Maynard James Keenan is prepping for the worst but hoping for the best as Ozzy Osbourne gears up for what’s supposed to be his final live appearance. Will rock’s Prince of Darkness rise again… or just chill in the VIP tent?
Semisonic just reminded everyone they still exist—by dragging the White House for using their 1998 hit “Closing Time” in a deportation video. The Trump administration, apparently clueless about the song’s meaning, used it in a clip featuring Border Patrol agents sending handcuffed immigrants onto a plane. The band fired back, saying they “did not authorize or condone” its use and that the government “missed the point entirely.” Given that the last time Semisonic was relevant, flip phones were cutting-edge, this could’ve been a rare moment of positive exposure—too bad they had to spend it shutting down political nonsense.
Semisonic: “Closing Time” Is About New Beginnings—Not Deportation Flights Read Post »
Abel Tesfaye, aka The Weeknd, is closing the curtain on his iconic persona. Find out why he’s ready to leave at the peak of his career and what’s next.
Public Enemy’s Chuck D sets the record straight as LA wildfires rage, reminding everyone of the true meaning behind “Burn Hollywood Burn.
Chuck D’s Fiery Response to Misuse of ‘Burn Hollywood Burn’ Amid LA Wildfires Read Post »
Billie Eilish gets real about the chills she felt hearing fans sing ‘The Greatest’ during her tour, calling it a moment she’ll never forget. Get the full story now!
Billie Eilish Gets Emotional Over Fans Singing ‘The Greatest’ Live Read Post »
The Cure’s latest album offers a profound look into Robert Smith’s journey through grief and healing, providing a poignant soundtrack to the band’s introspective new era.
Robert Smith of The Cure Explores Grief and Renewal in New Album Read Post »
Celebrating the 25th anniversary of ‘Play’, Moby opens up about the album’s journey, his views on fame, and his ongoing commitment to meaningful causes.
Moby Reflects on ‘Play’ After 25 Years Read Post »
After a dynamic career spanning nearly three decades, Sum 41 has announced their eighth and final studio album, “Heaven :x: Hell,” marking the end of an era for the iconic pop-punk band. The band opened up about the highs and lows of their journey, the creation of their last project, and what fans can expect from their farewell tour.
Sum 41 Reflects on Their Journey: Announcing Their Final Album and Farewell Tour Read Post »
