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Busta Rhymes Settles Lawsuit with Ex-Assistant | Music News
Busta Rhymes settles a fiery lawsuit with ex-assistant Dashiel Gables for $25,000 in two payments, wrapping up claims of abuse, unpaid wages, and alleged physical violence — all while denying the accusations and countersuing for reputational damage.
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Clannad's Celtic Progressive Legacy | Music News
Clannad, the Irish musical family, didn’t just make music—they redefined it. With their haunting blend of Celtic tradition and progressive rock, they became global icons, topping UK charts with “Theme From Harry’s Game” and launching Enya’s career. From jazz-rock influences to synth-heavy 80s pop, they pushed boundaries while staying true to their roots. Praise from legends like Bono, Steve P
Tommy Karevik Inherits Kamelot Legacy | Music News
Tommy Karevik steps into Roy Khan’s legendary Kamelot shoes with grace and grit, acknowledging the weight of legacy while celebrating the band’s enduring spirit. Though fans may feel the shift, Karevik’s heartfelt connection to the music—and their warm reception—proves this transition is both respectful and refreshing. Meanwhile, Roy Khan, now thriving with Conception, praises Karevik’s vocal
Suge Knight Claims Tupac Ashes Smoked | Music News
Suge Knight’s explosive prison claims allege Tupac’s mom Afeni ordered his cremation that night and that close friends smoked some of his ashes in tribute—though she denies it, and Tupac himself referenced the act in song. Meanwhile, the murder trial for Tupac’s shooting begins, with Keffe D facing charges he orchestrated the ambush, while Knight, serving time for another crime, remains a key
Kacey Musgraves Birthday Bash Tour Opener | Music News
Kacey Musgraves lit up Chicago’s stage like a glittering Texas tornado on her Middle of Nowhere Tour opener — and it was her birthday too! Dressed in rhinestone dazzle, she launched into high-energy hits amid rotating stages, confetti, disco balls, and starry backdrops. Fans serenaded her with birthday cheers and cake, while she took fans on a dazzling journey through her discography, mixing
Dre and Iovine Embrace AI in Music | Music News
Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine are embracing AI in music, calling it just another creative tool like drum machines—no threat, just evolution. Dre admits he’s experimenting with AI using his own sounds, seeing it as a boost for gifted artists, not a problem for those struggling to create. Iovine agrees, believing top talent will use AI to make even better records—and that many artists are already qu
Mark Tornillo’s Vocal Secrets & 50th Anniversary Album | Music News
Mark Tornillo reveals his vocal survival secrets for touring—rigorous warmups, minimal talking, and fasting after breakfast to keep his voice in peak condition. Before hitting the stage, he avoids drinks except for a beer during the show. As ACCEPT gears up for their 50th-anniversary album “Teutonic Titans 1976–2026,” set for September 4, Tornillo’s bandmates are joined by metal legends like
Seen Live Turns Nightlife Into a Digital Scrapbook | Music News
Seen Live is the new app for nightlife junkies—think Letterboxd, but for clubbing. Log DJ sets, festivals, and live shows, rate them, upload pics and videos, and build your digital music scrapbook. Born from founder Jordan Taylor’s need to remember gigs and recover lost photos, it’s designed to help you track, share, and discover new artists and venues with friends. Currently iPhone-only (fre
Ice-T Reveals BODY COUNT's New Album | Music News
Ice-T drops explosive news: his new rap album “Criminal Migraine” drops this month, but the real fire is in BODY COUNT’s next record, tentatively titled “Death Wish”—a heavier, more ruthless evolution of their last effort, “Merciless.” Ice-T vows it won’t be released unless it surpasses its predecessor. Inspired by heavy bands and relentless creative hunger, the group’s sound is pushing deepe
Drake & Ella Langley Collab Rumors | Music News
Drake’s country crush on Ella Langley is heating up—spotting her live in Arkansas, singing along to “Choosin’ Texas,” and calling her pen “goated” online. With the song holding Billboard’s 1 spot for 18 weeks, fans are buzzing about a potential collab, fueled by Langley’s own Drake tribute video. Meanwhile, his cryptic “FEAR OF MISSING OUT” CD post hints at new music—and maybe a genre-bending
