Destiny’s Child Reunion at Beyoncé Finale Sparks Act III Theories
Talk about a cliffhanger.
Destiny's Child reunited Saturday night (7/26) in Las Vegas on the closing night of Beyonce's already-noteworthy Cowboy Carter world tour.
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Hayley Williams Live Debuted “Mirtazapine” with Bleachers
Bleachers’ headlining set at Newport Folk Festival on Friday (7/25) turned into an all star party showing off Jack Antonoff’s band in true collaborative form.
The pop rock began innocently enough with a trio of Bleachers originals from their first three albums, and then the parade of guests began to appear.
moreOzzy Tributes Continue On Stages Around The World
When Ozzy Osbourne died last week the outpouring of love and respect was like little else we've seen in rock in a long time.
Likewise the results of his farewell concert found it had broken a record for a charity concert as it raised over $190 million for Birmingham Children's Hospital, Acorn Children's Hospice, and Cure Parkinson's Held at Villa Park in Birmingham, England.
moreMy Chemical Romance Covers Pumpkins, Gets Love From Billy Corgan
The list of artists who have been able to pull off North American stadium tours this year, in this economy, is very small: Kendrick Lamar w/ SZA, Post Malone w/ Jelly Roll, Beyoncé, Coldplay, George Strait w/ Chris Stapleton, and Billy Joel.
But the least likely of those who can easily sell out baseball and football palaces just might have to be My Chemical Romance who aren't co-headlining with another household named act.
moreTyler The Creator Live Debuts Entire New Album in Brooklyn
Do you like to tap the glass?
Do you like to sit on a bench quietly and watch the show?
moreChris Stapleton Live Debuts “A Song To Sing” with Miranda Lambert
Chris Stapleton and George Strait sold out SoFi Stadium on Saturday (7/19) for the only West Coast stop on their limited-run stadium tour that also boasts Little Big Town as the openers.
The show was part of Stapleton’s neverending All-American Road Show Tour, which began way back on May 5, 2017, in Alpharetta, Georgia.
moreSetlist History: Led Zeppelin’s Final US Concert
Led Zeppelin’s American swan song began with their manager’s son being slapped backstage and ended with the tragic death of their singer’s child.
Never mind the historic breakthroughs happening in punk rock in NY and London, in 1977 there was no bigger rock group than Led Zeppelin and on July 24, they were headlining the second of two sold out shows at the giant football stadium in Northern California.
moreSetlist Insider: The Offspring
The Offspring began over 40 years ago in Garden Grove, California, originally as Manic Subsidal. Founding members and high school pals, Dexter Holland and Greg Kriesel, started playing music together when they met guitarist Kevin “Noodles” Wasserman and the chemistry gelled.
The band changed its name to The Offspring in 1986 and released their self-titled debut in 1989. After years of playing Southern California clubs, they signed with Bad Religion guitarist Brett Gurewitz's Epitaph Records and things really got cooking.
moreToday is George Clinton’s Birthday
“Funk is anything you need it to be, to save your life. It’s the DNA of Black music. It’s the gospel without the church. It’s the blues without the pain.” - George Clinton
George Clinton, the colorful and visionary bandleader behind Parliament-Funkadelic and the godfather of P-Funk, was born July 22, 1941, in Kannapolis, North Carolina, and raised in Plainfield, New Jersey.
moreRockLand ’25: Sex Pistols, Iggy, Jet, Delight The Spaniards
What started as a guerrillero local rock night has bloomed into one of Spain’s most electric boutique festivals.
RockLand Fest 2025, officially billed as RockLand Art Fest, took over the cobbled streets and weathered plazas of Santo Domingo de la Calzada last weekend (July 18-20), delighting thousands of music lovers with a diverse and energetic international lineup that included the newly reassembled Sex Pistols, Iggy Pop, Wolfmother, Jet, and The Black Keys, among others.
moreRemembering The Best Ozzy Show That Wasn’t Even An Ozzy Show
Because I've been around the block, I've been lucky enough to see Ozzy several times, including the last show he did without his throne for what would be his final Ozzfest on New Years Eve, 2018, at The Forum.
As good as that night was, it wasn't as wild as a decade prior at a car dealership in the San Fernando Valley.
moreFOB’s Patrick Stump Filled In For Ailing MC Soundtrack Singer
Jiminy Jillikers, Patrick Stump was finally able to live up to his band's name's lore.
Fall Out Boy, as many of you know, is a character in a comic book seen in The Simpsons. He is the peppy sidekick to Radioactive Man and spells his name slightly differently: Fallout Boy.
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