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Blue Oyster Cult Albums Ranked Worst to Best
Blue Oyster Cult have never been a paint-by-numbers rock 'n' roll band.
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45 Years Ago: Blue Oyster Cult Gets Heavy on Self-Titled Debut
Blue Oyster Cult didn't emerge fully formed. Instead, their self-titled debut arrived as a sign post in their continuing development.
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Watch Blue Oyster Cult Perform ‘(Don’t Fear) The Reaper’ in Clip From Audience Network Concert: Exclusive Premiere
Blue Öyster Cult fans can catch an early glimpse of the band's upcoming Audience Network concert special with this exclusive premiere.
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How Blue Oyster Cult Broke Into the Mainstream With ‘Agents of Fortune’
Blue Oyster Cult answered the demand for "more cowbell" with 1976's 'Agents of Fortune.'
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Alice Cooper Joins Blue Oyster Cult for ‘Psycho Las Vegas’ Festival
Alice Cooper has joined Blue Oyster Cult atop a very impressive collection of hard rock, metal and psychedelic bands performing at the Psycho Las Vegas festival this summer.
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How Blue Oyster Cult Broke Through With ‘On Your Feet or on Your Knees’
For Blue Oyster Cult, the overnight success of 1975's 'On Your Feet or on Your Knees' took a while.
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The Story of Blue Oyster Cult’s Second Album, ‘Tyranny and Mutation’
The second month of 1973 was a month of dire deeds and dark omens.
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36 Years Ago: Blue Oyster Cult Released ‘Spectres’ Album
Released in November of 1977 and remembered mostly for the classic 'Godzilla,' 'Spectres' found Blue Oyster Cult trying to find their identity after finally hitting the big time.
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35 Years Ago: Blue Oyster Cult Release ‘Some Enchanted Evening’
Blue Oyster Cult released their second live album, the aptly named ‘Some Enchanted Evening,’ in September 1978 and proceeded to rack up the biggest record sales of their storied career. Not bad for a band that had spent much of their career to that point intentionally cloaking themselves in mystery while challenging listeners with oftentimes obscure or downright controversial lyrics.
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Def Leppard, Blue Oyster Cult, Thin Lizzy Stars Lined Up for New ‘That Metal Show’ Season
Good news - Season 12 of ‘That Metal Show’ has been confirmed and several classic rockers have made the short list for guest spots over the eight new episodes. The guests dropping by the TMS studio throughout the season run the gamut from classic rockers to brand new members of some veteran acts, offering a balance of musical tastes.
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Original Blue Oyster Cult Lineup Reunites in New York City
Fans had to wait a little longer than expected to see it, but Blue Oyster Cult reformed its original lineup on Monday (Nov. 5) -- and even if you weren't in attendance, you can still experience the show thanks to a heaping helping of audience footage from the show.
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Blue Oyster Cult Reschedule Reunion Concert
For far too many youngsters, Blue Oyster Cult are only known as the band that was parodied on 'Saturday Night Live's' famous 'More Cowbell' sketch. But that overlooks their long career as arguably heavy metal's brainiest band, with such classics as 'Don't Fear the Reaper' and 'Godzilla to their credit. Regardless, the band will perform a 40th anniversary concert at the New York's Best Buy Theater on Nov. 5.
