five decades, releasing hits like “I Want You to Want Me”, “Dream Police”, “The Flame”, and “Surrender.” The band ...

Cheap Trick has been on a three-year cycle between albums during the past decade, but that doesn't mean the band isn't thinking about new material in the interim. By Gary Graff Cheap Trick has been on ...

How did Cheap Trick become famous? Cheap Trick was formed in 1973. According to Ultimate Classic Rock, Cheap Trick started performing at bowling allies and small concert venues around the band’s ...

Review & setlist: Cheap Trick heats up Hot Stove Cool Music 25th anniversary concert Cheap Trick certainly did its part to energize the audience. The Rock and Roll Hall of Famers burned through a ...

Rock 'n Roll fans were out in force as the hard-rocking group Cheap Trick took the stage at Brown County Music Center on December 8, 2024. The original band members of Robin Zander (vocals, rhythm ...

Just last week, the remaining members of KISS, Paul Stanley, Gene Simmons, and Peter Criss, traveled to Washington, D.C., for the Kennedy Center Honors ceremony. Celebrating the rich history of the ...