Sheryl Crow has teamed up with Annie Clark to release a new single called “Wouldn’t Want to Be Like You.” Make sure to give it a listen. Her new album has not been released in a traditional way, rather it’s being distributed by Stem, a startup platform which streams and keeps business data for artists […]
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A Special Smashing Pumpkins Performance Tonight
The Smashing Pumpkins announced a special performance in Los Angeles tonight and you must hear about it. The location of this one was unknown at the time of the announcement but will be disclosed via 106.7 FM at 10:00am Eastern or 7:00am local time. The band is going out on tour starting next month, so […]
Doobies, Kenny and Chris Cross This Summer
From the Doobie Brothers to a wildly successful solo career, Michel McDonald will take the country by storm this summer, with special guests Kenny Loggins and Christopher Cross at the July 13th and 14th LA Hollywood Bowl appearances. Here are the confirmed Michael McDonald dates this summer and fall… 7/7 – Indio, CA 7/8 – […]
Chris Stapleton Signs On to Farm Aid
The hottest man in country music Chris Stapleton, will be joining Willie Nelson for the upcoming 33rd Annual Farm Aid lineup this September 22nd, in Hartford CT. It’s the first time Farm Aid takes on Connecticut, slatted for the for the first time at the Xfinity Theatre in Hartford. This year’s lineup also includes Nathaniel […]
Taylor Swift’s Delicate Hits 200 Million Views
Taylor Swift is one of the greatest singers, entertainers, and performers of the past 10 years. She’s an incredible artist who moved from country music to pop with no issues. Her latest hit, “Delicate,” is a good one and we have the proof to back that statement! Just the other day, the music video for […]
What the British Invasion Really Meant
The British Invasion was a phenomenon during the mid-1960s. Rock and pop singers, songwriters, and bands traveled across the pond to the good old USA, and the early 60s counter-culture began. In the early 60s, America was smitten with Doris Day, Lorene Green, and the Lettermen. Wherever you were, Detroit to Philadelphia to Akron to […]
Khalid’s Tour Numbers are Insane
By now, everyone knows that Khalid is out on tour and what a tour it has been. It all started in January of this year and by now has neared almost $9 million in ticket sales! While it did begin January 27 in New York, it really got going in May. It was then and […]
Dave Grohl Talks Best Band to Open for Them
The Foo Fighters and Dave Grohl have gone on many tours over the years, so it’s no surprise that they have a favorite opening band of theirs! Just the other day Dave Grohl opened up about the topic and we love his answer to the question of who was their favorite opener over the years. […]
Imagine Dragons’ Frontman Opens Up About Religious Beliefs
Imagine Dragons is led by Dan Reynolds, a rocking frontman that we love to see perform. He and the band have a documentary titled “Believer” that debuted on Monday night and in it we hear a lot of interesting things about him and the band. One topic that is powerful to hear about is Reynolds […]
Joe Walsh Ready for ‘VetsAid II’
Last year Joe Walsh did something really cool; he held a charity concert for Veterans in the Tacoma Washington area. Now, he’s planning on doing it again, holding his second Annual VetsAid, Sunday, November 11, at the Tacoma Dome in Tacoma, Washington. Joe’s dad was a veteran and supporting the organizations that directly help veterans […]