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Rock Legends Unite: Shaky Knees 2025 Announces Epic Three-Day Festival Lineup
Atlanta's Piedmont Park prepares to host a monumental rock gathering featuring My Chemical Romance, Blink-182, and Deftones as headliners across four stages. The September festival promises over 50 performances from legendary acts and rising stars, with pre-sale tickets launching February 27th.
MTV Unplugged's Greatest Hits Find New Home on Paramount+
Over 50 iconic MTV Unplugged episodes, including rare performances from Nirvana, Alice in Chains, and Oasis, are now streaming on Paramount+ for the first time in two decades. This historic collection offers intimate, acoustic performances that shaped music history.
Musicians Launch Silent Album to Protest UK AI Copyright Changes
Over 1,000 prominent artists including Kate Bush and Annie Lennox have released a protest album containing only silence and ambient sounds to challenge proposed UK AI copyright laws. The strategic 12-track release aims to prevent AI companies from using copyrighted works without proper licensing.
Led Zeppelin's 'Physical Graffiti' Turns 50: The Making of a Rock Masterpiece
Led Zeppelin's groundbreaking double album 'Physical Graffiti' celebrates its 50th anniversary, marking a pivotal moment in rock history. The 15-track opus nearly came apart during its creation but emerged as a testament to the band's boundless creativity and musical evolution.
Legendary Singer Roberta Flack, Voice Behind 'Killing Me Softly,' Dies at 88
Grammy-winning artist Roberta Flack, who rose to fame with soulful hits like 'Killing Me Softly with His Song,' passed away at 88. The influential musician, who blended soul, jazz and pop throughout her remarkable career, leaves behind a lasting legacy that shaped R&B and influenced generations.
Neil Young Returns: Love Earth Tour 2025 Announced with New Band Chrome Hearts
Rock legend Neil Young reveals plans for his ambitious 'Love Earth Tour' in 2025, featuring his new backing band the Chrome Hearts across Europe and North America. The extensive tour promises a mix of classics and new material, with Young declaring it the 'Summer of Democracy.'
The End of an Era: The Byrds' Final Performance and Lasting Legacy
On this historic day in 1973, legendary folk-rock pioneers The Byrds played their final show as an active band, concluding their influential nine-year journey. The group's legacy spans multiple genres and lineup changes, leaving an indelible mark on American popular music through their distinctive sound and innovative approach.
Disturbed Frontman Seeks Game-Changing Collab with Kendrick Lamar for 'Modern Walk This Way'
Disturbed's David Draiman aims to bridge metal and hip-hop by collaborating with Kendrick Lamar on a unity-themed track. Drawing inspiration from iconic crossovers like Run-DMC and Aerosmith, Draiman envisions a boundary-breaking hit that could unite genres and audiences.
British Music's Global Chart Absence Marks Historic Shift in Pop Dominance
For the first time in over two decades, UK artists have vanished from global top 10 bestselling charts, signaling a dramatic shift in music industry dynamics. The historic downturn comes amid rising competition from K-pop and Latin artists, while British talent grapples with mounting touring costs and venue closures.