‘When they first hit me with that number of four months, it was terrifying,’ he says. ‘It was genuinely, like: “Oh my God”.
Bassist Jeff Pilson was in an position when, after years playing with metal bands he was invited to become a member of Foreigner in 2004.
Creep, Wonderwall, and Smells Like Teen Spirit became defining rock anthems, but Radiohead, Oasis, and Nirvana grew to ...
Brooke Hogan is releasing a song laying out her complicated feelings over her father Hulk Hogan's death, after she skipped his funeral and opened up about their estrangement in his final years.
T.I. and 50 Cent's feud takes a dark turn as family and music collide. Discover the explosive moment that sparked a war. #HipHopDrama ...
Bebe Rexha tells PEOPLE about making "New Religion" and why she feels “unapologetically myself” in the 'Dirty Blonde' era.
The second track of Styles' new album, "Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally," was influenced by the weddings of some good friends.
How Snow White, John Lennon's mother, and George Harrison's vocal abilities created the final form of "Do You Want To Know A ...
This month, Gay City News reviews the latest albums by controversial gay rocker Morrissey and queer, non-binary indie folk artist Anjimile.
For years, Billy Sheehan wondered if a project he’d worked on would ever see the light of day. An accomplished bassist who’s played in Mr. Big, The Winery Dogs, Talas and in David Lee Roth’s band, ...
Guitarist Meg Mills also said that the song was chosen in part to pay tribute to the late Stone Roses bassist Gary “Mani” Mournfield.
Why, in an era when music's biggest stars are more outspoken than ever, does it feel like we're still waiting for the contemporary political anthem?
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