The American Music Awards are making a grand return—and Kendrick Lamar is leading the charge. With 10 nominations including Artist of the Year and Album of the Year for GNX, Lamar stands to make history if he sweeps his categories, potentially tying icons like Michael Jackson and Whitney Houston for the most wins in a […]
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This Day in Music History – April 24th
1959 – “Your Hit Parade” aired for the last time. The show had been on since 1935. 1961 – Bob Dylan earned a $50 session fee for playing harmonica on Harry Belafonte’s “Midnight Special.” It was his recording debut. 1968 – Apple Records refused to sign David Bowie. 1977 – Talking Heads began its first […]
Kendrick Lamar Leads the Pack as the AMAs Return
The American Music Awards are making a grand return—and Kendrick Lamar is leading the charge. With 10 nominations including Artist of the Year and Album of the Year for GNX, Lamar stands to make history if he sweeps his categories, potentially tying icons like Michael Jackson and Whitney Houston for the most wins in a […]
Morgan Wallen Keeps It Real with Post Malone Collab: “I Ain’t Coming Back”
Morgan Wallen is digging deep—and doubling down on honesty—with his latest single, “I Ain’t Coming Back,” a raw, lyrical collaboration born from Post Malone’s foray into country. Originally penned during Malone’s sessions for his F-1 Trillion album, Wallen was quick to claim the track when it didn’t make Malone’s final cut. In a recent Spotify […]
Lorde’s Guerilla Groove: NYC Pop-Up Show Stuns Fans Despite Police Shutdown
Lorde turned chaos into connection this week when her surprise pop-up in New York City’s Washington Square Park was disrupted by police—only for the night to transform into an unforgettable underground moment. The Grammy-winning artist had teased the event just hours earlier on her Instagram story, inviting fans to gather at 7 p.m. on April […]
From Sketch to Symbol: Joey Jordison’s Original Slipknot Logo Resurfaces
A piece of heavy metal history has reemerged, as a hand-drawn version of Slipknot’s original logo by late drummer Joey Jordison has surfaced online. The image, shared via a tribute Instagram account dedicated to Jordison’s legacy, reveals the raw beginnings of what would become an iconic emblem in metal culture. The post showcases a folded […]
Ozzy Osbourne Trains for Final Curtain Call: Black Sabbath Farewell and Solo Set Confirmed
The Prince of Darkness is rising again. At 76, Ozzy Osbourne is preparing to take the stage one last time—twice in a single day. The iconic metal frontman revealed he’s undergoing intensive physical training in preparation for Black Sabbath’s farewell performance, followed by his own solo set on July 5th at Birmingham’s Villa Park. Dubbed […]
Better Noise Music Signs In This Moment, Sabaton, Yellowcard, and The Rasmus: A New Era for Rock and Metal
Better Noise Music has announced the signing of four prominent bands: In This Moment, Sabaton, Yellowcard, and The Rasmus. This move signifies the label’s commitment to diversifying its rock and metal roster. In This Moment: The Grammy-nominated band, led by Maria Brink, is working on their ninth studio album, marking their first release under Better […]
Jelly Roll’s Redemption Journey: Tennessee Parole Board Recommends Pardon for Country Star
Country music sensation Jelly Roll, born Jason DeFord, has received a unanimous recommendation for a pardon from the Tennessee Board of Parole, marking a significant milestone in his journey from troubled youth to celebrated artist. At 17, DeFord was convicted of robbery, followed by drug-related offenses at 23. These convictions have since restricted his […]
Rock the Bells 2025: A Hip-Hop Homecoming at Newark’s Prudential Center
The Rock the Bells Festival is set to make its New Jersey debut on June 28, 2025, at Newark’s Prudential Center, celebrating the rich tapestry of hip-hop culture with a lineup that bridges generations and coasts. Headliners include East Coast stalwarts Busta Rhymes and Redman, West Coast legend Too $hort, and Southern icons Scarface, […]