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Bruce Springsteen launches impassioned Land of Hope and Dreams American Tour video. “We rocked the house from one end of the country to the other, and we spoke up in defence of our Constitution, our Bill of Rights, and our sacred democracy”
Bruce Springsteen has released a 37-minute live video from the final night of the E Street Band’s Land of Hope and Dreams Tour, filmed at Philadelphia’s Xfinity Mobile Arena. Dubbed the “Philadelphia Freedom Cut,” the footage shows Springsteen opening with a passionate speech invoking American democracy and the US Constitution, before leading the band through…
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The “only” genre David Bowie never wanted to listen to: “Much easier for me”
David Bowie, celebrated throughout his career for fearlessly exploring an enormous range of musical styles, revealed that country and western was the one genre he never listened to. This stands out because Bowie was famed as a musical chameleon who moved fluidly between glam rock, soul, electronica and experimental art rock, making his outright avoidance…
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A beginners guide to ’90s hardcore
This is a music feature from Loudersound offering a beginner’s guide to 1990s hardcore, arguing the decade is often overlooked between the genre’s 1980s “golden age” and its 2000s commercial breakthroughs, despite producing several landmark releases. The piece highlights records that, while less famous than works by Black Flag or Minor Threat, shaped hardcore’s evolution…
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Attendees will be able to check out a demo of The Witcher 3 DLC Songs of the Past behind closed doors at PAX Australia
CD Projekt Red will let PAX Australia attendees preview “Songs of the Past,” an upcoming DLC for The Witcher 3, in a closed-door demo session rather than on the public show floor. This gives a select group of fans and press early hands-on access to new content for the decade-old RPG, continuing the game’s unusually…
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What is the best vocal take in AC/DC’s entire discography?
An article on Far Out Magazine debates which vocal performance stands as the finest in AC/DC’s history, weighing the contrasting styles of the band’s two frontmen, Bon Scott and Brian Johnson. The piece explores how each singer brought a distinct energy to the group’s guitar-driven sound, with Johnson’s raw, gritty delivery and Scott’s smoother yet…
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GENERATIONAL COME UP LESGOOO
This clip comes from a creator sharing a personal milestone moment, framed around the idea of a “generational come up” — suggesting a breakthrough tied to family legacy, wealth building or levelling up beyond one’s upbringing. The short-form format and hyped title point to a quick, high-energy burst of celebration rather than a polished full-length…
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Born 75 Years Ago in Wisconsin, the TV Star Who Found Success on Broadway and the Country Charts
Tom Wopat, born on 9 September 1951 in Lodi, Wisconsin, turned 75 this week, marking the milestone of a career that spanned television, Broadway and country music. He is best known for playing Luke Duke in the hit television series The Dukes of Hazzard, but he began his career on stage and went on to…
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Bryan Adams announces new album How’s It Goin’, a “deeply personal musical love letter to Canada”
Bryan Adams has announced his 17th studio album, How’s It Goin’, described by his team as “a deeply personal musical love letter to Canada” that draws on the people, places and stories of his home country. The album follows last year’s Roll with the Punches and will be released on 6 November via Adams’ own…
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The 1974 record that launched Deep Purple’s new chapter and forced Ritchie Blackmore out of the band
An article for Far Out Magazine revisits Deep Purple’s 1974 album Stormbringer, arguing that its unusually funk-infused sound was the key factor that pushed guitarist Ritchie Blackmore to leave the band. Unlike the classic rock sound of albums such as Deep Purple in Rock or its predecessor Burn, Stormbringer leaned heavily on bass, soul and…
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The 8 Most Fun Musical Movies of All Time, Ranked
Collider has published a ranking of the most enjoyable movie musicals ever made, spanning classic Hollywood and Bollywood productions through to contemporary Broadway adaptations. The list highlights that the best musicals do more than showcase good songs, they create an immersive sense of freedom and spectacle, sweeping audiences up in both the music and the…