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Motley Dancing With The Stars?- Robert Plant Webcast- The Autumn Offering Over?- NATO Foil Arcade Fire- Gregg Allman Goes Solo- Senses Fail Vs All Time Low- more |
Former Led Zeppelin vocalist Robert Plant headlined BBC Radio 2's Electric Proms festival on October 29. Check it out here
The Autumn Offering's singer Matt McChesney has now announced that the band is taking a "long break," and possibly breaking up. more
Arcade Fire were due to kick off European dates at the Atlantica Pavillion in Lisbon on November 18, but are being forced to postpone the show by Nato. more
Check out the latest trailer for Call of Duty: Black Ops, which features "Gimme Shelter" from The Rolling Stones here
Iron Maiden singer Bruce Dickinson is on the short list for the Face Of Travel 2010 Award. This acknowledges the celebrity who's made the biggest contribution to the travel and tourism industry during the past year. more
The Decemberists announce new album release date and tracklisting 'The King Is Dead' is due out on January 11, 2011 more
Drive-By Truckers have just announced that their upcoming full length, Go-Go Boots will be on shelves on February 15th, 2011. more
Stephen Pearcy tells BW&BK "I'm personally taking a break from Ratt to concentrate on my label Top Fuel Records, work on a new solo album..." more
Senses Fail's Buddy Nielsen says, "A band like All Time Low should have no business being associated with a band like Senses Fail, but they are. There's no similarity whatsoever in everything that we do. The Maine might as well be Matchbox 20. All Time Low might as well be Mickey Mouse Club." more
Butch Frable has resigned as guitarist for Beyond Fallen due to health issues. more
Bobby Lee Morgan, musician and songwriter of the late 80's-early 90's rock band Badd Attitude passed away on October 29th more
Allman Brothers legend Gregg Allman has revealed the track listing for his first solo album in 14 years, 'Low Country Blues', which is scheduled for release via Rounder Records on January 18, 2011. more
Jane's Addiction will close out 2010 with a pair of shows in Aspen, CO on December 30th and 31st at Belly Up. more
Flogging Molly will be heading back into the studio at the end of the year to record their new studio album, set for release the first half of 2011. Their annual Green 17 Tour will be announced soon more
Two months after filing for divorce, Slash has withdrawn the petition. more
Joy Division releasing new vinyl box set named '+-' Ten-disc set will be released in December more
According to Australia's Soundwave Festival, Alesana have joined Epitaph Records. more
Reign Supreme will be releasing a new EP on Deathwish Inc. in 2011. more
Periphery is currently finishing up work on their upcoming EP. Additionally, the band has commenced writing for their second full-length. more
Doomenicus have announced they have split up due to a number of unspecified issues within the band. Doomenicus released their acclaimed debut album, 'Sacred,' in 2009 more
Details have been released for the recently promised split from Dan Potthast and Tomas Kalnoky of Streetlight Manifesto (under the name Toh Kay. The album is titled You By Me: Volume 1 more
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Zakk's Wylde Kung Fu |
The video, directed by Master Cylinder, finds guitar legend Zakk Wylde and his Black Label Society in a satire of 70's Kung Fu movies.
Wylde is featured as the Bruce Lee-type action hero (yellow jumpsuit and all) in hot pursuit of the Overlord...in this case an old lady who holds the key to a very special prize.
- check out the director's cut here
Garbage Reunite |
Garbage announced they were going on hiatus after the release of Bleed Like Me, and Manson began work with Vig as a co-producer and co-writer for a debut solo album, though no material from those sessions has been released.
The group is currently trying to focus the new material they've recorded, and to narrow things down to an album's worth of songs.
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Metallica To Play Surprise U.S. Show This Week |
One thing led to another and next thing we know, we're playing at the party!!! Kinda like that top secret (yeah, right!) show we did in Austin at the South By Southwest Music Festival when our "Guitar Hero" game was released in March of 2009.
