Grammy-nominated alt-rock legends Garbage are wrapping up their final tour, calling out the record industry’s “thievery” for killing the economics of live shows. From Stupid Girl to Only Happy When It Rains, their legacy is undeniable.
Garbage Calls It Quits on Touring — Blames Record Industry “Thievery” Read Post »
With Jamaica Love, Mojo Morgan pushes reggae forward while honoring its roots. From collaborations with Popcaan and Sizzla to tributes to his late brother Peetah, Mojo’s music ties family, faith, and cultural pride into a legacy his son Esh continues today.
Mojo Morgan’s Jamaica Love: Legacy, Rasta Rock, and Passing the Torch Read Post »
Jelly Roll’s new chapter includes a slimmer frame, a handshake with Pope Leo XIV, and a holy performance in Vatican City. We’re hoping it’s diet and dumbbells — not Ozempic — fueling the glow-up.
Jelly Roll Goes from Rock Bottom to Holy Ground — With a Side of Louis Vuitton Read Post »
Punk wasn’t just noise — it was liberation. Stephen Palmer’s A History of Punk – Punk & Pistolry dives deep into the raw fury and creative spark of ’76–’77. Music-News.com is giving away 3 copies of this new book packed with interviews, rare photos, and stories from the scene. Enter before 30 November 2025.
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The Police wrote anthems that defined a generation, but now the biggest hit might be happening in a courtroom. Sting faces a lawsuit from Andy Summers and Stewart Copeland over missing royalties for “Every Breath You Take.”
Sting vs. The Police: Royalties, Reunions & Rock ’n’ Roll Drama Read Post »
Rock icon Lenny Kravitz returns to The Bahamas for the 2025 Culinary & Arts Festival at Baha Mar, blending world-class music, chefs, and island vibes into one unforgettable weekend.
Lenny Kravitz Brings the Heat Back Home at the Bahamas Culinary & Arts Festival Read Post »
Dua Lipa’s Levitating just blasted into the YouTube billion-views club. Static Live Magazine celebrates the milestone with sarcasm, admiration, and a birthday shoutout to the pop queen.
When you have Miley Cyrus on the mic and still manage to blow it, that’s not “crossed wires” — that’s one of the biggest fumbles of the year. Calvin Harris says “my bad,” but for fans, that doesn’t cut it.