KATSEYE Tops Billboard 200 With WILD | Music News
KATSEYE just shattered records, claiming the top spot on the Billboard 200 with their explosive debut album WILD—their first No. 1 and the fourth all-female group album to hit the summit this decade. The album racked up 170,000 equivalent units, marking their strongest sales week ever and the biggest for an all-woman group in over three years. They join TWICE, NewJeans, and BLACKPINK in elite
BBC Introducing’s Big New Artist Push | Music News
BBC Introducing is launching its biggest-ever month-long festival program, Introducing LIVE, across ten UK cities this November — from Belfast to Manchester — with live gigs, workshops, panels, and networking opportunities designed to catapult new artists into the spotlight. While the iconic BBC Introducing Stage at Reading & Leeds has retired after 18 years (having launched stars like Ed She
Bret Michaels Cancels Tour for Health | Music News
Bret Michaels cancels all remaining tour dates after emergency surgery for a kidney stone and stent, revealing he’d been performing through severe pain — even finishing a show before heading straight to the hospital. Despite attempting a comeback in Georgia, doctors insisted he needs more rest, especially with summer heat risking his blood sugar. He’s stepping back for several months to heal
Foo Fighters & Orchestra at Hollywood Bowl | Music News
Foo Fighters electrified the Hollywood Bowl for the first time in their 30+ year career, teaming up with the LA Philharmonic and Gustavo Dudamel for a historic, emotionally charged concert that blended rock anthems with orchestral grandeur. Gospel choirs amplified hits like “The Sky Is a Neighborhood” and “Run,” while a moving tribute to late drummer Taylor Hawkins on “Aurora” sent chills thr
Decades of Band Chemistry and Compromise | Music News
Silenoz of Dimmu Borgir spills the tea on how they’ve kept the band alive for decades—lineup changes happen, but deep ownership and mutual respect between him and Shagrath are the real anchors. They don’t always see eye to eye, but their shared vision and love for what they do keep them united, even when tensions flare. No secret formula here—just grit, honesty, and a stubborn belief that giv
Bret Michaels Cancels Tour for Health | Music News
Bret Michaels cancels remaining tour dates after surgeries and health setbacks, including kidney stone removal and stent placement, as doctors urge him to prioritize recovery—especially amid summer heat that could destabilize his Type 1 diabetes. Despite pushing through a recent show in Georgia, he’s now stepping back for months to heal fully, promising a stronger return once he’s 100%. Six A
Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine Embrace AI in Music | Music News
Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine are leading the charge for AI in music, seeing it as the next evolution after drum machines — not a threat but a tool for creative breakthroughs. While some artists like Daft Punk and Mac DeMarco warn it’s a shortcut that undermines authenticity, others like Tyga are already using it, echoing Auto-Tune’s early backlash. Platforms are scrambling to respond: Spotify lab
Juggalo Festival Drug Bust Details | Music News
At the Gathering of the Juggalos in Missouri, law enforcement went all-in—arresting four, seizing hundreds of pounds of marijuana, tons of psilocybin mushrooms, ketamine, and MDMA. The Camden County Sheriff’s Office led the crackdown, anticipating a flood of illicit drugs for the first-ever festival in Macks Creek. One man, Dennis Pradham, faces trafficking charges after cops found 100+ lbs o
Big Thief Drops Entire New Album Live | Music News
Big Thief stunned fans in Nashville by performing their entire unreleased triple album Horsepower live at the Ryman Auditorium — 29 brand-new songs, plus surprise guests like Gillian Welch, Lucinda Williams, and Iris DeMent, who also appear on the record. With studio musicians and full instrumentation, it was a bold, immersive debut of their biggest project yet. The band’s North American tour
Dr. Dre Sees AI as Music’s Next Evolution | Music News
