Category: AAA

A Rock Legend’s Final Words—Ozzy’s Unfiltered Goodbye to Tom Morello

In the aftermath of Ozzy Osbourne’s legendary final performance, Rage Against the Machine’s Tom Morello revealed a delightfully irreverent moment from their last encounter. After the uplifting “Back to the Beginning” benefit concert in Birmingham on July 5, Morello found himself casually playing pinball at the afterparty with his son. Just then, Jack Osbourne interrupted […]

Foo Fighters “Assemble”: Tease New Studio Activity Ignites Fan Speculation

The Foo Fighters are officially signaling a return. In a cryptic Instagram post, Dave Grohl and company declared, “Foo Fighters Assemble!!!,” instructing fans to sign up for their newsletter for “info you won’t want to miss.” The accompanying photo—a top-down shot of each member’s shoes forming a circle—suggests the band is back together and quietly […]

Rock Gets Its Moon Person: Coldplay Triumphs at 2025 VMAs

While the 2025 MTV VMAs were dominated by pop superstars and genre crossovers, rock artists delivered standout moments—especially Coldplay, who clinched the coveted Best Rock Moon Person for their emotional track “All My Love.” The win underscores that rock still thrives in mainstream culture, resonating with fans across generations. The ceremony also paid tribute to […]

David Byrne and Hayley Williams: A Sparked Collaboration That “Killed It”

David Byrne, the pioneering former frontman of Talking Heads, is ready to release his first solo album in seven years — Who Is the Sky?—and he can’t stop praising his electrifying collaborator, Paramore’s Hayley Williams. Byrne recounts the creative spark that ignited after Paramore’s cover of “Burning Down the House” for the Stop Making Sense […]

“A Soul for Sale”: Morrissey Lists His Smiths Stake to Escape Past Ties

In a striking and emotionally charged announcement titled “A Soul for Sale,” Morrissey has offered to sell his entire business interest in The Smiths to any willing buyer. Shared on his official site, the singer declared he’s “burnt out by any and all connections” to his former bandmates—Johnny Marr, Mike Joyce, and the late Andy Rourke—and sees the […]

Def Leppard Roars Back Across Europe in Summer 2026 with Special Guest Extreme

British rock titans Def Leppard have just revealed a spectacular summer residency across the UK and Europe for 2026, promising a blend of iconic classics and intriguing surprises. The tour kicks off in a breathtaking open-air setting at Dalhalla in Rättvik, Sweden, on June 13—dubbed “an evening with Def Leppard”—and culminates under festival lights at […]

Gorillaz Celebrates 25 Years in London with Striking “Demon Days” Concert and Immersive Exhibition

Gorillaz commemorated 25 years of boundary-pushing artistry with a striking residency at London’s Copper Box Arena. Spanning four nights, the performances paired a vivid “Demon Days” live concert with the surreal “House of Kong” exhibition—offering fans both sonic and visual immersion into the virtual band’s enduring legacy. The show unfolded as a full-album journey through […]

Bon Jovi Reimagines ‘Forever’ with Star-Studded Collaborations for ‘Legendary Edition’

Bon Jovi is reviving their 2024 album Forever with a brand-new edition titled Forever (Legendary Edition), arriving October 24, 2025. The ambitious reimagining brings in an all-star ensemble, with guest vocals from Bruce Springsteen, Avril Lavigne, Jelly Roll, Jason Isbell, Robbie Williams, Lainey Wilson, Def Leppard’s Joe Elliott, rapper Carín León, and more. The project […]

The Police Pay Dispute: Summers and Copeland Sue Sting Over “Every Breath You Take” Royalties

In a striking escalation of long-standing tensions, The Police’s guitarist Andy Summers and drummer Stewart Copeland have filed a lawsuit against lead singer Sting—real name Gordon Matthew Sumner—and his company, Magnetic Publishing Ltd. The legal action, lodged in London’s High Court, claims the duo never received songwriting credits or royalties for their contributions to the […]

Radiohead’s “Let Down” Reaches the Hot 100—Nearly 30 Years Later, Social Media Revives a Classic

In a remarkable twist of fate, Radiohead’s 1997 track “Let Down” has reentered the spotlight by debuting at No. 91 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100—making it one of only four of their songs ever to chart in America. The standout from their revered OK Computer album finally earned this recognition 28 years after its […]