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Pearl Jam Release Uncensored Version Of ‘Jeremy’ Video

Monday, June 8 by Staff

In recognition of National Gun Violence Awareness Day on June 5, Pearl Jam released for the first time the version of the "Jeremy" that MTV refused to show.Jeremy is from Pearl Jam's 1991 debut Ten, inspired by the death of 16-year-old Jeremy Wade Delle,... Read More.

The Ghost Inside Part Ways With Bassist Jim Riley Due To Racist Comments

Monday, June 8 by Staff

The Ghost Inside have parted ways with bassist Jim Riley. The bassist was accused of making racist slurs five years ago, and while he issued a statement on Twitter, he has now departed the band.TGI said... Read More.

Rush Legend Neil Peart To Receive Honor In His Hometown

Friday, June 5 by Staff

The late legendary Rush drummer and lyricist Neil Peart will be honored by his hometown of St. Catharines, Ontario with the renaming of a pavilion after him. The city council agreed to renaming the Port Dalhousie area after Peart, after 81 percent of residents voted... Read More.

Motley Crue Drummer Tommy Lee Set to Release Two New Solo Tracks

Friday, June 5 by Staff

Motley Crue drummer Tommy Lee is returning with his latest solo project, announcing that two new songs will arrive this Friday, June 5. Lee teased the releases on social media.“Knock Me Down” includes a collaboration with Killvein, whose most recent album, MK Ultra, came... Read More.

Nirvana’s Krist Novoselic Deactivates His Twitter Account After Backlash From His Pro-Trump Social Media Post

Thursday, June 4 by Staff

Krist Novoselic, former founding member and bassist of Nirvana, has deactivated his Twitter account following backlash for a social media post praising Donald Trump. Novoselic's comments were made in response to a speech Trump gave June 1 about law and order. Novoselic wrote in a... Read More.

Record Store Day Shares New List of Exclusive Releases

Thursday, June 4 by Staff

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, Record Store Day 2020 will look dramatically different this year. Typically a one-day event, this year's Record Store Day will be spread across three days: Aug. 29, Sept. 26 and Oct. 24. As always, artists... Read More.

Metallica Stream Full “Poor Touring Me” Concert From 1997

Wednesday, June 3 by Staff

This week's installment of Metallica's full concert streaming series MetallicaMondays had the band looking to back to early 1997. The band had this to say about their latest installment: "We'll be rewinding 23 years, for the seventh stop on the North American leg of... Read More.

Liam Gallagher Shares MTV Unplugged Performance Of ‘Sad Song’

Wednesday, June 3 by Staff

Liam Gallagher has released a clip of “Sad Song” from last year’s MTV Unplugged performance. Prior to the 2019 concert, Gallagher was initially scheduled to play an Unplugged set with Oasis in 1996. However, he didn’t perform due to illness and also taunted his brother... Read More.

Arkansas authorities use tear gas to break up violent protesters

Tuesday, June 2 by Staff

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas authorities used tear gas for the third night in a row Monday to disperse violent protests outside the state Capitol over the death of George Floyd. Arkansas State Police fired tear gas to break up the protest, which had... Read More.

Music Industry Calls For ‘Blackout Tuesday’ After George Floyd’s Death

Tuesday, June 2 by Staff

The music industry is standing in solidarity after the death of George Floyd with a “Blackout Tuesday” initiative. Floyd is the black man who was killed while being restrained by Minneapolis police.Atlantic Records’ senior director of marketing, Jamila Thomas and Platoon’s senior artist campaign... Read More.

Motley Crue, Def Leppard And Poison Postpone 2020 “Stadium Tour”

Tuesday, June 2 by Staff

Motley Crue, Def Leppard, Poison and Joan Jett and The Blackhearts have officially postponed their North American Stadium Tour due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Motley Crue shared a joint statement from all of the bands on Monday, June 1st:"We wanted to continue to communicate... Read More.

INXS To Release Restored “Live Baby Live” Concert Film

Monday, June 1 by Staff

The INXS' 1991 concert film Live Baby Live captured one of the band's largest performances as they played a sold-out Wembley Stadium in London to over 72,000 fans. The film was restored from the original 35mm recording into a remastered widescreen 4K Ultra HD... Read More.