Dr. Dre sees AI in music not as a threat but as the next natural evolution, comparing resistance to how musicians reacted to drum machines and synths. His partner Jimmy Iovine agrees, blaming tech companies for failing to explain AI’s benefits—and admits top producers like Timbaland are already experimenting. Meanwhile, artists like SZA warn against AI mimicking Black artists’ styles, while m
ZZ Top Plays On After Frank Beard | Music News
ZZ Top electrified Austin’s Moody Theater Saturday night, delivering their first show since drummer Frank Beard’s passing — and introducing Michael Monahan as their new drummer. With Billy Gibbons and Elwood Francis powering through classics like “Gimme All Your Lovin’” and “Sharp Dressed Man,” the band turned grief into groove, celebrating Frank’s legacy with humor (“his bass drum foot’s a l
Rosalía Credits Paquita for 'La Perla' | Music News
Rosalía dropped major lore at her Mexico City LUX tour show, revealing that her emotional anthem “La Perla” was born from Paquita la del Barrio’s legendary ranchera diss track “Rata de Dos Patas.” She gave a heartfelt shout-out to Mexico and its musical roots, celebrating how global genres collide and inspire. With 16,500 fans roaring in Palacio de los Deportes, the night pulsed with energy a
Foo Fighters & Orchestra at Hollywood Bowl | Music News
Foo Fighters unleashed a jaw-dropping Hollywood Bowl spectacle, teaming up with the LA Philharmonic and Youth Orchestra LA under Gustavo Dudamel’s baton — a tribute to his 17 years leading the orchestra. They tore through 15 tracks, resurrecting rarities like “I Should Have Known” and “Razor,” while honoring late drummer Taylor Hawkins with “Aurora.” The night climaxed with “Everlong” as fire
ZZ Top Plays First Show Since Frank Beard's Passing | Music News
ZZ Top rocked their first show since the death of longtime drummer Frank Beard, honoring his legacy with a powerful Austin performance. With Frank’s 50-year tenure and deep ties to the city, the band honored him by bringing in veteran drummer Michael Monahan — whom Frank himself had asked to step in due to health issues — alongside drum tech John Douglas. Frontman Billy Gibbons kept spirits h
Dr. Dre Embraces AI as Creative Tool | Music News
Dr. Dre is boldly embracing AI as the next big musical tool, comparing it to drum machines and synths — a creative leap he sees as essential for pushing boundaries. He dismisses fear of AI as resistance to learning, calling it a new frontier for artists who dare to experiment. His longtime partner Jimmy Iovine backs him up, confident that talented creators will use AI to elevate their work —
Gene Simmons Keeps Rocking Solo | Music News
Gene Simmons is still rocking the stage—years after KISS’ farewell tour, he’s touring solo with the Gene Simmons Band, playing rare and unreleased KISS material while letting fans join in. He’s ditched the massive KISS setup for a lean, high-profit model: just his guitar pick, no gear hassle, all cash to him. Inspired by The Beatles and comic-book horror, he built an icon with Paul Stanley—an
Chris Slade Retires After Legendary Drumming Career | Music News
Veteran rock drummer Chris Slade, 79, has announced his retirement after a legendary career spanning six decades — from AC/DC and David Gilmour to Tom Jones and beyond. Citing age, past health struggles, and a recent injury that derailed a festival tour, Slade shared the news via video, thanking fans and bandmates for their unwavering support. Though he’d love to keep playing like his peers,
Carmine Appice: Rock Drumming’s Unsung Architect | Music News
Carmine Appice, the legendary drummer behind Vanilla Fudge and hailed as the father of hard rock drumming, reveals how he pioneered a powerful, loud style to cut through primitive sound systems—and why Dino Danelli of The Rascals deserves more credit for shaping rock drumming’s visual and technical standards. He recounts how his band helped launch Led Zeppelin in America, recalls meeting John
AC/DC’s Raw Rebellion on Flick Of The Switch | Music News
AC/DC’s Flick Of The Switch was born from rebellion—ditching producer Mutt Lange and reclaiming control after label chaos. Tensions ran high in the studio, Angus called it “boring,” Malcolm insisted they were still “in the gutter,” chasing raw, live-sounding rock over radio-friendly polish. Released August 1983, it didn’t smash charts (peaked 4 UK, 15 US) or go platinum until two decades late
