Queens Of The Stone Age around Songs For The Deaf 2002 was an unstoppable force in terms of its lineup. The band featured lead guitarist and vocalist Josh Homme, bassist and vocalist Nick Oliveri, vocalist Mark Lanegan, drummer Dave Grohl, and guitarist and vocalist Troy Van Leeuwen. And if you ask Oliveri, that lineup simply […]
Foo Fighters invaded San Diego on Aug. 7, bringing their distinctive brand of area rock to Petco Park. The band’s full arsenal was on display, as they opened their set with the rousing 2002 tune “All My Life.” There would be plenty of further hits throughout the night, including such recognizable tracks as “The Pretender,” […]
A person was recently spotted during a Metallica concert who was the lookalike of Jason Newsted. He wore Sad But True t-shirt and wristbands similar to what the former Metallica bassist wore in ’91. View post on imgur.com Meanwhile, Jason Newsted recently teamed with Reverb to sell instruments from his personal collection, including some integral […]
Minnie Riperton, the legendary songstress with a five-octave vocal range, left an indelible mark on the music world with her ethereal voice and emotive performances. Best known for her iconic hit “Lovin’ You,” Riperton’s career, though tragically brief, was filled with timeless music that showcased her extraordinary talent and versatility. From soulful ballads to jazz-infused […]
The new music cycle turns over again as August continues to heat up. This week, one of rap’s most popular female MCs drops her latest LP, a Chicago rapper puts out a long-delayed release, a Maryland lyricist drops his latest independent offering and more. Latto Delivers Sugar Honey Iced Tea Album Latto unleashes her third […]
Joni Mitchell will release the next installment of her archival series, Joni Mitchell Archives, Vol. 4: The Asylum Years (1976-1980), on Oct. 4. Highlights from this collection include recordings and alternate takes from three of Mitchell’s albums, Hejira, Don Juan’s Reckless Daughter and Mingus, plus live cuts from various tours, including Bob Dylan‘s Rolling Thunder Revue. […]
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Smokey Robinson, a towering figure in Motown’s golden era, has left an indelible mark on the world of music with his smooth vocals and masterful songwriting. As the frontman of The Miracles and a prolific solo artist, Robinson’s influence spans decades, blending rhythm and blues with pop and soul in a way that redefined the […]
San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park is gearing up for this year’s edition of the Outside Lands festival, which goes down from August 9 to 11. The 2024 line-up has heavy hitters like Sabrina Carpenter, Post Malone, The Killers, and more. It’ll be a great weekend, so keep scrolling for more information about which artists are […]
See Napalm Death’s Mitch Harris Guest In New Earthburner Video For “Slaves To The Screen” Band Photo: Napalm Death (?) Death grind quartet Earthburner has just released a live-lyric video for their track “Slaves To The Screen.” The band – featuring members from Broken Hope, Sanguisugabogg – and more, is set to drop their debut […]