Bruce Springsteen expressed his strong feelings about embarking on a farewell tour during his concert with the E Street Band in Philadelphia this past Friday night (August 23rd).
Springsteen told the fans in the crowd, "We've been around for 50 f***in' years, and we ain't quitting! We ain't doing no farewell tour bullsh*t! Jesus Christ! No farewell tour for the E Street Band! Farewell to what? A thousand people screaming your name? Get the hell out. I ain't going anywhere!" (continue)
This past weekend, Incubus kicked off the first two nights of their Morning View + The Hits Tour to sold-out crowds at Little Caesers Arena in Detroit, MI and Allstate Arena in Chicago, IL. The 10-city arena tour sees the band play the entirety of their iconic album Morning View plus major hits across their discography.
Produced by Live Nation and featuring special guests Coheed and Cambria, the "Morning View + The Hits Tour" will continue across the U.S., making stops in New York, Tampa, Austin, Philadelphia and more before wrapping up in San Francisco at Chase Center on September 12. (continue)
Bryan Adams has released a music video for "War Machine", which is one of two tracks that co-wrote for the classic KISS album "Creatures Of The Night", that will be featured on his new double a-side single.
As we previously reported, Bryan Adams has announced a special release to launch his brand new independent label Bad Records. To inaugurate the new label, Adams revisits two songs that he cowrote with Gene Simmons and Jim Vallance for the classic 1982 KISS album "Creatures Of The Night". (continue)
This past Saturday, Jeff Lynne's ELO kicked off the first night of "The Over and Out Tour" with a sold-out crowd at Acrisure Arena in Palm Desert. The 31-date trek, produced by Live Nation, is the band's final tour and will travel across major cities in North America.
With support from Rooney, the tour continues August 27th in Seattle, WA at Climate Pledge Arena and will continue on to some of North America's most iconic venues including two date engagements at Madison Square Garden on September 16th and 17th and LA's Kia Forum on October 25th and 26th. "It's a magnificent tour for a treasured band to go out on after four decades, and an unforgettable live experience for fans." - The Desert Sun (continue)
The 35th anniversary of Motley Crue's "Dr. Feelgood" album is being celebrated by the syndicated radio show In The Studio With Redbeard: The Stories Behind History's Greatest Rock Bands.
Redbeard shared this synopsis for the episode: Motley Crue unleashed their fifth album, Dr Feelgood, thirty-five years ago and the prescription kicked in immediately, becoming the #1-selling album in America and the biggest of Motley Crue's colorful career. (read more)
Tim Bowness has shared a music video for his brand new track "Lost/Not Lost". The song comes from his forthcoming album, " Powder Dry," which is set for release on 13th September on Kscope.
Speaking about the single, he said "Both musically and lyrically, Lost / Not Lost is the most direct song on Powder Dry. It's a straight-ahead Electro-Pop piece with an optimistic lyric embracing escape and a spirit of abandon. It provides a sharp contrast to some of the bleak sentiments and troubled tales found elsewhere on the album. Like the rest of the music, it came together in a very natural and instinctive way. Clearly, I was in a rare good mood that day!" (continue)
State Champs released a new music video for their track "Too Late To Say." This song showcases a refreshing new sound for the group, bringing out their vulnerable side. While it sounds youthful and polished, it's a deeper track that lyrically talks about being scared and the fear of losing yourself. The music video embodies those feelings, as the band is seen performing off the back of a fast-moving truck - a metaphor for moving too quickly through life.
This release comes just after the band announced their fifth studio album and self-titled record, State Champs, to be released on November 8 via Pure Noise Records. Last week, "Too Late To Say" was released as a single on all streaming platforms alongside "Silver Cloud." In the music video for that song, singer Derek DiScanio is seen breaking the cycle of a mundane, unfulfilling life with a cast of characters played out by the rest of the band. (continue)
One Machine are releasing their first single in nearly nine years, "A New Plane Of Existence", across all digital platforms, as well as a music video for the song, on Friday August 30th.
The band is also happy to announce their return to the live stage, for the first time since 2018, on tour with Overkill and Angelus Apatrida across Europe in September with new lead vocalist Tasos Lazaris! (continue)
Skilled laborers and tradespeople have long been the backbone of America, shaping the economic health and hard-working spirit of the country. However, the U.S. continues to face a widening skilled labor shortage, with young workers experiencing societal barriers to entering the trades, as 79% of young Americans say their parents want them to pursue a college education after high school and only 5% say the same about vocational school.1 Carhartt, America's iconic workwear brand, is continuing to help eliminate barriers and close the skilled trades gap this Labor Day by dedicating its Fall 2024 "For the Love of Labor" grant to support Metallica's All Within My Hands Foundation and its Metallica Scholars Initiative.
Created by the members and management of Metallica, All Within My Hands is a non-profit, philanthropic organization dedicated to supporting workforce education by connecting future workers with trade programs in their local community. Carhartt's For the Love of Labor grant donation will benefit the foundation's Metallica Scholars program to support 60 community colleges across all 50 states - including the 18 new schools that joined the program in July 2024. Funding provided by Carhartt will support not only school tuition at local community colleges, but also wraparound services like childcare and transportation to eliminate barriers that may prevent candidates from pursuing skilled trades education. (continue)
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