GOLDMINE SUMMER 2025 ISSUE FEATURING JOHN FOGERTY ON THE COVER

In the Summer 2025 issue, singer-songwriter John Fogerty explains how he wishes to keep his brand of music youthful and vibrant. “I still tend to be the guy who just makes music,” Fogerty tells Goldmine. "And I keep myself as that person, because whenever I stray outside and try to act like, ‘I’m going to be a business mogul; I’m going into real estate,’ or something like that, I sort of dry up and get not-very musical."

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Also in the issue:

• The true meaning of the word iconic: Dylan & Guthrie. Goldmine pays a visit to the Bob Dylan and Woody Guthrie Centers in Tulsa, Oklahoma. What an experience!

• With a new album, Alice Cooper are a ’70s-style band once again. All the living members participate in an exclusive interview, including producer Bob Ezrin and studio guitarist Gyasi

• Canadian rockers Three Days Grace reunite with two singers as a rejuvenated force. The singing duo Adam Gontier and Matt Walst talk about the new approach to their music

• The Dead are grateful for 60 years of rewarding music, and archivist David Lemieux tells Goldmine all that’s in store for 2025

• Guitarist Steve Cropper keeps it direct and honest in a recent Q&A

• Moby Grape’s spirit lives on through the band’s drummer, Don Stevenson. And Stevenson has many tales to tell!

• In part two of a three-part series, Goldmine continues the story of its 50-year legacy

• Goldmine uncovers MAX’s Beyond Rodan, one of the most intriguing classic rock era archival-album releases in recent times

• 10 Albums That Changed My Life: Jon King and Hugo Burnham of Gang of Four

• Record Store Recon: Fat Mike of NOFX fame opens up a record shop in the Punk Rock Museum in Las Vegas, Nevada

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