Lead singer of the band “Cage the Elephant” has a real “shake me down” moment Matt Shultz has been charged with criminal weapons possession after police found two loaded guns in his New York City hotel. Shultz, 39, of Nashville, Tennessee was arrested Thursday after the cops were called to investigate a report of a […]
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Just two weeks ago Modest Mouse drummer Jeremiah Green, 45, let his fans know he was battling stage four cancer as his mum asks fans to ‘send healing vibes’Sadly last week he has passed away due to complications from the horrible disease.Green is one of the co-founding members of the group, having formed the band
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Last October, Delonge stated that the band would be recording again after he had left the group for a second time in 2015. The trio have since released comeback single ‘Edging’, announced a world tour and confirmed work on a new album. DeLonge has recently taken to social media to tease his fans stating that
The concert was canceled just two hours before the at the Dolby Live stage due to Tyler’s “illness” The band released a statement revealing that 74-year-old lead singer Steven Tyler, who was said to be “doing well “ and was resting comfortably. Just this past summer he had a stay in rehab, so rumors are
The numbers just don’t lie when it comes to why she was the true hero of the band. She married John Mcvie in 1969, joined Fleetwood Mac in 1970. From there she wrote or co-wrote half the songs featured on the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame group’s 1988 “Greatest Hits.” In fact a lot of
Last Friday night, she graced the stage at the Colosseum inside Ceasar’s Palace.The lucky crowd of more than 4,000 people, including her son, Angelo, 10, and boyfriend Rich Paul were dazzled by the wonderful show. Adele sang many of her classic hits including “Easy on Me,” “Skyfall,” “Rolling in the Deep,” and “Rumour Has It.”
Imagine being in one of the world’s greatest rock bands and at the very height of success the lead singer kills himself. That’s what happened to this month’s featured artist. Yet, like a Phoenix rising from the rock and roll ashes, Dave Grohl went on to prove that there was more than one genius in the
Levene helped create The Clash with guitarist Mick Jones and bassist Paul Simonon when he was only 18. Levene, alongside the band’s manager, Bernard Rhodes, asked Joe Strummer, frontman with the 101ers at the time, to join them. Strummer wasn’t keen on the genre of music but had just seen the Sex Pistols play at the
