Radiohead Bassist Colin Greenwood Has Shared A Sublime New Track
Radiohead's Bassist Colin Greenwood has teamed up with relative newcomer Tamino on a track called 'Indigo Night' from his first E.P. ...
U2 Single “A Celebration” To Get Record Store Day Release
Hundreds of releases have been confirmed for Record Store Day 2022. One such release features the 40th anniversary vinyl release of...
Liam Gallagher Responds As Noel “F****** Dares” Him To Call...
The 'will they won't they saga' that is the rumoured Oasis Reunion continues, with former singer Liam Gallagher taking to Twitter...
Foreigner Booked To Perform At America’s First Socially Distant Festival
British American rock band, Foreigner are getting to perform next March at the first socially distanced music festival in America.
The Cold...
WATCH: Brian May’s Online Queen Cover Group
As the fella said, “If you want something done, ask a busy man,” and a busy man these days is Brian...
Long Lost Doors Documentary Gets Reissued
The Doors' long forgotten self-produced documentary 'Feast of Friends', will finally be getting a proper release more than four decades after its...
U2 & Eagles of Death Metal Play In Paris
At a recent U2 gig in Paris, the band invited Eagles of Death Metal onstage to play with them. It was...
Metallica Have Announced An Awesome Line Of Watches
Metallica has aptly adopted the “time marches on” line from their iconic track “For Whom the Bell Tolls” to launch a line...
Foos Rehearse New Album
Foo Fighters guitarist Chris Shiflett tells Rolling Stone that the band have begun work on a new album.
"We actually just started making a new Foo Fighters...
E Street’s Max Weinberg Says His Slipknot Son ‘Kicks His...
Max Weinberg, Brice Springsteen’s long-time drummer, has just returned from the final dates of Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band's "The River Tour”, a 13-month endeavour that featured 89 shows and some of the longest gigs they've ever done. “I don't really get tired, “Weinberg - who turns 66 next month – revealed to Rolling Stone of the four hour long concerts he plays with the E Street band, “It’s a funny thing. I can use a sports analogy. I've met a couple of the Chicago Bulls and one of the things they invariably say is that when you're playing with Michael Jordan it's a completely unique experience than playing with someone else. He lifts everyone else's game. That's really what it is with Bruce.”