The Night Eternal Arrive With Cold Velvet | Music News
The Night Eternal’s third album, “Cold Velvet,” is a haunting masterpiece that’s already earning rave reviews as one of the best of 2026. Blending gothic melancholy with occult-infused metal, the German band channels Sisters of Mercy and Mercyful Fate while carving out their own sonic identity. Frontman Ricardo Baum delivers powerhouse vocals that soar from whispered intensity to soaring hook
Timberlake Surprises Toliver Live | Music News
Don Toliver stunned fans in Miami with a surprise Justin Timberlake drop—live at the Kaseya Center, they mashed up “Rock Your Body” and Toliver’s “Body.” It’s Timberlake’s first stage appearance since January, following his Lyme disease battle and a DUI arrest whose footage recently surfaced. Despite health struggles and mixed reviews for his new album, he’s still out there performing. Meanwh
Zara Larsson and PinkPantheress Live Together | Music News
Zara Larsson and PinkPantheress finally shared the stage for the first time live, delivering a killer performance of “Stateside” at All Points East Festival in London — a moment fans have been waiting for since the remix dropped nearly a year ago. It’s not their first collaboration either; they previously teamed up at Coachella to debut a remix of Zara’s “Midnight Sun.” Both artists are ridin
Cruz Beckham Rocks The Kooks Stage | Music News
Cruz Beckham stole the show at The Kooks’ Rock N Roll Circus set, joining them onstage to perform “Jackie Big Tits” — a surprise move that had fans buzzing. It was part of their debut album anniversary celebration, where bands across the festival honored their roots. Cruz, who’s been writing songs with The Kooks’ Luke Pritchard (who praised his taste, from Bee Gees to Jesus being a nepo baby)
Justin Timberlake Returns to Stage | Music News
Justin Timberlake stunned fans in Miami with a surprise stage appearance at Don Toliver’s concert — his first live performance in over a year since wrapping his world tour. The duo even mashed up their hits, performing “Body” and Timberlake’s 2003 classic “Rock Your Body,” sparking wild cheers. After battling health issues, injuries, and a DWI arrest before the tour, Timberlake admitted the j
Mastodon’s New Album Without Brent Hinds | Music News
Mastodon’s haunting new album Marrow Deep drops August 28th — their first without guitarist and vocalist Brent Hinds, who passed last year. Drummer Brann Dailor admits he’s unsure if Brent would’ve loved the record, recalling how Brent sometimes pushed the band away from their heavier sound. But Dailor also imagines Brent adding his signature flair to certain tracks, especially since the albu
Soulfly’s Next Chapter with Zyon | Music News
Max Cavalera’s Soulfly is already hard at work on their next album, building on the fiery foundation of “Chama” — a record co-produced by his son Zyon, dubbed “The Octopus” for his explosive drumming. With a 25-date U.S. tour kicking off this fall and support from Nailbomb and Incite, the band’s raw energy and ancestral roots are set to ignite stages across the country. “Chama,” meaning flame
Big Thief Debuts Triple Album Live | Music News
Big Thief just dropped a triple album called Horsepower and debuted it live at the legendary Ryman Auditorium in Nashville — with Lucinda Williams, Gillian Welch, and Iris DeMent joining them onstage. They played all 29 tracks, no hits, no order, just pure sonic ambition. Some songs have been floating around for months, even debuting earlier in radio sessions. Their last record was Double Inf
Meg White Mystery Debunked | Music News
The Daily Mail accidentally exposed Meg White’s privacy by misidentifying a friend as the reclusive drummer, sparking chaos — including a social media takedown by Jack White’s ex-wife — before quietly pulling the story, while Meg continues living quietly since The White Stripes’ breakup, and Jack hits the road with his new album.
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Foo Fighters Honor Dudamel with Orchestra | Music News
Foo Fighters stunned fans at the Hollywood Bowl with a massive orchestral send-off for Gustavo Dudamel, featuring 15 songs backed by the LA Philharmonic and choir — including rare deep cuts like “I Should Have Known” — as the band celebrates Dudamel’s departure to New York and their own return to the “Take Cover Tour.”
