Speaking of KISS, frontman Paul Stanley revealed to ABC radio that the band is making plans to hit the road next year for a big tour. He told them "KISS [will] do a world tour starting in January, I think." They then followed up with a source close to the band, who confirmed that they are "putting together a major tour, which is expected to extend well beyond 2019." Read the report here
Tool feature their new song "Descending" in a brand new promotional video that they have released for their upcoming music clinics. Watch the clip and read more about the upcoming events here
Dave Grohl loves his fans and he proved it during a Foo Fighters concert last week in Houston. The frontman spotted a fan holding a sign that said "No dad -- be mine?" That promoted Dave to tell the crowd, "Dude, I have three kids. You want to be my fourth kid?" He then dedicated the performance of the song "Big Me" to the 20-year old fan declaring "The next four minutes...I'll be your daddy." At the conclusion of the song Grohl invited the fan on stage and had the audience cheer him as his "adoptive son". Watch fan filmed footage here
Linkin Park's Mike Shinoda has released a self-produced video for his new track, "About You" (feat. blackbear).It's one of the tracks that will be included on his forthcoming solo album "Post Traumatic", which will hit stores on June 15th. Check out the video here
Greta Van Fleet have been turned heads with their heavy classic rock sound and they can now count Tom Hanks among their legion of fans. Following a visit to the recording studio by the actor, the band tweeted "We're happy to announce the album has been @tomhanks approved".
A remastered video of a classic Def Leppard TV performance has been released. The clip features a restored and remastered performance from German TV show Rockpop In Concert which was originally shot in 1983 in Dortmund, Germany at the Rock Pop Festival. It came during one of the last dates of the band's Pyromania World Tour. Watch it here
All Time Low have released a music video for their track
Afterglow." The song come comes from the group's latest album "Last Young Renegade."�Watch it here
Grateful Dead will be celebrating the 50th anniversary of their album "Anthem Of The Sun". A deluxe remaster version of the group's sophomore album will be released on July 13th. Read more details here
The family writes in the statement published by ABC radio, "Our beloved Tim was a seeker, a fragile artistic soul searching for answers to existential questions. An over-achieving perfectionist who traveled and worked hard at a pace that led to extreme stress.
"When he stopped touring, he wanted to find a balance in life to be happy and be able to do what he loved most -- music. He really struggled with thoughts about Meaning, Life, Happiness.
"He could not go on any longer. He wanted to find peace. Tim was not made for the business machine he found himself in; he was a sensitive guy who loved his fans but shunned the spotlight.
"Tim, you will forever be loved and sadly missed. The person you were and your music will keep your memory alive. We love you, Your family."
This song has definitely been a journey!! I actually starting writing this record years ago over this track made by a producer friend of mine, Lasting Sounds. I remember instantly vibing with the islandy feel of the beat and I came up with the hook right there on the spot. I had just gone through a break up at that time and the song derived from that experience. I actually never got around to finishing the song until years later when my label blue sapphire music thought it could be a hot single. It was originally just a Rn'B pop style record until we got the news that Rick Ross took a liking to it and would be featuring on the record. I still think about that moment, it was very surreal to find out I'd have an opportunity to collaborate with the hip hop mogul! At this point, the ceo of my label Othniel and tha bombsquad production team spiced up the beat and added a hip hop section for Ross. In the meantime I finished writing the lyrics for my verses, at this time I was in a different place emotionally then when I started working on the song, so even though its still about finding love again its also about finding the "now" or present moment, and reconnecting with yourself. This is what inspired the name Find You Now. This whole process has been a blessing, getting to fly to rick ross's home studio in atlanta and work along side the legend himself was an unreal experience; and then getting to film the video with world renowned director Spiff TV, it felt like I was in a movie, I had never been on a real set before it was crazy. I'm very grateful to have had this chance and I'm excited to see what's comes next.
Hearing is believing. Now that you know the story behind the song, listen for yourself and learn more about Duncan
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