Mumford & Sons took part in BBC Radio 1’s month-long Live Lounge series recently. The English folk-rock act, who are performing in support of their Delta LP, included an unexpected cover during their set by offering up a take on Ariana Grande’s “breathin.” The quartet teamed with Pêtr Aleksänder and the London Contemporary Orchestra on […]
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Mötley Crüe’s Tommy Lee Accuses Travis Scott of ‘Ripping Off’ His Stage Design
On Wednesday, Tommy Lee called out Travis Scott for allegedly “ripping off” two of his concert ideas. The Mötley Crüe drummer claimed on social media that his rollercoaster set design was identical to the one used by the rapper throughout his Astroworld tour. In an Instagram post, Lee shared two videos: The first featured Scott, 26, sitting in […]
Confirmed: Slipknot Slated to Record New Album in January
In a Twitter thread started by Loudwire, Taylor actually confirmed that Slipknot will enter the studio in January to record their sixth studio album. Slipknot surprised the metal world on Halloween with the sudden release of “All Out Life,” a rabid track which challenges the listener to live life to the fullest. However, this doesn’t […]
This Day in Music History – November 30th
1969 – Simon & Garfunkel’s first TV special, “Songs of America,” aired. 1969 – The Save Rave ’69 benefit concert, to aid the youth culture magazine Rave, took place in London. 1970 – George Harrison released his triple album “All Things Must Pass” in the U.K. 1982 – Metallica played their final concert with Ron […]
Ariana Grande’s ‘Dangerous Woman Diaries’ Docuseries – And what we Know about it
Ariana Grande isn’t showing any indication that she is slowing down anytime soon. In addition to the hype surrounding her anticipated “thank u, next” video and being named Billboard’s Woman of the Year, YouTube posted a tweet sharing that her Dangerous Woman Diaries docuseries debuts today, November 29th. The YouTube original series follows Grande’s most recent Dangerous […]
LL Cool J Files Lawsuit Against Rock the Bells Festival for Trademark Infringement
The Rock the Bells festival founders maintain a website and social network channels using the mark, despite folding in 2013 and losing rights to the mark. LL Cool J is taking legal action against the founders of the now-defunct Rock the Bells music festival, accusing the company of trademark infringement, cyber piracy and more for […]
Green Day Reference Tucked Into NASA’s InSight Mars Lander
Green Day are officially floating in space. Rather, Green Day floated in space and now they are relaxing on the surface of Mars. The band revealed on Monday, November 26th, that a microchip etched with the phrase “Green Day Since 1986” was included in NASA’s InSight Mars Lander, which touched down on the planet’s Elysium Planitia […]
Keith Richards Talks Farewell Tours & New Rolling Stones U.S. Trek
Rolling Stone interviewed Keith Richards about the new leg of The Rolling Stones’ No Filter stadium tour. With a career lasting over 50 years, the legendary guitarist is still amazed at the band’s longevity. This is their first tour in the United States since the Zip Code tour in 2015. The Rolling Stones first toured the U.S. […]
Cody Johnson Forced to Cancel Concerts – Put on Strict Vocal Rest
Cody Johnson has been forced to cancel a few of his concerts planned for this weekend, as his doctor has placed him on vocal rest. The “On My Way to You” singer canceled shows in Georgia, Tennessee and South Carolina. The shows have all be rescheduled. According to his official website, Thursday night’s show in Atlanta, Georgia will […]
Cardi B’s Private Jet Forced to Make Emergency Landing in Chicago After WGCI Big Jam Performance
Days after Cardi B headlined a superstar bill of artists at Chicago’s United Center for WGCI’s Big Jam on Saturday night, the rapper was forced to return to the Windy City early Monday, November 26th, when her private from Los Angeles heading to New York, made an emergency landing in Chicago due to a sick […]