If These Walls Could Sing is the long and winding story of Abbey Road Studios. This excellent Disney Original Documentary also happens to be the first film from an acclaimed photographer who knows the studio well: Mary McCartney. Abbey Road has been holy ground for music fans ever since her …
Read More »Dino Danelli, Founding Drummer of 'Good Lovin' Rockers the Rascals, Dead at 78
Dino Danelli, the founding drummer for New Jersey rock and rollers the Rascals, as well as a member of Steven Van Zandt’s backing band the Disciples of Soul, has died at the age of 78. Danelli’s death was confirmed on his Facebook page in a post from friend and Rascals …
Read More »Billie Eilish Surprises Hometown Show Audience with Phoebe Bridgers, Dave Grohl Appearances
Billie Eilish knows everyone, apparently. During the second show of her three-night stretch of shows at the Forum in Los Angeles, a grand homecoming following the official conclusion of the Happier Than Ever world tour, the singer and songwriter surprised her audience with not one, but two guests that prompted …
Read More »'Yellowstone' Star Luke Grimes Drops Debut Country Song, Will Perform at Under the Big Sky Fest 2023
Last January, Luke Grimes told Rolling Stone that he was plotting a solo music career. Today, the Yellowstone star makes good on that goal, dropping “No Horse to Ride,” his debut country single. A bit of campfire country, it’s a gently strummed acoustic number with notes of pedal steel and …
Read More »How Rosalía Blended Sex and Spirituality to Create 'Hentai', the Year's Most Erotic Ballad
Rolling Stone’s January cover star Rosalía sat down to discuss her ballad “Hentai” for the latest episode of “The Breakdown.” Rosalía had been in the studio with Pharrell, working on what would become her acclaimed third album Motomami. She set out to make a ballad, but she didn’t want to …
Read More »Siouxsie Sioux to Perform Live for First Time in 10 Years at Latitude Festival
Siouxsie Sioux will make a grand return to the stage next summer at the U.K. Latitude Festival. The punk musician, best known as the singer of Siouxsie & The Banshees, last played live at Yoko Ono’s Meltdown festival at London’s Royal Festival Hall in 2013. Latitude, set for July 20-23, …
Read More »Reckless Kelly, Red Dirt Mainstays, Say They're Retiring From the Road After One Last Tour
To paraphrase the band itself, this is Reckless Kelly’s “Last Hurrah.” Reckless Kelly — Americana torchbearers from Idaho via Austin, a former member of the Sugar Hill and Yep Rock labels, and a group that has tied Austin rock and cowboy poetry together seamlessly for more than 25 years — …
Read More »Trevor Noah Will Host Grammy Awards for Third Time in 2023
Some things never change: Following his emotional departure from the Daily Show after seven years, Trevor Noah has been announced as host for the 2023 Grammy Awards. His return to the stage on Feb. 5 for Music’s Biggest Night marks his third year in the role. He joins LL Cool …
Read More »'Spinning Gold' Trailer Chronicles the Rise of Casablanca Records
Jeremy Jordan stars as Neil Bogart, the founder of Casablanca Records, in a new trailer for Spinning Gold. The film, in theaters March 31, 2023, follows Bogart’s success with artists like Donna Summer, Kiss, Parliament, Gladys Knight, the Isley Brothers, the Village People and Bill Withers. The trailer is narrated …
Read More »FLO Are Leaving Their Emotional Baggage in 2022 in 'Losing You' Video
British girl group FLO are heading into the new year with a clean slate. On their latest single “Losing You” the three-piece R&B ensemble – made up of Renée, Jorja, and Stella – shed their emotional baggage with an out with the old, in with the new mentality leading them …
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