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Dolly Parton’s Digital Avatar Debut | Music News
Dolly Parton is pioneering the future of live performance by creating a digital avatar to connect with fans, teaming up with tech giants in a bold move that blends her legendary presence with cutting-edge innovation. While she postponed her Vegas residency for health reasons, her creative fire burns bright—her Broadway musical “DOLLY: A True Original Musical” opens in January 2027. This avata
Dr. Dre on AI as Creative Tool | Music News
Dr. Dre sees AI in music not as a threat but as the next creative tool—comparing it to drum machines and synths that once sparked fear but ultimately expanded artistic possibilities. He’s personally experimenting with AI to push his own sound, joining producers like Timbaland in quietly embracing the tech. With a net worth of $1 billion and a legacy built on innovation—from Beats to major hit
ZZ Top Play Austin After Frank Beard's Passing | Music News
ZZ Top took the stage in Austin this past Saturday — their first show since drummer Frank Beard’s passing at 77 — with a new drummer, Michael Monahan, stepping in as Frank had requested just days before. Frontman Billy Gibbons honored Frank’s memory while keeping the energy high, reminding fans they were there to celebrate and rock. The band’s resilience mirrors how they handled the loss of D
In Flames Reunites With Metal Legends | Music News
In Flames blew the roof off Göteborg Brinner with a legendary show featuring surprise guests Mikael Stanne and Matt Heafy, sparking nostalgia and pure metal magic. Stanne called it an emotional, hometown triumph filled with brotherhood, while the band gears up for their 15th album with longtime producer Howard Benson—keeping their signature sound alive. Frontman Anders Fridén reflects on thei
J Brown Drops Soulful New Single Late | Music News
J. Brown’s new single “LATE” is a soulful, Motown-inspired anthem about self-worth and not settling for less in love — and it’s already dominating radio in major markets from NYC to Toronto. With three 1 hits and eight top-10s on Billboard R&B over the past seven years, this Detroit-born artist (whose dad was a Motown star) blends Usher, Nas, Sting, and Hendrix into a timeless sound that’s bo
Foo Fighters & Orchestra Celebrate Dudamel | Music News
Foo Fighters electrified the Hollywood Bowl with a massive orchestral show featuring the LA Philharmonic and YOLA, celebrating Gustavo Dudamel’s legacy before his move to New York — and raising funds for Venezuela. Dave Grohl and Dudamel’s musical chemistry, forged at Coachella, shone through as they reimagined Foo Fighters classics with a full orchestra. Meanwhile, the band’s “Take Cover” to
Shazam Conner Drops Southern Soul Remix | Music News
Shazam Conner’s fiery new remix of “Back It Up For Love” is turning heads with its Southern Soul and Country twist, blasting off on TikTok with 13M+ views and climbing to 2 on iTunes R&B/Soul. The track’s message? Stay committed through life’s chaos — and have fun doing it. Fans are dancing, sharing struggles in a $2500 giveaway, and tuning in for a massive radio rollout. This isn’t just a co
Q Parker’s New Single Captures That Electric Stare | Music News
Q Parker drops his sultry new single “STARE,” the first taste of his fall album “Evolution of Romance, Volume Two,” where he dives deeper into modern romance with soulful R&B that captures that electric moment when two people lock eyes and feel instantly connected.
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Eric Bellinger’s Raw New Album | Music News
Eric Bellinger drops his deeply personal self-titled album via EVOLVE Music and TAMLA/Motown, pouring his heart out as a husband, dad, and R&B icon. Raw, emotional, and soulful, the project explores vulnerability, loss, purpose, and love — all while staying true to his signature smooth sound. Previewed by hits like “Cry In Front of You” and “Fatherhood,” the record is fueled by life’s biggest
Usher and Chris Brown Tour Breaks Records | Music News
Usher and Chris Brown are crushing it on their joint R&B tour, adding 8 more stadium dates to hit 59 shows across North America—thanks to insane demand in cities like Atlanta and LA. This isn’t your average tour: it’s a cinematic, three-hour experience where they trade spotlight moments, pay homage to legends like Prince and MJ, and bring in surprise guests like 50 Cent and Mary J. Blige. The
Coco Jones Celebrates Love Through Thick and Thin | Music News
Coco Jones drops her new anthem “Love Me Through,” a soulful ode to unwavering love that floats over a smooth beat, celebrating devotion through life’s chaos. Paired with a stunning visualizer featuring clips from her recent wedding, it’s a personal, intimate glimpse into her new chapter. This follows a breakout year: her Super Bowl performance of “Lift Every Voice and Sing” went viral, her d
Lucky Daye Drops New Love Anthem | Music News
Lucky Daye drops “Fly U Out,” a sultry, soul-soaked bop with Leon Thomas that dives into long-distance love and smooth, mellow vibes. It’s the second single from his upcoming album, following the laid-back “Nowhere Fast,” and amps up his signature blend of modern R&B and classic soul. With 13 GRAMMY nods, including a win for “That’s You,” and recent standout moments like the D’Angelo tribute
Bonnaroo Takes a Year Off for Recovery | Music News
Bonnaroo is taking a well-earned break in 2027 after years of battling relentless weather — from pandemic cancellations to record rainouts that turned campgrounds into mud pits. Despite major upgrades for 2026, including new drainage and roads, the land just couldn’t keep up with Mother Nature’s fury. Organizers say this pause isn’t about failure — it’s about healing the grounds so Bonnaroo c
Dolly Parton’s Avatar Future and Health Update | Music News
Dolly Parton is embracing the future with AI avatar performances, even as she steps back from live shows due to health challenges and grief over her late husband Carl Dean. While some fans worry after her sister’s prayer request, Dolly reassures everyone she’s doing better than expected—busy working and rebuilding herself spiritually, emotionally, and physically.
