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Rage Against The Machine and Judas Priest did not make it to the top five of this year’s Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Fan Vote. They got around 365,999 votes, which is 28,000 less than country music legend Dolly Parton who got fourth place. Duran Duran won the poll with over 934.880 votes,  » Read More

Pearl Jam will embark on their first North American Tour in two years with the 2020 North American Tour, which has now been rescheduled for May and September 2022. Concerts will begin on May 3 in San Diego and conclude on May 20 in Las Vegas in support of the band’s 2020 album Gigaton. Four new locations have also been added to the lineup –  » Read More

The Spokane Arena hosted Paul McCartney’s “Got Back” 2022 tour this week. There was no “Back In The USSR” in the setlist, however. McCartney didn’t play the song because he opposes the invasion of Ukraine by Russia. Due to the war, McCartney has omitted the mandatory number from his repertoire. In fact, he waved a Ukrainian flag during his performance.  » Read More

Randy Bachman, the former guitarist for Guess Who, said his band tried to get the Who to change their name. The Guess Who saw success from 1969 to 1974, and were established several years earlier. They released their first album “the Guess Who?” in 1966. They went by Chad Allen and the Expressions in 1965 and released two albums.  » Read More

Pearl Jam is set to embark on their first North American Tour in 2 years. Their 2020 North American Tour was rescheduled for May and September 2022. The tour will kick off with concerts on May 3 in San Diego, and end with a concert in Las Vegas on May 20. The tour is held in support of the band’s 2020 album “Gigaton”.  » Read More

The Beatles were banned in the Soviet Union. In 1968’s “White Album”, the first track is “Back In The USSR”, which is a rock song composed by Paul McCartney. He was inspired by Chuck Berry’s “Back In The USA”. Many years later, McCartney would record an album to be released exclusively in the Soviet Union, “Choba B CCCP”.  » Read More

Marilyn Manson’s ex-girlfriend Esmé Bianco is suing him for sexual assault and human trafficking, among other charges. She has expanded her allegations against Manson, revealing that he stopped her from being part of a planned tour video for Deftones. Bianco shot a video with Deftones to be used as part of the stage set for the band’s current tour,  » Read More

Eddie Van Halen’s son, Wolfgang Van Halen, went on a tirade on Twitter recently. He took issue with people attributing false quotes to his father. This is something we see on the internet quite commonly, people would take a famous figure’s picture and edit some text to it to make it seem like that person said it. Wolf posted a picture of Eddie holding a guitar which had the following […]

Ozzy Osbourne has applied for permission for a rehabilitation wing at his Grade II listed home in Buckinghamshire, England. Rumors were floating around recently Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne will move back to Welders House, from LA. While we don’t know about the move yet as it isn’t confirmed by the man himself, a planned revamp to their Welders Lane estate was submitted to the Buckinghamshire Council.  » Read More