1945 – “Billboard” magazine began listing a top albums chart. The first #1 was “The Nat King Cole Trio.” 1956 – The Lerner and Loewe musical “My Fair Lady” opened on Broadway. 1968 – “LIFE” magazine called Jimi Hendrix “the most spectacular guitarist in the world.” 1974 – The Emerson, Lake and Palmer movie “Pictures […]
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Glastonbury 2024 Unveils Star-Studded Headliners: Dua Lipa, Coldplay, and SZA Set to Illuminate the Stage
Glastonbury Festival 2024 promises an electrifying lineup with Dua Lipa, Coldplay, and SZA headlining the iconic Pyramid stage from June 26 to June 30. This stellar trio is complemented by an equally impressive array of talent including Little Simz, LCD Soundsystem, Burna Boy, and the legendary Shania Twain taking the coveted “legend” slot. Coldplay, a […]
Willie Nelson Unveils 75th Studio Album ‘The Border,’ Embarks on Outlaw Music Festival Tour
At the remarkable age of 90, Willie Nelson is not slowing down, instead, he’s thrilling fans with the announcement of his 75th studio album, “The Border,” set to release on May 31. This new chapter in Nelson’s storied career kicks off with the title track, a captivating cover of Rodney Cowell’s song from the album […]
This Day in Music History – March 14th
1955 – Elvis Presley was interviewed by Jimmy Dean on Jimmy’s television show. 1956 – The movie “Rock Around the Clock” (with Bill Haley) made its premiere in Washington, DC. 1958 – Perry Como’s “Catch A Falling Star” was certified as the first gold single. 1960 – Sam Cooke began his first tour of the […]
Slipknot: Embracing Change and New Beginnings
Slipknot, the renowned metal band, is embracing a transformative period following the departure of drummer Jay Weinberg. M. Shawn Crahan, the band’s co-founder and percussionist, shared insights into this new chapter during an interview with Knotfest Australia, emphasizing the positive outlook and excitement for the future. Crahan highlighted the band’s decision to move on as […]
Olivia Rodrigo Champions Reproductive Rights at St. Louis Concert
Pop sensation Olivia Rodrigo took her advocacy for women’s reproductive rights to the stage during her “Guts” concert in St. Louis, partnering with local organizations to distribute free emergency contraceptives and condoms to fans. The move, celebrated on social media, underscored Rodrigo’s commitment to supporting reproductive health freedom amid Missouri’s strict abortion laws. The Missouri […]
Slash Unveils S.E.R.P.E.N.T. Festival: A Summer Tour for Solidarity and Blues
This summer, legendary guitarist Slash is set to electrify audiences with the launch of the S.E.R.P.E.N.T. festival, a blues-infused music tour named with the noble principles of “Solidarity, Engagement, Restore, Equality N’ Tolerance” in mind. Commencing on July 5 in Bonner, Montana, and wrapping up on August 17 in Grand Prairie, Texas, the festival promotes […]
Post Malone Honors Toby Keith with Stirring Rodeo Tribute
In a heartfelt homage to the recently departed Toby Keith, Post Malone, the versatile artist known for blending genres, delivered a touching performance at the American Rodeo in Dallas. Amidst the rodeo’s excitement, Malone chose to honor Keith, a titan of country music who passed away at 62 in February, with a soulful cover of […]
This Day in Music History – March 13th
1961 – Rick Nelson recorded “Travelin’ Man”. 1965 – Eric Clapton left the Yardbirds. 1976 – The Jackson 5 moved from Motown to Epic Records. They also changed their name to the Jackson’s. 1984 – MTV premiered its weekly “Top 20 Video Countdown” show. 1987 – Bryan Adams’ “Heat of the Night” became the first […]
Ariana Grande Calls for Kindness Amidst Album Interpretations
Following the release of her latest album, “Eternal Sunshine,” Ariana Grande has issued a heartfelt plea to her fans, urging them to refrain from sending negative messages to those close to her. The artist took to Instagram on Saturday, addressing concerns that some interpretations of her new music have led to unwanted hostility towards individuals […]