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From Hendrix to Priest Guitar Journey | Music News
From Jimi Hendrix’s fiery Monterey Pop performance to Iron Maiden’s thunderous live shows, this episode traces a guitarist’s journey shaped by raw inspiration, relentless dedication, and genre-defying influences—from Bryan Adams’ arena anthems to Pantera’s crushing riffs and Judas Priest’s punishing precision. Every note, every solo, every late-night Ouija board mishap, built a sound that def
Grief Turned Into Power | Music News
Kat Leon channels her grief into raw, cathartic music with multi-instrumentalist Nick Perez, blending haunting vocals and heavy riffs to turn personal pain into powerful art. Their latest album, Shadow Work / Light Work, born from the loss of her sister, deepens their signature sound—where darkness meets light, sadness meets strength—and proves that even in devastation, beauty and empowerment
Max Weinberg Joins King Gizzard Live | Music News
King Gizzard pulled off a legendary surprise at Forest Hills Stadium, bringing out Max Weinberg—Bruce Springsteen’s legendary drummer—to jam on “Hot Water,” after Jay Weinberg’s son couldn’t make it. This isn’t the first time Jay’s joined them onstage; he’s been guesting for a year now, from Nashville to Colorado’s Field of Vision II. Meanwhile, Jay himself is navigating a major shift—he left
Lorde Reflects on London Festival Magic | Music News
Lorde just lit up London’s All Points East festival, calling it one of the best lineups she’s ever headlined — and she’s been there since 2018. She wowed fans with deep cuts from her acclaimed new album ‘Virgin,’ shared heartfelt stories (including spotting her old crush in the crowd), and even projected throwback visuals during classics like ‘Liability’ and ‘David.’ Critics are raving about
BigXthaPlug Arrested Before Festival | Music News
BigXthaPlug’s wild ride just got wilder—he was arrested on Aug. 21 in Texas for DWI, marijuana, and gun charges, missing his Manitoba festival gig but pulling off a surprise performance the next night at the Iowa State Fair. Fans were bummed, organizers called it a “personal emergency,” and BigXthaPlug turned his mugshot into promo for new music—because even behind bars, he’s still dropping h
Zara Larsson and PinkPantheress Collab Live | Music News
Zara Larsson and PinkPantheress made waves at All Points East, teaming up for the first time ever to perform their viral remix “Stateside” — a pop crossover moment that capped off a massive summer for both artists. Zara, riding the TikTok revival of “Lush Life,” brought out PinkPantheress as a surprise guest during her East Stage set, while PinkPantheress celebrated her own breakout year with
Dolly Parton’s Avatar Performance Experiment | Music News
Dolly Parton is pioneering “avatar performances” to stay connected with fans amid ongoing health challenges, exploring cutting-edge tech with her team while reflecting on past struggles—including a major 1980s scare—and the emotional toll of losing her husband Carl. Though she’s stepped back from live tours since 2016 and canceled recent Vegas shows, she remains fiercely committed to her art,
ZZ Top Celebrates Legacy With New Drummer | Music News
ZZ Top roared back to life in Austin, honoring the legacy of their late drummer Frank Beard while celebrating their enduring sound with a high-energy set featuring new drummer Michael Monahan and bassist Elwood Francis rocking a 17-string bass. Billy Gibbons kept the vibe upbeat, calling it “a celebration,” and delivered sharp humor and classic hits like “Waitin’ for the Bus,” “Sharp Dressed
Max Weinberg Joins King Gizzard Live | Music News
King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard unleashed a wild Forest Hills Stadium show, featuring legendary Max Weinberg stepping in on drums for “Hot Water” while Jay Weinberg was in Nashville. This playful tradition continues as Jay, formerly of Slipknot, keeps jamming with the band — even doing a drum clinic just days before. The trio-night run included rock sets and ended with an electrifying all-
Hair as a Global Passport | Music News
From a childhood obsession with hair in Baltimore to a global mission to empower young women, Terrayae McCray proves that beauty is culture—and curiosity can be your passport. Her journey reveals how hair tells stories across continents, while her work dismantles limits for Black girls everywhere, showing that where you start doesn’t define where you’ll go.