The end result is that on this Thursday, November 4, we'll be in Santa Monica, CA rockin' at the Santa Monica airport, Hangar 8. In addition to celebrating the release of "Call of Duty: Black Ops," the event will raise funds for The Call of Duty Endowment, a non-profit organization that helps soldiers transition to civilian life and assists them in establishing jobs and careers. Tickets will not go on sale, but we have a limited number of passes for Fan Club members to attend. If you're a Met Club member and will be in the L.A. area in a few days, head over to www.metclub.com to find out how you can win a pair of tickets.
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Justice for Rev Theory Coming |
The lead single, which is the title track "Justice," goes to rock radio today, November 2nd. The song will also be available at all digital retailers simultaneously.
Guitarist Julien Jorgensen says, "As a band we attacked this opportunity with the intent of capturing the energy of a great live show. Justice is a realized vision, and reflects who we are as a band more accurately than any of its predecessors. It really is the record we are most proud of."
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Jason Bonham Reflects On His Led Zeppelin Experience |
Jason is thrilled with the tour's progress, as it kicked off across Canada before hitting the States. "Calgary was just � every one of them has been phenomenal for whatever reason, and always the same reason is the audience and the amount of response they give back," Bonham tells John J. Moser of the Lehigh Valley Music blog. "Cause it's not just myself, you know, this is representing my family. I'm playing my father's music and I'm a fan of Led Zeppelin. The response has been beyond what I ever imagined it would be. Unreal. Everyone seems to understand the story I'm telling. We break up the show with a video and the footage of my day as a kid and the home movie parts."
The show is a personal journey for Bonham, another way of providing some closure with the past. "Yeah. The strangest thing is the way it hit me," says Jason. "The thing you've got to remember is, when dad was alive, initially one the reasons I kind of have a thing with it is, I never really got it when he was alive. He was my dad and he played in a band and I was more into The Police. You know, I went through the whole blond hair bit. And dad took me to see The Police when I was 13. And I was like, this is a cool band, dad. See this is a cool band. [Laughs] And I felt bad for years because then a year later � I never had a chance to tell him how great I think was. After he passed away, I would go and listen to his music. And when I had a few incidents where I really had to go and really do my homework, I found new favorites � things in the songs that I never knew. There's certain parts where I thought, 'I thought I knew that.' And I didn't. I had blinders on. So it's been a great journey for me finding new favorites from albums. Certain albums I hadn't played for a long, long time. And now some of those things are � 'Presence,' which is an under-rated album , is probably one of my favorite albums."
- A lot more from Jason here
Lil Wayne 90s Rock (Nirvana. Pearl Jam, Radiohead etc) Mashup Released |
The release, timed to mark Lil Wayne's release from jail, comes after several days of uncertainly that followed when Universal Motown issued a cease and desist letter to block the release. The album is available for free download at 90sBall.com.
On the album, Alexei both reinterprets old Lil Wayne hits and combines the artist's numerous -- and, in some cases, obscure -- feature verses to create new songs. Musically, the album is divided into tracks that retain the rock sensibility of the source material ("A Milli In Bloom," "Zombie Musik") and hip-hop-influenced tracks on which Alexei combines samples of 90s rock with hip-hop drums ("Bring Back That Raspy Sh*t," "Gimme That, Rude Boy").
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Classic INXS Concert Comes To DVD |
Filmed on June 21, 1997 at the Loreley Festival in Germany for their famed Rockpalast television series, this 105-minute DVD is a showcase of INXS in top form. The set list is packed to the brim with favorites (including all seven of their US Top-10 singles), like "What You Need," "Need You Tonight," and "New Sensation."
This concert also captures their iconic lead singer, Michael Hutchence, just before his untimely passing five months later. This DVD is a perfect snapshot of the frontman in action, capturing the crowd as they melt under his charismatic delivery and unfettered talent.
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Bruce Springsteen Promise Preview |
"The Promise" is a 2-cd set featuring a remastered version of "Darkness," as well as "The Promise" - two discs of 21 previously unreleased songs from the sessions.
