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The Wrong Girls Has A Ty Segall Score, A Mannequin Pussy Cameo, And Sheer Mag In The Opening Credits
A good stoner movie always needs a good soundtrack. And the new Dylan Meyer film The Wrong Girls, which hit theaters Friday, appears to have the soundtrack to match. Not only did garage and psych-rock connoisseur Ty Segall score the film, but Mannequin Pussy also have a scene, while tunes by Sheer Mag and Tacocat…
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Linda Ronstadt Detects “Fear and a Lack of Confidence” When Listening to This Early Hit of Hers
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – FEBRUARY 22 : Grammy Winner Linda Ronstadt for Best Mexican-American Performance at the Grammy Awards Show, February 22, 1989 at Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Bob Riha, Jr./Getty Images) Michael Nesmith wrote it, and Linda Ronstadt sang it for The Stone Poneys. But she wasn’t pleased with her…
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MUNICIPAL WASTE’s RYAN WASTE: ‘We Pretty Much Have A’ New ‘Record Written’
In a new interview with U.K.’s Gear4music, guitarist Ryan Waste of Richmond, Virginia metallers MUNICIPAL WASTE spoke about the band’s plans for the coming months. He said (as transcribed by BLABBERMOUTH.NET): ”We’re working on a [new] record, yeah. We pretty much have a record written. So we’ll ti…
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Carly Pearce Takes a Chance on a Fan for Unrehearsed Duet: “The Bar Has Officially Been Set”
Photo by Jason Davis/Getty Images Carly Pearce invited a fan on stage to duet with her, and the results were both shocking and incredible to say the least. The post Carly Pearce Takes a Chance on a Fan for Unrehearsed Duet: “The Bar Has Officially Been Set” appeared first on American Songwriter.
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The 1974 Hollies’ song that left Eric Clapton awestruck: “More soul than anything”
“More soul than anything he’d ever heard…” The post The 1974 Hollies’ song that left Eric Clapton awestruck: “More soul than anything” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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21 Years Ago Today, We Said Goodbye to the Legendary Fiddler Who Played With Flatt & Scruggs and Helped Usher in a New Era of Bluegrass
Vassar Clements Twenty-one years ago today, the world lost the legendary fiddler who helped pioneer “newgrass” and helped build the folk revival of the 70s. The post 21 Years Ago Today, We Said Goodbye to the Legendary Fiddler Who Played With Flatt & Scruggs and Helped Usher in a New Era of Bluegrass appeared first…
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Courtney Love Recounts 2019 Health Scare: “They Told Me I Was Going To Die”
In an Instagram video, the singer also confirmed her next solo album is “done,” and thanked contributors including Michael Stipe and Billie Joe Armstrong
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Earth, Wind & Fire Drummer Briefly Wakes From Coma, Jokes With Family Before Being Sedated Again
(Photo by Chris McKay/Getty Images) John Paris, the drummer of Earth, Wind and Fire is still in the hospital after suffering from a medical emergency last Thursday. The post Earth, Wind & Fire Drummer Briefly Wakes From Coma, Jokes With Family Before Being Sedated Again appeared first on American Songwriter.
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Noah Kahan Brings Chappell Roan on Stage for “California” Performance: Watch
Noah Kahan invited Chappell Roan on stage during his Saturday concert at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, where the pair performed her song “California” together. The moment came as part of Kahan’s ongoing “The Great Divide Tour” and reflects the pair’s public friendship, with Roan praising Kahan to the crowd and Kahan crediting her track…
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‘Tony’ Review: Anthony Bourdain’s coming-of-age story unfolds in charming dramedy
Fox News Digital reviews A24's Anthony Bourdain coming-of-age dramedy “Tony” starring Dominic Sessa, Emilia Jones, Leo Woodall and Antonio Banderas. Directed by Matt Johnson.