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The 1973 show Bob Dylan refused and that The Band played for just one thing: “We were in a mood”
Show me the money. The post The 1973 show Bob Dylan refused and that The Band played for just one thing: “We were in a mood” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Charli XCX Sang With the Strokes? Cool
Charli XCX joined the Strokes onstage during their Outside Lands 2026 set in San Francisco, performing “Take It or Leave It” from their 2001 album Is This It. Julian Casablancas invited “Charli motherfucking XCX” up during the band’s performance, playfully acknowledging that her new album had outsold theirs on the charts. The guest appearance drew…
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All the Artists Who Don’t Want Donald Trump Using Their Music
Numerous musicians have publicly objected to Donald Trump’s team using their songs in campaign material and official White House social media posts without permission, a practice dating back to his 2016 campaign and continuing through his second term. The administration has increasingly used provocative, meme-style videos set to popular songs to promote policies such as…
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NEVERMORE Has ‘About Six Ideas’ For Upcoming Album: ‘The Demos Are Now Starting To Flow’
NEVERMORE guitarist Jeff Loomis has revealed the band has begun writing material for its long-awaited comeback album, telling Germany’s Moshpit Passion that songwriting got off to a late start as the reformed group prioritised touring first. He said the current lineup, which made its live debut in Istanbul in April, is now moving forward with…
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Levon Helm Studios Sues Levon Helm’s Daughter, Amy Helm
Levon Helm Studios (LHS) has filed a federal lawsuit against Amy Helm, the singer-songwriter daughter of late The Band member Levon Helm, accusing her of self-dealing, trademark infringement and causing $2 million (£1.6 million) in damages. The suit, lodged on 10 August, escalates a bitter dispute over control of the studio, known as “the Barn”,…
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Woke music heiress, 39, has been SQUATTING in Brooklyn apartment for last four years with her refusal to pay rent driving her black landlord into foreclosure, lawsuit claims
A lawsuit alleges that a 39-year-old music heiress, described as espousing progressive politics, has been living rent-free in a Brooklyn apartment for four years, with her refusal to pay pushing her Black landlord towards foreclosure. The case highlights the financial strain long-term non-paying tenants can place on individual landlords, and has drawn attention partly because…
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Pearl Jam’s Original Drummer Dave Krusen Breaks Down “Even Flow”: Watch
Dave Krusen, Pearl Jam’s original drummer, has broken down his drum part on the band’s classic track “Even Flow” in a new video for online lesson platform Drumeo. Krusen played on the band’s landmark 1991 debut album Ten before departing the same year following struggles with alcoholism, and the session offers a rare technical insight…
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The classic 1965 Paul McCartney song John Lennon secretly envied: “Really quite biffed”
Bitter. The post The classic 1965 Paul McCartney song John Lennon secretly envied: “Really quite biffed” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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RIVAL SONS Singer JAY BUCHANAN Announces September/October 2026 ‘Storyteller’ U.S. Tour
Jay Buchanan, lead singer of Grammy-nominated rock band Rival Sons, has announced a solo “Storyteller” tour of the United States, running through September and October 2026. The intimate acoustic shows follow on from his sold-out European “Weapons Of Beauty” dates earlier in the summer, during which Buchanan embraced performing alone on stage without theatrics, focusing…
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Morrissey and Johnny Marr have both worked on new rare vinyl release from The Smiths
Morrissey and Johnny Marr have both contributed to a new seven-inch single by The Smiths, to be included in Rough Trade Records’ upcoming boxset “Rough Trade 45s: Volume 2”, due for release on 30 October. The single pairs “The Headmaster Ritual” with “I Want The One I Can’t Have”, both from 1985’s “Meat Is Murder”,…