They’re loud, they’re hard, they’re tough, they’re uncompromising. Girlschool, the London-based-band, are proud to announce their 13th studio album, Guilty As Sin, to be released on November 13th in red colored vinyl gatefold, album and digipack.
Rod Stewart has set his first dates for 2016, outside of his Caesar’s Palace residency, with an eight date stadium tour which he calls “one of his biggest U.K. tours yet.”
Muse have announced a fifth and final date at The O2 Arena, London as part of their ‘Drones World Tour’ in April 2016 along with a brand new date in Birmingham at Barclaycard Arena.
Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck documentary follows Kurt from his earliest years in this visceral and detailed cinematic insight of an artist struggling to come to terms and make sense of his place in the world.
Continuing Frank Sinatra’s centennial year celebration ahead of the icon’s December 12 birthday, three classic 1965 Sinatra albums will be reissued worldwide on 180-gram vinyl by FSE/Universal Music on Friday 20 November to commemorate their 50th anniversaries.
Recorded during sessions for critically acclaimed debut album A Dream Outside, Gengahr recently took the time during a hectic live calendar to revisit the tracks and this release was born.
Justin Bieber is dating someone new. The 21-year-old singer’s most famous relationship has been with Selena Gomez, who he has dated on and off from 2010.
In an interview with Billboard Keith Richards opens up about drugs, Donald Trump, Mick Jagger, The Grateful Dead, and reveals the only contemporary artists he can tolerate (Taylor Swift is not one of them).
The album title refers to the fact that Jon Anderson (he of Yes fame) and Jean Luc Ponty have been discussing an album together for around thirty years and this finds them in the right places and at the right time. The result is fascinating but it takes some time to begin to get into.
5 Second of Summer have spoken of their struggle to be taken seriously as a real rock band and singing about mental illness while top payers in the music industry sing their praises.
Creed frontman Scott Stapp has addressed his years of arrests and breakdowns, “a very public relapse,” and the bipolar diagnosis that almost ended his marriage — and his life.