Springsteen recorded almost 70 songs and pared things down to 10 for the original release.
- Check out a preview and learn more here
Singled Out: Aleister X |
Because Aleister included a lot of visual aids with his story, you'll need to
- click here to read and see it. It's worth the click over!
Extreme Makeover: Rob Zombie Edition |
The reality show helped the Oregon School for the Deaf, in Salem, upgrade their annual haunted house fundraiser for the school.
"Basically, we refurbished their haunted house from some makeshift thing," to a professional, mindblowing haunted house, Zombie said. "Now they should be making a fortune."
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Jimi Hendrix's Biggest Fan: Pee-Wee Herman |
When asked to pick the five songs that have inspired him throughout his life, Reubens went with Jimi Hendrix's "Stone Free" as his #1 and had this to say about Hendrix: "I think most people who heard Jimi Hendrix for the first time had a religious experience � as did I. I had never heard anything like this. This song, besides the beat of it, and just the drive of it, this was the piece of music that made me feel like anything was possible.
"This piece of music defines genre, invention�and you can draw just a straight line from Jimi Hendrix to almost everybody else who matters in music now, in my opinion. I mean, there is certainly no Prince without Jimi, there's certainly no�150 billion people without him."
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TSOL Added To Frontier Records 30th Anniversary show |
The Adolescents, Middle Class, Rikk Agnew, Pontiac Brothers, Deadbeats, Stains and Flyboys are already scheduled to appear.
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Alice Cooper Rocks TV Dance Show |
On what was billed as a special Halloween edition of the program's 'results' show, Alice Cooper was there to play his classic, "Poison," while dancers paraded around in front of the band.
It sounds crazy, but there's video to prove it � and as weird as the whole thing is, there is an upside: it means neither you nor I had to sit through the whole show to see it.
- Check it out here
Kings of Leon and Plan B Get Paul McCartney Endorsement |
"I think there's a lot of great music around, I really do," he said. "You get someone going, 'Oh, it's not like it was in my day!' I say, 'No, it's different. It isn't like it was in your day. And actually some of it is better.'"
So who has McCartney been digging lately? "I like Kings of Leon, I think they're really cool," he said. "I like Plan B, he's good. He has really got it, you know, a good singer, man."
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Eric Clapton Rarities Edition Hits Stores |
The 1974 tour for Clapton's second solo album, 461 Ocean Boulevard, considered a crucial milestone in his much revered catalog, featured members of that album's band, an ensemble that would serve as his backing group for five years.
This Rarities Edition compiles the best of a triumphant two-night stand at London's Hammersmith Odeon in December 1974. While tapping "I Shot The Sheriff" and "Let It Grow" from the album, the concert also showcases Cream and Derek & The Dominos chestnuts, a bittersweet rendition of Charlie Chaplin's "Smile" and an extended blues medley. Added exclusively for this album are a session outtake and three previously unreleased studio recordings.
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Silverstein Pierce The Veil |
Joining Silverstein and Pierce The Veil on the full U.S. tour will be Miss May I, The Chariot, and A Bullet For Pretty Boy.
Pierce The Veil has been on tour non-stop since the release of their sophomore album Selfish Machines, which was released on June 21st
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Dave Matthews Choose Your Own Charity Benefit Shows |
Matthews is the first musician to team with JustGive.org, a website that matches donations with almost 2 million different charities.
The concerts will be held December 6 and 7 at Seattle's McCaw Hall, and will team Matthews with his friend and frequent collaborator, multi-instrumentalist Tim Reynolds (the pair have released three live albums together since 1999, and Reynolds played on Matthews' debut solo album, Some Devil).
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The Eagles' Joe Walsh Wants To School Politicians About Addiction |
In a recent interview with the Australian newspaper The Herald Sun, Walsh said, "I'd love to speak to leaders and politicians in Melbourne and around Australia about addiction. Addiction is a disease and, with help, people can get back to being responsible members of the community. I hope to give your leaders that message."
