Foxy Shazam

Foxy Shazam have announced they're disbanding after ten years of touring and recording, but hope to return someday.

Foxy Shazam frontman Eric Nally speaks with Loudwire about the band's 'Gonzo' album, their creative independence and their touring plans.

Slash and his gang are on a nonstop trek in promotion of their latest album ‘Apocalyptic Love’ and New York fans definitely showed them some love Tuesday night, Sept. 18, at Hammerstein Ballroom.

Although the sighting of a music video on MTV has drifted into the realm of Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster or a Courtney Love news story that has to do with her music, that doesn't mean the art form of songs put to film has been entirely lost. Thanks to the eccentric musicians from Foxy Shazam, the …

Foxy Shazam have been conducting services for ‘The Church of Rock and Roll’ since the disc’s release in January, and now they're offering up a live treat in honor of our country's independence.

Didn’t see your city listed on Slash’s upcoming summer tour? Good news - Slash featuring Myles Kennedy & the Conspirators have just added a fall leg to their 2012 itinerary with 18 new shows.

For retro-rockers Foxy Shazam, there's nothing off limits during their live show.
Frontman Eric Sean Nally can frequently be seen nestled on the shoulders of keyboard player Sky White, seeing how many cigarettes he can smoke at one time, and oh yeah, the occasional headstand...

Foxy Shazam are one of the most interesting and original bands on rock radio today. Although they owe their sound to classic rock giants such as Queen and Elton John, the flamboyant sextet flaunt their signature style with every song they put to tape.

On June 16, Our Lady Peace, Pop Evil, Foxy Shazam and more will perform at the 2012 Wingstock Festival at the Fifth Third minor league baseball park in Comstock Park, Mich. Also on the lineup are Wayland and '80s metal band Dokken.

Psychedelic rockers Foxy Shazam started off the year opening up for The Darkness, but on Tuesday (March 27) the band headlined a sold out show of their own at The Knitting Factory in Brooklyn, New York.