After years of teasing, delays, and cryptic updates, Slipknot’s elusive side project Look Outside Your Window has once again been pushed — this time into 2026. The experimental album, first recorded during the band’s 2008 All Hope Is Gone sessions, was never a traditional Slipknot release. Crafted by a stripped-down quartet of Shawn “Clown” Crahan, […]
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Sixty Years Later, Rubber Soul Still Resonates
Sixty years ago, The Beatles did more than release another chart-topper—they reinvented themselves, and arguably modern music itself. On December 3, 1965, Rubber Soul hit shelves in the UK, followed by its US release three days later. While previous Beatles albums delivered hit singles by the handful, this sixth studio effort arrived as a cohesive […]
Megadeth Announces Canadian Farewell Tour With Anthrax and Exodus
Megadeth, the legendary thrash metal band, is gearing up to bid farewell — and they’re not leaving quietly. The band has unveiled a set of Canadian dates for their final tour, bringing their razor‑sharp riffs and stage energy to cities across the Great White North in early 2026. The run kicks off February 15 in […]
David Byrne Transforms Tiny Desk Into a Talking Heads Revival
David Byrne brought an unexpected giant to the cozy confines of NPR’s Tiny Desk — not in size exactly, but in sound, ambition, and nostalgia. For his latest appearance on the Tiny Desk series, the former Talking Heads frontman squeezed a full ensemble of backing singers, guitarists, cellists, saxophonists and more into the modest NPR […]
Robert Plant at 77: Old Tricks, New Voice
At 77 years old, Robert Plant remains one of rock’s most resilient and expressive voices — and he’s still discovering fresh ways to push his artistry further. In a recent interview, Plant revealed that early on, watching Janis Joplin helped him learn techniques to “help my voice,” a surprising diplomatic nod to a fellow heavy‑hitter […]
Age Is Just a Number: Iconic Rock Voice Still Resonates at 77
At 77 years old, Burton Cummings, the iconic former lead singer of The Guess Who, stepped back into the spotlight — and proved that age has not dulled his power. He recently delivered a stirring rendition of the band’s beloved classic “These Eyes,” and fans watching both in person and online responded with awe. What […]
David Coverdale Bids Farewell: Whitesnake Releases Final Video for “Forevermore”
David Coverdale, the powerful and distinctive voice behind Whitesnake, is calling it a day. After more than five decades in rock music — including his early years with Deep Purple and the global success of Whitesnake in the 1980s and beyond — Coverdale has announced his retirement at age 74. In a heartfelt video message, Coverdale spoke directly […]
Radiohead’s Political Turn and the Price of Prophecy
The once‑unstoppable momentum of Radiohead has encountered a subtle but significant upheaval. Long celebrated as the voice of alienation, the anxieties of modern life and the future’s ghost‑echoes, the Oxford quintet now find themselves in a novel limbo: touring as a “greatest‑hits” act whose prophetic relevance seems to have caught up with—and maybe overtaken—them. For […]
From Syd Barrett to the Stage: Pink Floyd’s Wish You Were Here Turns 50
Half a century after its initial release, Pink Floyd’s seminal 1975 album Wish You Were Here is getting the deluxe treatment with the upcoming Wish You Were Here 50 edition. Set for release on December 12, 2025, via Sony Music, the anniversary collection aims to give longtime fans and new listeners alike a deeper dive into one of progressive rock’s most enduring […]
Mötley Crüe Unleashes Summer 2026 North American Tour: A 45‑Year Rock Celebration
The iconic rock band Mötley Crüe is gearing up for a major return to stage with their “Return of the Carnival of Sins” tour, scheduled for summer 2026. Marking the 20th anniversary of the band’s original Carnival of Sins tour and their 45th year as a group, the outing promises a full‑throated celebration of their legacy and live performance […]