Niall Horan left the mega boy band ‘One Direction’ in 2016 to set off on his own solo career; he’s not only having fun, he’s selling out wherever he performs. His latest single “Slow Hands,” has been on the charts for nearly 10 weeks. If you need to escape, be sure to see Niall in […]
How Pink Got Here and Where She’s Going Next
Pink is out on the road with her “What About Us’ tour and her highly anticipated LAP “Beautiful Trauma” is due out mid-September. You can now hear that first single off the album titled “What About Us” here. Alecia Beth More was born on September 8th, 1979, growing up in a little old Doylestown, PA. […]
One Night That Changed Music Forever
We know that life is all about unexplained moments. Have you ever wondered about the moments in rock and roll that changed everything, music’s most significant events? The night was frightfully cold; a storm was coming in from the west. It was February 3, 1959, and fans were milling around the Surf Ballroom, the scene […]
Taylor Swift Takes Down Another Record
Taylor Swift has been making news, winning a legal battle in a Denver courtroom recently. Now, she’s making news with YouTube. Her new music video for “Look What You Made Me Do,” has just broken all records for most views in a 24 hour period; over 43 million views! The previous record holders of most […]
Walter Becker/Steely Dan, Best Tunes Remembered
Walter Becker was one-half of the famous Steely Dan band that began its musical journey in the mid-70s, earning the respect and admiration of the critics. Yet, more importantly, peers for over 40 years; now Walter is gone and the chances of seeing Steely Dan together again are gone. Walter Becker of Steely Dan wrote […]
Start the Week Off Right With These Music Headlines
It feels like a Monday, but it’s actually the day after Tuesday which makes this a short work week. Here are a few music news headlines to get you to Wednesday… Annie Lennox will be honored with the ‘George Harrison Global Citizen Award’ at this year’s Global Citizen Live! event, Monday, September 18, in New […]
¡La NFL es bebé trasero!
El primer fin de semana del balompié de la universidad nos proporcionó muchas grandes juegos y juegos, pero hay algo que decir sobre un gran partido en la NFL. Por suerte para nosotros, hay un montón de grandes juegos para ver en la semana de apertura. Echemos un vistazo a tres juegos que debe ver […]
Taking You Around the Music World
It feels like Monday, but it’s actually the day after Labor Day Tuesday. You’ll find Sean Mendes, Charlie Puth, and the Imagine Dragons on top of the charts. Who is about to make the most moves this week? Check out P!nk and “What About Us” her latest single from her LP “Beautiful Trauma” which drops […]
Spending More Time on the Princess
This past Thursday, August 31st was the 20th anniversary of the tragic and untimely death of Princess Diana. We talked about her to end last week, but can’t help but spend more time on this amazing woman. She married Charles, Prince of Wales, and was next in line to succeed the Queen until her death. […]
A Movie Shut Down About Lynyrd Skynyrd
A federal judge in New York has put the brakes on the Artimus Pyle/Cleopatra Entertainment movie dealing with Lynyrd Skynyrd last week. We all know that Steve Gaines, his sister, and Ronnie Van Zandt were the fatalities of the tragic 1977 plane crash. Evidentially the band had an agreement signed by all remaining living members […]