The Rolling Stones anounced they will release Voodoo Lounge Uncut, a new and expanded version of their concert film from 1995. The release, due out November 16, contains the iconic band’s complete performance from November 25, 1994 at
The “Louder Than Life” Festival was canceled Monday due to rain-related flooding at the venue, Champions Park in Louisville, Kentucky. According to a statement released by the event organizers, a full refund for all ticket, official hotel,
Slash and his bandmates Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators are portrayed as rag dolls in their new video for “Driving Rain.” The song appears on Living the Dream, which was released via Slash’s own label, Snakepit. In the
The 50th anniversary of The Beatles‘ classic 1968 self-titled double LP, commonly known as “The White Album,” will be celebrated with an expanded reissue on November 9th. 27 of the early ‘Esher’ demos and 50 session takes
Metallica just announced they are extending their “WorldWired” tour well into 2019 with a series of European stops for the summer, with support coming from Ghost and Norway’s Bokassa. “We promised we would be back… it’s the
Paul Simon concluded his Homeward Bound: The Farewell Tour on Saturday, September 22nd by going home. The show took place in Flushing Meadows Corona Park, in Flushing, Queens, N.Y., just across the Grand Central Parkway from the
Panic! at the Disco fired guitarist/backing vocalist Kenny Harris for what they called “a personal matter” in an official statement. “Touring musician Kenny Harris will no longer be performing with us because of a personal matter,” they
Allman Brothers Band guitarist Dickey Betts is in “critical but stable” condition after slipping and cracking his head in Florida. Betts’ Twitter account says that all of his tour dates have been postponed. The Dickey Betts website
Legendary rock band Kiss announced its final series of live shows, called End of the Road, on “America’s Got Talent” and social media. Details are forthcoming, KISS said on its website. “All that we have built and
Imagine Dragons has released a new lyric video for their song “Zero,” which they wrote and performed for Disney’s second film in the Wreck-It Ralph franchise, Ralph Breaks the Internet. “Zero” will play during the ending credits of
