Poison frontman Bret Michaels took to social media this week after a minor controversy was sparked by his bandmate about the vocalist not wanting to tour with the band next year. Michaels reveal his desire to launch the tour in 2006 which will the 40th anniversary of the band's debut album.
Earlier this week drummer Rikki Rocket shared on social media, "I keep getting asked multiple times a day, 'Why isn't Poison touring in 2025 now?' Super simple answer, Bret doesn't want to." After those brief comments caused a controversy, Rikki shared, "People, I never said that Bret is cancelling the 2025 tour. It didn't get booked. I said the reason Poison isn't touring in 2025 is because Bret doesn't want to. Doesn't matter what the reason for him is as far as what I said. I'm simply telling you why so that CC, Bobby or myself doesn't get blamed. It isn't dirt. It isn't a fight. Just the facts, ma'am. Surmise what you want from it. You will anyway!" (continue)
Former Iron Maiden frontman Paul Di'Anno has revisited one of the band's classic tracks, "Wrathchild", with a brand new version that also features ZP Theart of Dragonforce and Skid Row fame.
The track will appear on Di'Anno's forthcoming album, "The Book Of The Beast", which is set to be released September 27th. Paul had this to say, "I'm loving this version of 'Wrathchild'. and working on the vocals with ZP Theart. really brought a lot of new energy into the song. 'Wrathchild'. is still in the setlist at all my live shows. I love singing it and the fans still go crazy for it every night (continue)
Jack White has premiered of the official music video for "That's How I'm Feeling," from his acclaimed new album, No Name. No Name is available now via Third Man Records at all DSPs and streaming services. Black vinyl and CDs arrive tomorrow. Friday, September 13 wherever records are sold.
This weekend will see White and his band crossing the Atlantic for a trio of eagerly awaited UK live dates, set for London's Islington Assembly Hall (September 13), Liverpool's O2 Academy (September 14), and Brighton's Chalk (September 15). The shows coincide with the three-year anniversary of Third Man Records' first store outside the USA, Third Man Records London. (continue)
Sick Puppies have premiered a music video for their new track "Going Places". That song arrives ahead of the band's forthcoming album, "Wave The Bull", which will arrive early next year.
"'Going Places' is a song about feeling stuck in life and basically fed up with it all," Emma Anzai states. "The video we shot is a good representation of throwing our hands up in the air, letting go of everything, and feeling a release from the malaise and just having fun." (continue)
Snow Patrol today (Sept 13th) release their stunning new album 'The Forest Is The Path' featuring new single 'Everything's Here And Nothing's Lost'. 'The Forest is the Path' is the Northern Irish band's eighth studio album and marks their eagerly awaited return after six years, following 2018's 'Wildness'. It is produced by Fraser T Smith (Adele/Dave/Stormzy) and the band. Now comprising the trio of Gary Lightbody, Nathan Connolly and Johnny McDaid, Snow Patrol offered the first tastes of their extraordinary new album with singles 'The Beginning', 'This Is The Sound Of Your Voice' and 'All'.
'The Forest Is The Path' was written by Nathan Connolly, Gary Lightbody and Johnny McDaid and features twelve tracks. Fraser T Smith, Will Reynolds, Roy Kerr and Troy Van Leeuwen (QOTSA) also contributed to the writing on some of the songs on the album. The album and single artwork features paintings by Gary Lightbody. (continue)
Hinder release their new single "Live Without It" - a soulful showstopper about letting go and moving on, taking the lead. The new track's titular phrase has become a mantra for the band's current journey-capturing the yearning to break free from emotional numbness. Hinder's deft storytelling reveals a band unafraid to lay everything bare, face the darkness, and come out the other side renewed.
Lately, Hinder are feeling the intensity of a new energy. Nearly two decades into their career, the band hasn't just endured as a fixture of modern rock-it's evolved. The versatile Oklahoma City-based quartet creates emotionally compelling rock, from hard-hitting anthems to subdued, contemplative ballads. Now the band is looking to the future. (continue)
August Burns Red - JB Brubaker [lead guitar], Brent Rambler [rhythm guitar], Matt Greiner [drums], Jake Luhrs [vocals], and Dustin Davidson [bass] - have dropped their brand new single "Exhumed." ABR are self-releasing the song across all digital platforms today.
It's another slab of angry music for happy people, as is expected from the ABR faithful. "'Exhumed' is about not dwelling on the negatives, being able to recover, get past them, and move on with your life," the band explains. "It's a high-energy track that's influenced by the hardcore roots we came up on." (continue)
With the release of his upcoming solo album The Art Of Letting Go less than one month away, vocalist/guitarist/songwriter Myles Kennedy - known for his work with rockers Alter Bridge and Slash and the Conspirators - is releasing another incredible music video for the third song now available from the album.
The song, "Miss You When You're Gone," is a mid-tempo track that continues to showcase Myles' lyrical ability to create a composition that resonates with its listener. The song talks about a relationship that is growing apart as Myles sings: "This is gonna hurt like hell, I know too well." The music video is an animated masterpiece from the mind of Kennedy and longtime animated video collaborator Ollie Jones. The video tells the story of a girl who moves into a house and befriends a ghost that lives there. Their relationship continues through all phases of the main character's life driving the meaning of the song home. (continue)
They said it would never happen, but now it is!! Not only is Soul Coughing touring for the first time in 25 years, but the band appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live! last night to perform their hit "Super Bon Bon."
Soul Coughing just started a 17-date American tour, which began September 11 in San Diego, CA. The tour ends with a two-night celebration at Brooklyn Steel in Brooklyn, NY on October 4 and 5. (continue)
Kylie Fox just released her new album, "Sequoia," and to celebrate we asked her to tell us about the song "Alberta". Here is the story: When I wrote the song "Alberta," I was still new to playing guitar. I had flown it out with me that summer when I worked as a tree planter for the first time. I wrote the song in my tent, and the little riff I made that exists beneath the entire song sounded to me like guard rails passing along on the highway.
The summer began in British Columbia, learning how to plant spruce and pine seedlings as fast as I could, the right distance apart, surrounded by mountains, thick woods, and black flies. Despite the strict regime of waking up at sunrise, having breakfast with the crew in the mess tent, getting driven to some barren wasteland, and planting trees for eight hours, it felt like total freedom and escape. (continue)
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