The Beach Boys by the Beach Boys, the only official book on the California legends, will hit shelves in 2024. The anthology will chronicle the Beach Boys’ rise from a humble garage band in Hawthorne to one of the most beloved bands in history, covering every album from their 1962 debut Surfin’ Safari to their chart-topping 1974 compilation Endless Summer.
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Helsinki’s Flow Festival has announced the final additions ahead of its run this August. READ MORE: Aminé and Kaytranada – ‘Kaytraminé’ review: a contender for the summer’s hottest album Announced today (July 13), festival organisers shared that acclaimed producer-rapper Kaytranada, Finnish superstar ALMA and Swedish-Finnish singer-songwriter Markus Krunegård have joined the main festival’s roster, along
Elton John, Weird Al Yankovic and the Fleetwood Mac-inspired series Daisy Jones & the Six were among the nominees announced for the 2023 Emmy Awards. Elton John Live: Farewell From Dodger Stadium racked up a total of three nominations, including Best Variety Special (Live). A win in the category would elevate the Rocket Man to
Disclosure have announced their fourth studio album ‘Alchemy’, which will be released later this week. READ MORE: Disclosure: “Some people want us to make ‘Latch’ over and over again” The dance duo – comprised of brothers Guy and Howard Lawrence – took to their official social media pages to surprise announce ‘Alchemy’ showing its cover art
A ghostly harmony follows every word Jimmy Goings sings to us in the familiar “He’s in Your Mind,” but as strong an impression as this song makes, it doesn’t dwarf the ensuing emotion we’ll soon embrace in the tone-driven “Is It Just Me,” the tune that immediately follows it in Goings’ new record Late Check-In. The
You’d be hard-pressed to find a rock subgenre more critically reviled than glam metal. Often referred to derisively as hair metal or pop-metal, glam metal began germinating in the late ‘70s inside Sunset Strip rock clubs like Gazzarri’s, the Troubadour, the Starwood and the Whisky a Go Go. Glam metal acts mixed the thundering, theatrical hard rock of Aerosmith, Kiss and Alice
Nandi Bushell and her family have announced their plans to open their own music school in her hometown of Ipswich. The musical prodigy gained fame by uploading popular drumming covers and other instrumental renditions of iconic songs. These videos have led to her performing on stage with the Foo Fighters and Lenny Kravitz before, this
A jury has ruled that Aretha Franklin’s handwritten will, found under one of the singer’s sofa cushions following her death, is authentic and should stand as the document of record. The note’s validity had been the main source of contention in what has become a heated dispute between the late singer’s heirs. Franklin, who died
In one moment, Kaitlyn Kohler’s new single “Everywhere I Go” is the picture of a perfect country/pop anthem; in the next, it’s a more complicated and personal piece, designed with the bones of a folk song but delivered unto us with a surreal softness not common of such content (in modern times, at least). INSTAGRAM:
Porno for Pyros have announced their first tour in 25 years in celebration of the 30th anniversary of their self-titled album. Titled ‘Horns, Thorns En Halos’ tour, the 21-city run will kick off on October 8 in Wheatland, California. From there, the band will be making stops all across North America including Las Vegas, Nevada,
Cheap Trick is in the throes of a monthslong North American tour, and they show no signs of stopping. The road warriors just announced new headlining dates that will keep them on the move through late October. The newly announced tour leg begins on Oct. 2 in Springfield, Missouri, and ends on Oct. 22 in Reno,
BABYMONSTER, the upcoming K-pop girl group from YG Entertainment, are set to debut in September. Today (July 11), the K-pop agency confirmed to South Korean news outlet Ten Asia that BABYMONSTER’s debut is currently aimed for this September. The publication, citing YG Entertainment, also noted that a “strong hip-hop song” has been chosen for the
Ozzy Osbourne will no longer perform at the inaugural Power Trip festival taking place in Indio, California, this fall. “As painful as this is, I’ve had to make the decision to bow out of performing on Power Trip in October,” the Prince of Darkness shared in a statement. “My original plan was to return to the stage in the
“My focus now is my health and getting stronger and I assure you, I’ll be back with you as soon as I can! The current plan is to reschedule the North American leg of the tour and to begin in October in Europe.” Madonna was supposed to embark on a massive 40th anniversary ‘Celebration’ tour
Pink Floyd co-founder Syd Barrett looms large in the history of British music and the psychedelic scene of the late ’60s and early ’70s. His free-form style of guitar playing, unorthodox lyrics and larger-than-life personality earned him a reputation as one of music’s most enigmatic figures. But he was also widely misunderstood. Barrett’s mental health has been the subject of debate
South Korean singer Hwasa of MAMAMOO has been reported to the police over an alleged “indecent performance”. Today (July 10), South Korean news outlet The Korea Herald reported that the Student Parent’s Rights Protection Union had filed a complaint against Hwasa over an “indecent performance”. “Hwasa’s gesture suggested a perverted sexual act and was enough
Billy White Jr., the artist best known for creating the cover image for Guns N’ Roses 1987 debut album Appetite for Destruction, has reportedly died. White, who was an art student in Long Beach, California in the mid-’80s, became friends with the guys in Guns N’ Roses as the band was cutting its teeth on the
John Dorsch’s vision for his music has an all-encompassing design that few artists share. His latest release Elevation spans the breadth of fifteen songs that touch on multiple genres such as folk, pop, and rock without ever coming off as a hodgepodge of disparate tunes lacking an overall cohesive theme. The fifteen tracks included on Elevation are bound together
If you think hard rock is a dead genre, reconsider. Sobak’s A Little More Time will definitely make you rethink such a stance. The Florida-based bandleader Anthony Sobak has been playing music and singing since fifteen years old and the long voyage he’s had to this moment delivers the goods in one of the most inspired hard
Bratmobile officially reunited for their first gig in 21 years last week – check out footage below. READ MORE: A brief history of Riot Grrrl – the space-reclaiming 90s punk movement The riot grrrl band announced that they would be performing their first live show in more than two decades back in February – their last
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