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Kiss Announce Massive ‘Rock and Roll Over’ Box Set
A live 1977 album original intended to be 'Alive II' will be included in the 50th anniversary set. Continue reading… -
GoFundMe Launched For The Mother Of Late Ex-CDC Frontman Gordon “Kaelin” McIntyre
McIntyre tragically died as a result of a traffic accident on his motorcycle last week.
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Lana Del Rey Teases Zach Bryan Collab
In 2024, Lana Del Rey and Zach Bryan (who posted an acoustic cover of “Video Games” the year before) crossed paths when they both headlined Alabama’s Hangout Music Festival. The following year, they both played Stagecoach. Now, Del Rey is teasing a collab with the country star.
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Pig Destroyer Announce Two Baltimore “Prowler In The Yard” 25th Anniversary Shows
At the returning venue The 8×10.
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Journey Adds 2027 Stop as Final Frontier Tour Continues
They will now play past a late November stop in San Francisco after twice extending the Final Frontier Tour. Continue reading… -
Big Ears 2027 Has Jeff Tweedy, Wednesday, Oneohtrix Point Never, & Much More
Big Ears, the experimentally inclined Knoxville music festival, revealed its 2027 lineup today. The event is not organized around traditional headliners, but Jeff Tweedy is the first name in the press release, followed by Robert Glasper, Natalie Merchant, Brad Mehldau, Weyes Blood, Courtney Barnett, Dinner Party, Kronos Quartet, Jim James, Thundercat, Rosanne Cash with John Levanthal, Gustavo Santaolalla (performing Ronroco), Sylvan Esso, Oneohtrix Point Never, Penguin Café, Chucho Valdés, Wednesday, Hannibal Buress, and Mon Rovîa.
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Falling In Reverse Tap System Of A Down’s Serj Tankian & Slipknot’s Corey Taylor For “Joseph” Music Video
And you can not escape your fate.
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Tony Iommi Turned Down Final Black Sabbath Album With Original Lineup Because Producer Andrew Watt Was “Too Excited”
The big-deal producer Andrew Watt got his start working with pop stars like Justin Bieber and Post Malone. In recent years, he has developed a reputation as a kind of legend whisperer, producing albums for aging foundational figures like the Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney, and Pearl Jam. Watt worked with Ozzy Osbourne a bunch of times before the metal legend passed away last year. Apparently, though, he missed out on making a final Black Sabbath reunion album because, according to guitarist Tony Iommi, he was “too excited.”
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Ella Langley Ties Mariah Carey For Longest-Running #1 Hit Of All Time
When Ella Langley’s crossover country hit “Choosin’ Texas” first topped the Billboard Hot 100 way back in February, few envisioned a future in which it surpassed “Old Town Road” and “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” to become the longest-running non-Christmas #1 single. I never thought any song would catch up to the overall record-holder, Mariah Carey’s “All I Want For Christmas Is You.” But Langley stormed past Lil Nas X and Shaboozey two weeks ago with a record-breaking 20th week, and now she’s tied Carey too. “Choosin’ Texas” is officially #1 for a 22nd nonconsecutive week, pulling her even with Carey’s Christmas classic.
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Gig Review: Spiritbox / Jinjer / Dying Wish – SEC, Glasgow (12th September 2026)
Getting strong throwback vibes for this gig. Ever since the Hydro was built, the SEC itself doesn’t host as many actual gigs, but plenty of big names have played in here before, so it’s a bit of a memory lane trip! To contextualise the rise of Spiritbox in local terms, to play the Barrowlands on … Continue reading Gig Review: Spiritbox / Jinjer / Dying Wish – SEC, Glasgow (12th September 2026)