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Reebok G-Unit G6 Drops Fast | Music News
Reebok just dropped the G-Unit G6 sneaker — the iconic 2003 collab with 50 Cent — and it sold out in under two hours. With its classic white leather and suede, icy sole, and bold G-Unit branding, this throwback is more than a shoe; it’s a cultural moment. As 50 Cent reignites his presence through Verzuz and Power, fans are flooding back to the brand, praising fit, comfort, and nostalgia. With
Paranoid Born in 30 Minutes | Music News
Black Sabbath’s “Paranoid” was born in just 30 minutes, written to pad their second album — and it became a global anthem. Ozzy and Geezer initially hated Tony Iommi’s riff, thinking it sounded too much like Led Zeppelin… but Ozzy later called his wife to say they’d written a hit. The song soared to 4 in the UK charts in ’70, and Paranoid itself hit 1 — their only top album of the decade. A l
Chris Slade Retires After Iconic Drumming Career | Music News
Legendary AC/DC drummer Chris Slade, who helped define rock with his work on The Razors Edge, is retiring at 79 after a storied career that began at 16 with Tom Jones and spanned iconic bands like Asia, Uriah Heep, and Manfred Mann’s Earth Band. His decision comes amid health challenges following a stroke, which he says has worsened over time — and while he hoped to keep playing like other ro
Kings Of Chaos Rock South Africa | Music News
Imagine nine rock legends—Guns N’ Roses, Def Leppard, Deep Purple—jamming together as Kings Of Chaos in South Africa in 2013. Think sofas, acoustic sets, and stadium anthems like “Sweet Child O’ Mine” and “Smoke On The Water.” Spearheaded by drummer Matt Sorum, this supergroup was all about pure rock energy, zero drama, and celebrating timeless hits. After a rocky past with their Rock And Rol
Keith Keith Legacy in Hip-Hop | Music News
Hip-Hop lost a true legend: Keith Keith, founding member of the groundbreaking Funky 4 + 1, has passed at 68. As the first rap group to appear on SNL in 1981 with “That’s The Joint,” they shattered barriers and proved hip-hop’s power to dominate mainstream TV. Emerging from the South Bronx in 1978, Keith and crew—including pioneering female MC Sha Rock—pushed boundaries, released commercial r
Chris Brown’s Tour Funds Face Judgment | Music News
Chris Brown’s massive tour earnings are now being targeted to pay a $13 million judgment after his dog attacked his former housekeeper, Maria Avila, in 2020 — leaving her with permanent scars, vision loss, and nerve damage. A jury found him liable, rejecting his claim that security should’ve been present. With his current stadium tour already raking in over $150 million and his career nearing
Rosalía Sips Tequila, Sings Safaera | Music News
Rosalía just dropped a wild one in Monterrey—instead of sipping wine before her Sauvignon Blanc drop, she poured tequila, sat at the piano, and launched into Bad Bunny’s ‘Safaera’ a cappella, sparking an insane crowd singalong. It’s not the first time she’s broken the mold: back in London, she embraced a fan’s Italian accent mid-show. Now on her ‘Lux’ tour supporting her acclaimed ‘Motomami’
Dale Morris: The Architect of Country Legends | Music News
Nashville mourns the loss of Dale Morris, the visionary manager who shaped country music’s biggest stars — from Alabama to Kenny Chesney — with his uncanny talent-spotting and no-contract philosophy that built trust and launched careers. His legacy lives on through his protégé Clint Higham and the countless artists he empowered, leaving behind a life rich in music, family, and an enduring imp
Salkin Sues Sheridan Over Yellowstone Ideas | Music News
