After not exactly being subtle, the Rolling Stones officially let the cat out of the bag and announced the dates for their 2019 stadium tour in the United States.
There is definitely a Russian/rush the stage pun somewhere in this video from a recent Stone Sour show in Moscow, but we’re too distracted by just how hard a fan was tackled while attempting to approach Corey Taylor mid-gig.
“Tiny Desk Concerts” better watch their back, because Mike Campbell and his “Bathroom Jams” might be the next big thing if he continues to bring in more big-name guests.
Tonight (November 19), Ghost will perform at the Wagner Noël Performing Arts Center in Midland, Texas, but some community members are not very pleased with their presence.
After the monumental success of The Joshua Tree and its subsequent tour, there was definitely a sense of “Now what?” with U2. The band, perhaps, didn’t know themselves, which made sense why Bono said at a show in Dublin on December 30th, 1989 that, “We just have to go away and dream it all up again.”
Chris Cornell, the retrospective set covering the many stages of the late singer, is out now and features the new track “When Bad Does Good.” The moving song, which was previously unreleased until this new set, now has an equally moving video starring his son, Christopher.
Before year’s end, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame will announce which artists will be part of their 2019 induction class, which will then lead us all to wonder just who will actually show up.
On the heels of the success of their current single, “Ghost,” Badflower has unveiled the new track “x ANA x” and an accompanying video which is equal parts bizarre and engrossing.
Earlier this month, the Rolling Stones made headlines when their iconic logo was showing up at different football stadiums leading many to speculate a tour announcement could be on the way.
Whether or not you like “ugly Christmas sweaters,” they’re a piece of clothing that won’t go away. So what better way to embrace this staple of the holidays than by combining it with the wonder that is metal?
