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Rock Icons

2015

Seasons & Episodes

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EP1 Geddy Lee Feb 21, 2015

The series premiere goes beyond the limelight with Geddy Lee, lead singer and bassist extraordinaire of Canadian progressive hard rock legends Rush. Find out how his remarkable musical talent and drive was influenced by the early passing of his father and why he is determined to live every bit of his life to the fullest.

EP2 Rob Halford Feb 28, 2015

The singer of Judas Priest is a humble fella, cherishes the relationships with his fans while remaining self-effacing about his operatic voice and extraordinary attention to his on-stage looks, which set the look for the frontman.

EP3 Ted Nugent Mar 07, 2015

The story of the "Motor City Madman": an outspoken Republican and NRA advocate and one of the most sincere and talented musicians to ever pick up the electric guitar.

EP4 Ann Wilson Mar 14, 2015

Singer Ann Wilson's inextricably linked to her sister Nancy, as the stunning faces of the legendary group Heart. However, delineating the two uncovers a portrait of Ann: the bullied child, the songwriter + protector of integrity.

EP5 Dave Mustaine Mar 21, 2015

Forced to live in abject poverty, brutally picked on at school by day while being stalked by his own father by night, Dave Mustaine just seemed like he'd had one bad hand dealt after another.

EP6 Nikki Sixx Mar 28, 2015

The sordid life of Motley Crue bass player Nikki Sixx is well-known, thanks to headlines on MTV News and the lurid smash autobiographies The Dirt and The Heroin Diaries.

EP7 Slash Apr 04, 2015

Rock Icons catches up with Slash at his Los Angeles home to discuss, among many topics, how much of his life as rock 'n' roll's last great guitarist, was simply, inevitable.

EP8 Daryl Hall Apr 11, 2015

We travel to New York State to speak with Daryl Hall about growing up singing in churches and street corners in Philadelphia, finding a creative partner in John Oates and honing one of the most authentic voices in pop music history.

EP9 Joe Elliott Apr 18, 2015

Traveling to Dublin, Ireland, Rock Icons meets a man perfectly comfortable celebrating his band's incredible ascent, as well the thing that remains as vital to him as the very air he breathes: music.

EP10 Billy Corgan Apr 25, 2015

In his home town of Chicago, Rock Icons finds the Smashing Pumpkins leader, Billy Corgan, picking a fight with his most formidable enemy, his own musical legacy.
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Synopsis

From Banger Films, the people that brought you the Rush: Beyond The Lighted Stage documentary and the TV show Metal Evolution, comes an all-new docu-series profiling the biggest icons in hard rock, heavy metal and classic rock. Rock Icons takes you backstage with in-depth, intimate portraits revealing who these rock stars really are. Each 30-minute episode is jam-packed with exclusive interviews and never-before-seen footage with featured artists and the key people who helped shape their careers.

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Alicia I love this movie so much
Inclubabu Plot so thin, it passes unnoticed.
Curapedi I cannot think of one single thing that I would change about this film. The acting is incomparable, the directing deft, and the writing poignantly brilliant.
Skyler Great movie. Not sure what people expected but I found it highly entertaining.
Koe Pakpoom I binge watched this show over the weekend. And for music geek like me, it was always good to see these artists telling their own stories. Some of their stories are not that well known, such as Geddy Lee and Billy Corgan, though they are famous. Out of all 10, I think Daryl Hall episode was not entirely in sync with the program, even though I love Hall and his story was quite interesting.Half an hour per episode was too short to get the whole picture of artists' lives. So it was like a snapshot on moments. Interesting and had a few tidbits that you've never known before, but nothing deep and insightful.Anyway, look forward to see Season 2. It would be much better to expand into 45 -60 min episode.