Since resuming touring together in 1999, Rod Argent and Colin Blunstone have performed the landmark 1968 Zombies album Odessey and Oracle in full a number of times, most recently on tour in ...

When a legendary band comes out with a new record, it’s easy to get nervous. Such was the case when I received a copy of Breathe Out, Breathe In, the new record from The Zombies, a band celebrating ...

Fifty years ago this June, the English rock band the Zombies began recording a lush, Mellotron-tinged masterpiece of melodic, intricate pop called Odessey and Oracle. Though it reflected and refracted ...

The Zombies will have some new music to play for audience this summer -- even if it's not likely to be released until 2009. By Gary Graff, Billboard, The Associated Press DETROIT — The Zombies will ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio - On Sunday, October 22, a group of British Zombies will invade Northeast Ohio. They will be lurking about, doing their thing at the MGM Northfield Park casino in northern Summit ...

I remember being 11 years old and not really liking pop music. My cousin Jim Rodford, who was a founding member of Argent, played me a couple of Bill Haley records. Then he said, “See what you think ...

In September, Alternative Press connected with the Zombies’ Rod Argent and Colin Blunstone. The duo spoke to us ahead of the release of their Veeps performance, Live From Studio Two. The concert was ...

The Zombies were part of the historic “British Invasion” that steam rolled America in the mid 1960s. As was the case with many of those English acts, the band from the London suburb of St. Albans was ...

Below, you'll find quotes from my conversation with Colin Blunstone and Rod Argent. You can listen to the full interview at the audio link on this page. Colin Blunstone on singing songs he wrote ...

Hip-hop has been one unlikely catalyst for the group’s enduring appeal, as the band’s signature song, “Time of the Season,” has been sampled by rappers from Miguel and ScHoolboy Q to Yelawolf. Now the ...

Argent continued, “I do feel so lucky that physically I’ve escaped the worst possible effects, and while I’m still frustrated by not finding all my words easily, I feel really hopeful that eventually ...