Neil Young has once again delved into his extensive archives for the latest installment of his Fireside Sessions, treating fans to the first performance of “Pardon My Heart” in over 50 years. Shared exclusively on his Neil Young Archives website, the intimate rendition follows a recent rare performance of “Silver and Gold” on December 25, […]
1943 – “San Fernando Valley” was recorded by Bing Crosby. 1963 – The Weavers gave their farewell concert at Orchestra Hall in Chicago, IL. 1967 – Dave Mason quit Traffic and started a solo career. 1982 – Jamaica issued a Bob Marley commemorative stamp. 1994 – Lisa “Left-Eye” Lopes pled guilty to arson charges for […]
1940 – Singer Al Jolson and actress Ruby Keeler were divorced after 12 years of marriage that included that final year of separation. 1963 – The Animals perform on their first radio broadcast on the BBC show “Saturday Club.” 1964 – The Supremes made their first appearance on TV’s “Ed Sullivan Show.” 1970 – “Hello, […]
Queen’s legacy isn’t just defined by their theatrical performances, operatic vocals, and genre-blending sound—it’s also rooted in their rare ability to harness four powerhouse songwriters. Guitarist Brian May, drummer Roger Taylor, bassist John Deacon, and the late, great Freddie Mercury each contributed chart-topping hits that cemented Queen’s place in rock history. From We Will Rock […]
It’s less than an hour before showtime at Los Angeles’ Intuit Dome, and chaos reigns backstage for Vended. Lead singer Griffin Taylor—overalls slung low and face streaked with black and blue makeup—adds finishing touches to his theatrical look. Around him, remnants of their pre-show rituals cover walls, sinks, and couches in what Griffin jokingly calls […]
Less than a day after Beyoncé’s show-stopping Christmas Day NFL halftime performance captivated Netflix audiences, legal troubles clouded the Carter household. A federal judge has denied Jay-Z’s attempts to dismiss a lawsuit accusing him and Sean “Diddy” Combs of violently assaulting a minor more than 20 years ago. Judge Refuses to Fast-Track Jay-Z’s Case In […]
Sabrina Carpenter’s A Nonsense Christmas has become a standout holiday special of 2024, blending musical performances, comedy sketches, and festive cheer into one dazzling Netflix production. From duets with Chappell Roan to surprise appearances by Shania Twain and Quinta Brunson, the special delivers equal parts humor and holiday spirit. But how did this cheeky Christmas […]
Shania Twain fans have a reason to celebrate—the country music legend has extended her wildly successful “Queen Of Me” tour into the summer of 2025. A Tour Fit for Royalty The tour, which has already spanned nearly two years and covered 70 cities, is adding a limited run of summer dates before Twain officially wraps […]
1955 – Bill Haley and the Comets’ “See You Later Alligator” was released by Decca Records. 1961 – Jay & the Americans recorded “She Cried.” 1963 – Capitol Records released the Beatles’ “I Want to Hold Your Hand” backed with “I Saw Her Standing There.” 1967 – The Dave Brubeck Quartet formally disbanded after Paul […]
A new documentary about Led Zeppelin, titled Becoming Led Zeppelin, is set to hit IMAX theaters in February 2025, promising an immersive look at the band’s meteoric rise and legacy. The film, directed by Bernard MacMahon, is the first officially authorized documentary about the iconic rock group and features rare footage, exclusive interviews, and never-before-heard […]