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  • TOM KEIFER Cancels Final Three Shows After Severe Vocal Muscle Strain

    Cinderella frontman Tom Keifer has called off the final three dates of his 2026 solo tour after suffering a vocal injury that has left him unable to sing.

    The canceled performances include the July 30 show at the Keswick Theatre in Glenside, Pennsylvania, the August 1 appearance at Rock The Dam in Beaver Dam, Kentucky, and the August 3 concert at Warehouse Live Midtown in Houston, Texas. The Houston date had already been pushed back from its original June 27 slot after Keifer was forced to postpone the show only minutes before taking the stage because of what was described at the time as a sudden illness.

    On Wednesday, July 29, Tom‘s manager, Tim Heyne of Union Entertainment Group, issued a statement through social media explaining the situation.

    “Unfortunately, Tom Keifer has suffered a severe vocal muscle strain/injury resulting in complete loss of singing voice, forcing the cancellation of the last three upcoming shows of the Keiferband‘s 2026 concert tour. Please contact the venues or ticket services for refunds.

    “Canceling any show is the last thing Tom Keifer ever wants to see happen. He loves performing for you all and makes every effort to ensure his voice is the best it can be for every show.”

    Over the past 15 years, Tom Keifer has built a successful solo career, recording and touring with Keiferband.

    The current Keiferband lineup features Savannah Keifer, Tony Higbee, Billy Mercer, Tanya Davis, Jarred Pope, and Kory Myers.

    Before launching his solo career, Keifer established himself as the unmistakable voice of Cinderella, performing on every studio release from the band. That includes the classic albums Night Songs and Long Cold Winter. Cinderella went on to release two more studio records before Keifer battled vocal paresis. Around the same period, the rise of grunge reshaped the music industry, and the band eventually lost its recording contract.

    While Cinderella has not released a studio album since Still Climbing in 1994, the band reunited for occasional live performances beginning in 2010. Activity has remained limited in recent years as Keifer has continued to focus on his work with Keiferband.

    The post TOM KEIFER Cancels Final Three Shows After Severe Vocal Muscle Strain appeared first on Sonic Perspectives.

  • Der Schädel hat gesprochen.

    Mit dabei sind BELPHEGOR mit ihrer Sanctus Bestiam Procession, die brasilianische Death-Metal-Institution CRYPTA und die Kultband DETHKLOK aus Metalocalypse. ABBATH, ICE DALE und ARMAGEDDA spielen das I-Album Between Two Worlds exklusiv in voller Länge. KANONENFIEBER bringen ihr Kanonenfest auf die W:O:A-Bühne. Außerdem kehren GAEREA und NAPALM DEATH zurück.  WITCH CLUB SATAN bringen ihre intensive Bühnenshow auf den Holy Ground.

    Die Prophezeiung ist noch nicht vollendet.

    Return tomorrow.

    Ihr wollt als erste alle Infos zum Vorverkauf 2027 haben? Hier geht es lang!

    Der Beitrag Der Schädel hat gesprochen. erschien zuerst auf Live, laut, legendär!.

  • TONY IOMMI – Ανακοίνωσε το νέο άλμπουμ “From The Dark”

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  • Dust Choir Dust and Sand Review

    Dust Choir Dust and Sand Review

    The album begins with “Liar,” a track that presents a rhythmic beat infused with a swagger that hooks the listener right away. Its nearly nocturnal atmosphere is enhanced by compelling guitar strumming that lays the foundation for the song. The captivating vocals of the singer draw the audience in, making the experience engaging and immersive. This project marks the collaboration between Ed Reilly and Lee Thompson, showcasing their ability to combine distinct musical influences.

    Dust Choir Dust and Sand

    Following this vibrant opener is “Shadow of the Misty Morning,” a song that embodies an Americana rhythm. This track inspires listeners to get in their cars and lose themselves on winding American roads. The sound has hints reminiscent of bands like the Eagles and R.E.M., combined with a touch of John Mellencamp’s vibe. The mix creates a rich auditory experience that instantly transports the listener to an open highway under a vast sky.

    Next comes “Waiting for the Dark,” which takes a more introspective direction. This track evokes images of a cityscape, with asphalt glistening under the reflection of neon signs on a wet surface. The gentle rhythm paired with beautiful background vocals serves to enhance this atmospheric quality. The mood is contemplative, inviting listeners to reflect on their surroundings while the music swirls around them.

    Dust and Sand – Sound and Atmosphere

    “City of Sorrow” follows, adding a sense of melancholy to the album. The melody is nostalgic and reflective, feeling almost like a mirage in the distance. The song’s emotional depth resonates, leading the audience through feelings of longing and nostalgia with its haunting structure. Each note seems to echo the sentiment of missed opportunities or lost moments, making this track deeply memorable.

    “The Biggest Fool” intensifies the emotional experience with its impactful lyrics. This song strikes at the core of one’s being, prompting thoughts and evoking strong feelings. The theatrical elements within the performance amplify the narrative depth, ensuring that the message reaches the listener on a profound level. The incorporation of retro American vibes contributes to the song’s powerful delivery, making it a standout achievement within the collection.

    One of the most evocative tracks is “Seven Days of the Maelstrom.” The title itself hints at an homage to Edgar Allan Poe, enhancing the track’s overall intrigue. The song unfolds with a sense of nostalgia, conjuring the image of a pioneer riding through the night. The haunting vocals gradually dissipate into nothingness, filled with introspective thoughts that linger long after the final note. This ballad exhibits a profound sense of yearning and despair, leading to a hauntingly beautiful experience.

    Dust and Sand – Performance and Production

    This album highlights the extraordinary compositional abilities of the duo. Each song builds upon the last, presenting a coherent journey through various emotions and musical themes. The diversity of each track paints a vivid picture, allowing listeners to fully immerse themselves in the narratives being expressed.

    “Dust and Sand” is a remarkable exploration of sound, emotion, and storytelling. Dust Choir effectively balances rhythm, melody, and lyricism, allowing for a multifaceted listening experience. This album is not merely a collection; it is a celebration of the art of songwriting and musical expression.



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    For fans of:

    The Eagles • R.E.M. • John Mellencamp


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  • Ariana Grande Debuts “Petal” In Montreal

    Ariana Grande’s new album petal comes out this Friday, and so far the pop star has only shared the lead single “hate that i made you love me.” She’s currently on her first tour in six and a half years, mostly promoting 2024’s eternal sunshine. But last night (July 28) in Montreal she used the opportunity to sing the yet-to-be-released title track from the forthcoming LP.

    The post Ariana Grande Debuts “Petal” In Montreal appeared first on Stereogum.