Walsh may soon get that chance since the Eagles have just completed the North American leg of a world tour and will head to Australia in December.
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The Duke Spirit Song Giveaway |
You can also see the premiere of the video for the song "Northbound" on their Facebook as well.
The Dukes are also playing a special show in NYC at Santos (96 Lafayette Street) on Nov 3rd.
- go here
Buy No Doubt's Singles Collection With a Different Title and Cover |
The No Doubt ICON release features the same track listing as their Singles Collection, including "It's My Life," "Just A Girl," and "Hey Baby," with new artwork and at a lower price. The fifteen-track release will offer fans a more affordable version of the band's greatest hits collection.
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On This Day The First Beatle Hit the Road Solo |
In 1974, George Harrison announced that he was going on a 30-date North American tour to play songs off his #1 solo albums (1970's All Things Must Pass and 1973's Living in the Material World) as well as a few Beatles classics. Harrison assembled a 10-piece band, including pop star � and Beatles collaborator � Billy Preston, horn player Tom Scott and guitarist Robben Ford. The former Beatle also brought along friend, mentor and Indian music legend Ravi Shankar, who would perform two sets with his group during each concert.
Although Harrison had staged The Concert for Bangladesh a few years before, he had never organized a full tour for himself. As such, he seemed a bit uncertain about how he'd feel about doing so, saying, "I either finish this tour ecstatically happy and want to go on tour everywhere, or I'll end up just going back to my cave for another five years."
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Joe Cocker A Rare Mad Dog |
In the pantheon of classic live albums and films, Cocker's Mad Dogs & Englishmen stands alongside Woodstock and The Last Waltz in defining the rock generation. In 1970, the craziest, loudest and longest rock 'n' roll circus, starring Cocker plus Leon Russell, the tour's musical director, hit America.
Capturing Cocker and Russell in their prime, this Rarities Edition collects performances recorded but not included on the original two-disc album. Also heard is backup vocalist Claudia Lennear, who handles the Beatles' "Let It Be" while Cocker once more reprises the Fab Four's "Something" and "With A Little Help From My Friends."
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White Lies Going Soph |
British critics have given White Lies accolades as successors to the likes of Echo & The Bunnymen, The Teardrop Explodes, Depeche Mode, The Psychedelic Furs and Magazine.
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New DeVotchKa Album To Feature Members of Calexico |
For this, their fifth record, the band again headed to the vastness of the Arizona desert with producer Craig Schumacher (Calexico, Neko Case).
The record features guest percussions from Mauro Refosco of Thom York's band Atoms For Peace, and members of Calexico.
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Volumes Concept Of Dreaming |
Three tracks from the EP along with special pre-order packages have been posted on the band's official MySpace page.
"We are stoked to announce that we have signed to Mediaskare Records, joining a great team and a roster of bands we look up too. Volumes is looking forward to spreading our sound alongside fellow artists like The Ghost Inside and Betrayal," stated Volumes guitarist Gus Farias.
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Paloma Faith Looking for Sideman |
According to her management: "Paloma Faith is urgently looking for an experienced new guitarist. Must be a confident player and showman capable in rock/jazz/soul/Latin/pop. Males and females welcome. Auditions to be held on November 11. Please submit photo, experience, DOB to [email protected]."
The colorful Paloma Faith was a burlesque performer and magician's assistant before finding musical success. She's also an accomplished actress with roles in St. Trinian's, The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus and Dread. She is currently working on her second album.
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Steinway & Sons Release John Lennon Imagine Piano |
The Imagine Series Limited Edition is modeled after the white Steinway grand piano that John Lennon presented to Yoko Ono on her birthday in 1971, which is still at their famous Manhattan residence � the Dakota.
The music desk of each piano incorporates one of four different John Lennon original drawings. Come Together, the title of the opening track on the Beatles' historic album, "Abbey Road," reflects John Lennon's desire to bring people together
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