Pearl Jam unveil a hard-charging brand new record entitled "Running" available today via Monkeywrench Records/Republic Records. Listen HERE. It heralds the arrival of the band's anxiously awaited twelfth studio album, Dark Matter, on April 19, 2024.
The band will also continue their support of independent retailers by offering various, limited edition galactic color variants of Dark Matter exclusively at select indie retail stores with 8 different colorways in the US and 2 additional for international. (continue)
Dierks Bentley has premiered the music video for his spirited cover of Tom Petty's "American Girl". The video for the lead single from Big Machine Records' forthcoming tribute album, PETTY COUNTRY: A Country Music Celebration of Tom Petty, opens with Bentley strapping on Petty's own signature Rickenbacker guitar that was flownin from his archives in California for the shoot.
Shot at Nashville venue Clementine, the performance-forward video focuses on musicianship as Bentley and his band (which includes Charlie Worsham) circle up at golden hour with light pouring into the room, offering up a sense of sanctification and celebrating the fellowship, joy of playing and spirit that defined Tom Petty and his seminal band the Heartbreakers. Directed by Wes Edwards, the clip focuses on Bentley's rugged features, the appropriate solos and chemistry between road-honed musicians. Their seemingly clubhouse jam is interpolated with Americana images, forward travel and other articles from Petty's archive, including cases and concert memorabilia. (continue)
Daughtry have released a brand new single entitled "Pieces", which is the second taste of the band's forthcoming EP that will be released later this year by the Big Machine Label Group.
"pieces" is the follow-up to the group's Active Rock chart topping single "Artificial", and is a deeply personal song for frontman Chris Daughtry as it was written shortly after the loss of his mother and daughter. (continue)
In a continued celebration of his historic performance at the iconic Hollywood Bowl, Joe Bonamassa announces the release of his latest single "The Last Matador Of Bayonne" from the acclaimed live album and film Live At The Hollywood Bowl With Orchestra, out May 17th via J&R Adventures.
This emotionally charged song offers listeners a vivid narrative, blending Bonamassa's signature guitar prowess with the grandeur of a full orchestra, encapsulating the essence of bravery and the contemplative spirit of a matador facing his fate. "The Last Matador Of Bayonne" was arranged by legendary composer David Campbell and also features a captivating trumpet solo by Rashawn Ross, longtime Dave Matthews Band member. (continue)
Mark Knopfler has premiered the music video for the new charity single, "Going Home (Theme from Local Hero)," that features an astonishing line-up of rock superstars.
We were sent these details: The video calls out the performers by name as their contributions are heard on this remarkable recording, produced and edited by long-time Knopfler collaborator, Guy Fletcher. The epic track from Mark Knopfler's Guitar Heroes, a landmark achievement in rock music, features members of The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Dire Straits, The Who, Pink Floyd, Queen, Black Sabbath, The Shadows, Rush, Guns N' Roses, and many more. (continue)
Japanese music legend Yoshiki -- leader of X Japan and The Last Rockstars - will perform the U.S. national anthem at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles on Tuesday, April 16 at 7:00pm as part of "Hello Kitty Night."
Just before the Dodgers play against the Washington Nationals, YOSHIKI will perform a live piano rendition of "The Star Spangled Banner," and Hello Kitty will make a special appearance for the ceremonial first pitch. Dodger Stadium is the home of the Los Angeles Dodgers' star players Shohei Ohtani and Yoshinobu Yamamoto. (continue)
(hennemusic) Lenny Kravitz debuted his new "Blue Electric Light" single, "Human", during the March 20th episode of NBC-TV's The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon. The tune follows the set's lead track, "TK421", as the latest preview to the album, which will be released on May 24.
The rocker's 12th full-length studio set is also his first-ever double LP; Kravitz wrote, recorded and produced the follow-up to 2018's "Raise Vibration" in his studio in the Bahamas, where he played most of the instruments himself alongside longtime guitarist Craig Ross. (continue)
Mia Day just released her single "Severed", which is a love letter to the greats of the Seattle music scene, and to celebrate we asked her to tell us about the track. Here is the story:
Severed is the first song I've ever screamed on. It's a late 90's early 2000's alt-rock angst-inspired single that feels almost slow-core, almost twang grunge. When I was recording it, I imagined that I was smashing things and setting photographs of me and my ex on fire, or wielding a sword and cutting through all of the things that made me feel worthless. It's the quintessential break up song on the album. Lyrically, it's about owning all the ways that being broken up with makes you feel like a loser, and in the process, trying to reclaim your own narrative. If the rest of the album is me throwing myself into the pit, then "Severed" is me singing and screaming my way out of it. (continue)
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