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Hall & Oates Split: Daryl Hall Declares Iconic Duo's Partnership 'Gone to the Bottom'
Music legend Daryl Hall firmly closes the door on reuniting with John Oates amid bitter legal disputes over their joint company's ownership. The declaration marks the definitive end of the legendary pop duo's five-decade partnership that produced numerous hits and sold over 60 million records.
British Composer Daniel Blumberg Wins First Oscar for 'The Brutalist' Score
Daniel Blumberg has claimed the Academy Award for Best Original Score for his haunting jazz-influenced soundtrack to 'The Brutalist'. The 34-year-old British composer's triumph marks a remarkable achievement for only his second feature film score.
R&B Legend Angie Stone Dies at 63 in Alabama Highway Tragedy
Grammy-nominated soul singer Angie Stone was killed in a devastating highway crash near Montgomery, Alabama. The beloved artist, known for hits like 'No More Rain' and her pioneering work with The Sequence, was returning from her final performance when the accident occurred.
Neil Young Announces Historic Free Concert in Ukraine to Champion Democracy
Rock icon Neil Young will perform his first-ever Ukrainian concert ahead of his European summer tour with Chrome Hearts, demonstrating solidarity with the nation. The free performance precedes the tour's Swedish opener and aligns with Young's longstanding tradition of political activism.
Rock Pioneer David Johansen, New York Dolls Frontman and Buster Poindexter Creator, Dies at 75
David Johansen, the influential proto-punk vocalist who led the New York Dolls and later reinvented himself as Buster Poindexter, has passed away at 75. The groundbreaking artist helped shape punk rock through his provocative performances and raw musical style before pursuing diverse creative paths in music and acting.
Badfinger's Last Original Member Joey Molland Dies at 77, Marking End of Power Pop Era
Joey Molland, the final surviving member of Badfinger's classic lineup, has passed away at 77 after battling pneumonia. The Liverpool guitarist's death closes a chapter in rock history that included collaborations with Beatles members and hits like 'No Matter What,' despite the band's tragic past.
The Day the Music Died: The Dramatic Collapse of NYC's Mercer Arts Center
On August 3, 1973, the historic Mercer Arts Center in Greenwich Village came crashing down, marking the sudden end of a vibrant cultural hub. The collapse, which claimed four lives, revealed structural issues in the former Grand Central Hotel that had become a key venue for experimental theater and emerging rock acts like the New York Dolls.
Entombed Returns to Studio After 18-Year Hiatus, Revives Vintage Sound
Swedish death metal pioneers Entombed are back in the studio with their original lineup, working on their first new material since 2007. The band is even incorporating their vintage Peavey amp from their 1990 debut album to recapture their signature sound.
Punk Pioneer David Johansen of New York Dolls Dies at 75: A Legacy of Musical Innovation
David Johansen, the transformative frontman of New York Dolls who helped shape punk rock and later reinvented himself as Buster Poindexter, has died at 75. His groundbreaking career spanned glam rock rebellion to mainstream success, leaving an enduring impact on music and popular culture.