Category: GOO GOO DOLLS

Perhaps frontman John Rzeznik and the GOO GOO DOLLS had the best foresight out of anyone during lockdown. As other musicians were writing about claustrophobic isolation, the Goos decided to press fast-forward on the rest of 2020—right to Christmas with the band’s first holiday album in its 30 years: “It’s Christmas All Over” has the sort of mix of classic holiday favorites, as well as a couple of new originals written by the band.
With the live shows wiped out due to the ongoing global pandemic, Goo Goo Dolls decided to record a festive album, a project that Rzeznik told he had “great fun” putting together. Co-produced…

GOO GOO DOLLS are celebrating their 30 years of existence with a new release, “Boxes“. On this new album, the Goo Goo Dolls seem to have rekindled the charismatic flair first featured on 1995’s breakout album A Boy Named Goo, launching the band atop rock’s mainstream menu.30 years. This amount of time constitutes the entirety of what many consider to...

thanks to Zack * The GOO GOO DOLLS always have been one of the few alternative rock bands worth to listen in my book. Their first albums are quite aggressive, and then in the mid-nineties they changed a little to a more mainstream adult orientated rock which was not bad at all.“Magnetic”, the band’s tenth album to be released tomorrow,...

When the Goo Goo Dolls released “Let Love In” in 2006, it was received with much criticism, especially on the production of the album. Because of that expectations for the next album were high.Recording sessions began in 2008 and about one and a half years later, at the end of 2009, the album was finished.It was ready to be mixed,...