A screenwriter is suing Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan, claiming he stole her 2016 pitch for a Western drama called Sovereign Nation, which allegedly inspired key elements of the hit show — including casino power plays, land expansion tactics, and character roles later mirrored in Yellowstone. Salkin, seeking damages and profit shares, accuses Sheridan and Paramount of copying her origin
Schaffer Weighs Iced Earth Reunion | Music News
Jon Schaffer is mulling a possible Iced Earth reunion—but only if it’s fueled by genuinely inspired new music, not nostalgia or cash grabs. He’s turned down anniversary gigs and old album tours, calling rehashing “a bit cheap,” and insists his focus remains on his side project, Sons of Liberty. While he’s got fresh Iced Earth ideas brewing, he won’t rush them—no labels, no pressure, just orga
Keffe D’s Confession Shakes Tupac Trial | Music News
Tupac’s murder trial in Las Vegas just got explosive as prosecutors dropped a 2008 interview where Duane “Keffe D” Davis allegedly confesses to orchestrating the fatal shooting — without pulling the trigger himself. In the recording, Davis claims he handed a gun to Orlando Anderson in the backseat of a Cadillac that pulled up beside Tupac and Suge Knight’s car, with Terrence Brown at the whee
Drum-Off Returns With Legends And New Stars | Music News
The legendary Drum-Off is back—and it’s bigger than ever. Six fierce finalists battled for cash, gear, and major endorsements in this high-stakes showdown that’s launched drumming stars since 1988. Judges like Michael Anthony, Kenny Aronoff, and Phil X brought the heat with Van Halen classics, igniting the crowd. Thousands of entries were whittled down through intense rounds, testing techniqu
Olivia Rodrigo Drops Surprise Single | Music News
Olivia Rodrigo dropped a surprise limited-edition CD of “Serena Joy” — just 500 copies, sold out fast at a Tustin record store — a track originally cut from her new album for not fitting its relationship arc. The release was a sweet nod to indie shops and her all-women festival Daisy Chain Fields, headlining August 29 with stars like Chappell Roan, Garbage, Mitski, and Stevie Nicks. Expect a
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Vince Gill, country music legend, has added a powerful new final verse to his iconic “Go Rest High on That Mountain,” giving the deeply emotional song a long-awaited, complete ending. Originally written in 1989 after the death of Keith Whitley, and later expanded after his brother’s passing, the track became a beloved anthem — but Gill always felt it was unfinished. Now, performing this new v
Janie Bradford Shaped Motown’s Sound | Music News
Janie Bradford, the brilliant Motown songwriter who co-wrote the legendary “Money (That’s What I Want)” and helped shape the sound of soul music, has died at 87. A key figure from Motown’s earliest days, she began as a receptionist but quickly became an essential creative force — adding the iconic verse that made the song a smash hit. Her work also fueled hits for Mary Wells, Stevie Wonder, T
Symphony X Finally Back in the Studio | Music News
Symphony X is finally hitting the studio in September to record their long-awaited new album, slated for release in 2027 — their first since 2016’s “Underworld.” With guitarist hoarding over a thousand unfinished riffs and melodies, the band’s focus has shifted from writing to organizing and refining their backlog. Amid today’s streaming-driven music economy, where touring and live shows fuel
RUSH Returns to Philly After Decade | Music News
RUSH electrifies Philadelphia after a decade-long absence, kicking off their emotional “Fifty Something” tour — their first in over ten years since Neil Peart’s passing. With Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson back on stage alongside new drummer Anika Nilles and keyboardist Loren Gold, the band delivers a powerhouse performance steeped in legacy and grit. After 14 months of relentless rehearsals, the
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