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Dangerous Pyrotechnics: The Story Behind Alice Cooper's Flame-Throwing Guitar
Kane Roberts reveals a heart-stopping moment when his custom machine gun-shaped guitar accidentally shot flames into the crowd during Alice Cooper's 1980s tour. The innovative instrument, which surprisingly played well, marked an era when rock shows prioritized spectacle over safety.
Muse and Ane Brun Cancel Istanbul Concerts Amid Political Boycott Movement
Major artists Muse and Ane Brun have canceled their upcoming Istanbul shows following widespread calls from Turkish fans to boycott promoter DBL Entertainment over political ties. The boycott movement gained momentum after recent protests and arrests, reflecting growing tensions in Turkey.
Bruce Springsteen Unveils Massive 'Lost Albums' Collection with 83 Unreleased Tracks
Rock icon Bruce Springsteen announces 'Tracks II: The Lost Albums,' featuring seven complete albums of previously unreleased material spanning 35 years. The extensive collection includes 83 tracks from home recordings, experimental sessions, and fully mixed unreleased albums from 1983-2018.
Neil Young Expresses Fear of Detention Over Trump Criticism Ahead of European Tour
Rock legend Neil Young voices concerns about potential detention upon returning to the US following his European tour, citing his outspoken criticism of former President Trump. The dual Canadian-American citizen references recent detentions of political activists as cause for worry.
Guitar Virtuosos Adrian Smith and Richie Kotzen Find Harmony in Blues-Rock Collaboration
Iron Maiden's Adrian Smith and guitar virtuoso Richie Kotzen transcend their diverse musical backgrounds through a shared love of blues-based rock. Their second album 'Black Light/White Noise' showcases their unique dual vocalist-guitarist format and complementary playing styles.
Neil Young Fears U.S. Re-entry Ban Over Trump Criticism During European Tour
Rock legend Neil Young expresses concerns about potential U.S. re-entry issues following his upcoming European tour due to his criticism of Donald Trump. The Canadian-born musician, now a U.S. citizen, worries about possible deportation or imprisonment affecting his summer concert schedule.
Former Pop Star Gary Glitter Declared Bankrupt After Failing to Pay Abuse Victim Compensation
Disgraced musician Gary Glitter faces bankruptcy after refusing to pay £500,000 in court-ordered damages to a woman he abused as a child. Currently imprisoned, the 80-year-old continues to show no remorse while his victim suffers lifelong trauma from his heinous acts.
Bobby Weir Returns to London's Royal Albert Hall with Orchestral Spectacular
Grateful Dead co-founder Bobby Weir is set to make a historic return to London after 22 years, performing with Wolf Bros and the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra. The June 21st show at Royal Albert Hall promises reimagined Dead classics across two sets, building on the success of similar orchestral collaborations.
Billy Idol Receives First Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Nomination After Four Decades
Punk rock icon Billy Idol has earned his first Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nomination for the Class of 2025, joining 13 other nominees including Mariah Carey and Oasis. The legendary singer's recognition comes after decades of shaping rock music with hits like 'Rebel Yell' and 'White Wedding'.