SiriusXM will air a special performance from Duran Duran captured live at Madison Square Garden in New York on Halloween night featuring decades of their classics plus songs from their latest album "Danse Macabre."
The exclusive concert will air first on SiriusXM's 1st Wave (ch. 33) on Monday, November 11 at 12pm ET and SiriusXM's 80s on 8 (ch. 8) on Tuesday, November 12 at 10pm ET. It will also be available anytime on demand in the SiriusXM app. (continue)
Kicking off another creative era, FITZ - best known as founder and namesake of multiplatinum band Fitz and the Tantrums - excitedly announces the release of his surprise new solo album, Summer Of Us, out this Friday November 15, 2024.
It notably marks his first solo music in three years since the arrival of his debut Head Up High in 2021. To celebrate the arrival of Summer Of Us, Fitz will return to CBS' The Talk for a live performance of "Wind In My Sails" on November 20. (continue)
Throughout the '80s, the Second British Invasion once again took the U.S. by storm -- and Birmingham's Duran Duran were at the movement's forefront. With an ever-evolving sound that has helped them remain popular for over four decades, Duran Duran has everything from timeless hits like "Ordinary World" to new head-turners like their recent cover of ELO's "Evil Woman." Fans can't get enough of the band's music, and now Duran Duran is giving them a chance to make some of their own.
With today's launch of The Official Duran Duran Reverb Shop, fans and fellow musicians alike can buy instruments used by their favorite band over the years, including a microKORG synth that Duran Duran's renowned keyboardist and synth explorer Nick Rhodes says he "used in the 2000s on tour, as its compact size and robust sound engine made it an ideal tool for on-the-go-creativity." (continue)
Newcastle, UK-based band Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs return with "Detroit," their first release of new music following their critically acclaimed 2023 breakthrough LP Land of Sleeper (out now via Missing Piece Records).
About the new single, singer Matt Baty explains, "'Detroit' reflects on the worst manifestations of male jealousy and resentment, and the ways in which a lack of accountability can lead to deflecting responsibility in exchange for blaming external forces like fate or God for perceived injustice." (continue)
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Earlimart have released a 20th anniversary, first time ever on vinyl, edition of their acclaimed fourth full-length album, Treble & Tremble, and will celebrate with an intimate performance at Scribble in Highland Park, on November 23, their first live performance in a dozen years. With support from longtime friend and collaborator Jason Lytle.
Earlimart's Treble & Tremble is a reaction to someone leaving the room without saying a word. It's a lush, haunting affair informed by loss, but with a determined effort to let go and move on, tying clean knots from a tangle of loose ends. With numerous references to telephones, reports, conversation and music itself, Treble and Tremble is about communication and how we fail to communicate. Yet, amid the white noise, the record is also a celebration of the moments we break through. (continue)
Nashville's Palm Ghosts shares a video for "Bright Note", the third song from its fourth EP of the year, Decoder (Poptek Records/Sweet Cheetah Records), which hits the streets on December 6.
Palm Ghosts bassist/vocalist Joseph Lekkas says, "'Bright Note' is a letter from a dropped lover fondly recalling the near perfect moments, regrets, and pain of their affair." (continue)
Alt-rock veterans Smile Empty Soul have unveiled their lyric video for single, "We All Fall Down". The track is a preview of their upcoming EP, Swan Song, which is scheduled for release at the end of the year through TLG|ZOID distributed by Virgin Music Group.
"We all live unique lives, but what we have in common is that life kicks the sh*t out of us all in various ways. Learning how to overcome that is key to survival and the ability to thrive," says Sean Danielsen. (continue)
The management for former Iron Maiden vocalist Paul Di'Anno revealed this morning (November 11th) in a social media post that the legendary metal singer died from heart failure.
They wrote, "Dear fans and friends We have received permission from Paul's family to bring you the news of Paul's cause of death, after the results of the autopsy have been received. His sisters Cheryl and Michelle confirmed the following: 'Basically he had a tear in the sac around the heart and blood has filled inside it from the main aorta artery and that has caused the heart to stop.' Paul's death was instantaneous and hopefully painless. May he rest in peace. (continue)
The 55th anniversary of ZZ Top's 'Deguello' 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: Released November 1979, ZZ Top Deguello ("dee GWAY oh", Spanish for "no quarter, no mercy" ) contained the timeless "Cheap Sunglasses", "I'm Bad, I'm Nationwide", the sublime blues "A Fool for Your Stockings", the jump blues "She Loves My Automobile" featuring the mysterious Lone Wolf Horns (!), and a whole jar of ear candy in ZZ Top's cover of the Sam and Dave Memphis Stax standard "I Thank You". (read more)
Nashville-based rockers Parker Barrow just release their new single "Don't Tell Mama (What Mama Don't Know)" and to celebrate we asked them to tell us about the track. Here is the story:
The song idea originally came from a night off in Boston about 6 years ago, when a friend of ours came out on the road with us for the first time and had a few too many beverages. He made a comment about if his mom only knew the condition he was in - and Megan said "Don't Tell Mama!" A few weeks later we wrote the song just before heading to Jacksonville to record the 'demos' that would become our debut EP that was released in 2020 - and it ended up being the title track as well. (continue)
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