Category: Oldies

U2’s Larry Mullen Jr. Opens Up About Dyscalculia Diagnosis and New Documentary

Larry Mullen Jr., drummer and co-founder of U2, has revealed his diagnosis with dyscalculia, a learning disability that affects his ability to process numbers and, crucially for a musician, to count bars of music. In a recent interview with Sunday Times Radio, the 63-year-old shared his struggles with numbers, a challenge that has accompanied him […]

This Day in Music History – December 13th

1961 – The Beatles signed with manager Brian Epstein. 1966 – Jimi Hendrix released the single “Foxy Lady.” The title was misprinted as “Foxey Lady” on the U.S. version of the album “Are You Experienced.” 1974 – George Harrison had lunch with U.S. President Gerald Ford at the White House. 1975 – Foghat’s “Slow Ride” […]

This Day in Music History – December 12th

1964 – The Righteous Brothers “You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feeling” was released. 1968 – “Rolling Stones Rock & Roll Circus” was recorded. It was not shown publicly until its release in late 1996. 1970 – Little Richard was charged with “larceny by trick” in Miami Beach, FL, by Blacks, Inc. The group claimed that Little […]

Guns N’ Roses Announce 2025 Europe and Middle East Tour

Rock legends Guns N’ Roses are heading back on the road in 2025 for a massive tour across Europe and the Middle East. The tour kicks off on May 23 at the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and concludes on July 31 at Germany’s renowned Wacken Open Air music festival. Special Guests and Collaborations […]

Sean Ono Lennon Reflects on John Lennon’s Legacy and Yoko Ono’s Enduring Love

This week marks 44 years since John Lennon’s tragic death, and his son, Sean Ono Lennon, is opening up about how the loss continues to resonate with his family. In an interview with BBC Radio 6 Music, Sean revealed that Yoko Ono, now 91, still deeply mourns her late husband and speaks of him daily. […]

This Day in Music History – December 6th

1968 – James Taylor’s self-titled album was released in Britain. 1968 – Elvis Presley received one of 66,000 letters that U.S. President Nixon sent out to potential administrative office holders. 1969 – The Rolling Stones released the album “Beggar’s Banquet.” 1970 – “Gimme Shelter” opened in the U.S. It is a documentary film about the […]

This Day in Music History – December 2nd

1949 – Gene Autry’s song “Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer,” hit the record charts. 1959 – Bobby Darin was the subject of the TV show “This Is Your Life.” 1967 – Jimmie Rodgers was found in his car with a fractured skull after a serious accident. He recovered from the auto accident, but his singing career […]

Eagles Extend Las Vegas Residency at the Sphere, Adding New Dates Through 2025

The Eagles, one of the most legendary bands in rock history, have expanded their highly successful Las Vegas residency at the Sphere. Known for their timeless hits and stunning live performances, the Rock and Roll Hall of Famers have added dates through April 2025, giving fans more chances to experience their music in one of […]

Doggyland Unveils New Thanksgiving Song

Doggyland, the beloved animated children’s series co-created by Snoop Dogg, Claude Brooks, and October London, is adding a heartwarming touch to the Thanksgiving season with its brand-new sing-along episode, Thanksgiving Song. A Festive Celebration in Doggyland In this special episode, Barks-A-Locks gathers his friends Woofee, Yap Yap, Chow Wow, Bow Wizzle, and the show’s newest […]

This Day in Music History – November 25th

1957 – Gene Vincent and the Blue Caps appeared on Ed Sullivan for their first national TV appearance. 1961 – The Everly Brothers were inducted into the U.S. Marine Corps Reserves. 1966 – The Jimi Hendrix Experience made its London performance debut at the Bag O’ Nails Club. 1968 – Saxophonist Albert Ayler was found […]