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“Want To Sing It, Buddy?”: Scotty McCreery’s 3-Year-Old Son Steals the Show With Adorable Onstage Duet
Country singer Scotty McCreery brought some family charm to his opening set for Cody Johnson at Oklahoma City’s Paycom Center, inviting his three-year-old son Avery onstage for a brief duet. The moment, captured on video and shared widely online, offered fans a heartwarming glimpse of the American Idol winner’s home life amid a busy touring…
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The “frivolous” 1965 classic Paul Simon thought was a cheap imitation of Bob Dylan and the protest hit he wrote in response 20 years later
“i actually went there”. The post The “frivolous” 1965 classic Paul Simon thought was a cheap imitation of Bob Dylan and the protest hit he wrote in response 20 years later first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Dwayne Johnson Says He Is “Exploring” a Music Career Inspired by “Old-School Soul” and Country
Dwayne Johnson has told Rolling Stone he is exploring a music career, saying he wants to “sing from the heart” in a style drawing on old-school soul with “some country flavour”. The actor and former wrestler cited influences including Sam Cooke, Elvis Presley, George Jones, Merle Haggard and Willie Nelson, framing the move as something…
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The “degrading” 2017 audition when Jennifer Lawrence was forced to perform in a “nude line-up”
“Lose 15 pounds in two weeks.” The post The “degrading” 2017 audition when Jennifer Lawrence was forced to perform in a “nude line-up” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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GUNS N’ ROSES Guitarist SLASH: ‘It’s Really Amazing And Humbling That ‘Appetite For Destruction’ Has Become So Iconic’
Guns N’ Roses guitarist Slash has reflected on the enduring success of the band’s 1987 debut album “Appetite For Destruction,” describing it as “amazing and humbling” that the record has become so iconic, while stressing that he focuses on writing music in the present rather than looking back at past achievements. The comments came in…
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Exceleration partners with Reach Records on global distribution
Exceleration Music has agreed a strategic partnership with Christian hip-hop label Reach Records, home to artist and co-founder Lecrae as well as Jackie Hill Perry, marking Exceleration’s first deal with both a hip-hop and a Christian music label. Through its in-house distributor Redeye Worldwide, Exceleration will give Atlanta-based Reach global physical and digital distribution and…
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Dying 4 – “Topaz”
Dying 4, the indietronica solo project of Blue Bendy guitarist Joseph Nash, has released a new single called “Topaz” ahead of his debut EP. The track follows last month’s single “Strafe” and continues to build anticipation for the project’s first extended release, offering listeners another glimpse of Nash’s sound outside his main band. Nash has…
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The “beautiful” 1985 Kate Bush song about a sex philosopher and his Orgone Energy Accumulator
Euphoric. The post The “beautiful” 1985 Kate Bush song about a sex philosopher and his Orgone Energy Accumulator first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Kennedy Center ordered to pay Chuck Redd $252,000 in legal fees
A District of Columbia judge has ordered the Kennedy Center to pay jazz musician Chuck Redd $252,000 in legal fees and costs, drawing a line under a lawsuit the arts organisation itself brought and lost. Redd, a longtime host and performer at the Kennedy Center’s annual Christmas Eve concerts, pulled out of last December’s show…
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Kenny Chesney Reveals the Hilarious Way His Second Duet With Megan Moroney Came to Be
Country star Kenny Chesney has explained how singer Megan Moroney came to feature on his new track “It Just Got Weird,” revealing that she essentially invited herself onto the song. Speaking on Talk Shop Live about his upcoming album Silver Sands Marina, Chesney said Moroney heard about the track through a mutual songwriter friend and…