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MERCYFUL FATE, ELECTRIC CALLBOY And MOTIONLESS IN WHITE To Headline 2027 Edition Of U.K.’s BLOODSTOCK
Bloodstock has announced its first acts for its 2027 festival, with Mercyful Fate, Electric Callboy and Motionless In White set to headline the Ronnie James Dio main stage. The announcement was made while the 2026 event was under way, giving the Derbyshire metal festival an early promotional boost for its next edition. The festival will…
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Karol G Turns Heartbreak Into a Superstar Moment on No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto: Review
Karol G’s No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto is presented as a heartbreak-focused album that reflects her arrival as a global pop star. The review argues that, despite prominent guest appearances and stylistic experimentation, its central strength is a cohesive emotional narrative that moves between longing, anger and self-preservation. The 43-minute record follows Karol G’s…
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Olivia Rodrigo Rocks Out at Surprise Underplay in Brooklyn’s Warsaw: 5 Best Moments
Olivia Rodrigo played a surprise, intimate show at Warsaw in Brooklyn on 6 August, shortly before the launch of her Unraveled Tour. The 1,100-capacity venue gave fans a rare chance to see the pop star in a much smaller setting, with demand prompting queues around the block. – Rodrigo performed 15 songs in 62 minutes,…
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3 Songs From 1975 That Teens Couldn’t Stop Playing in Their First Car
The article highlights three 1975 hits it suggests were popular choices for teenagers listening to music in their first cars. – Earth, Wind & Fire’s “Shining Star” topped both the US Billboard Hot 100 and Hot Soul Songs charts. – David Bowie’s “Fame”, co-written with John Lennon and built around a Carlos Alomar riff, reached…
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Da’Vine Joy Randolph to Star in Indie Dark Comedy ‘Dedicated to Morris Burke’ From Director Will Ropp (EXCLUSIVE)
Da’Vine Joy Randolph will lead the independent dark comedy “Dedicated to Morris Burke”, directed by Will Ropp. She plays Judy Brooks, the widow of a bestselling novelist who becomes fixated on discovering the identity of a man named in her husband’s final book dedication, sidelining her grief and relationship with her son. The film explores…
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(HED) P.E. Launches CREATOR ONE RECORDS, Releases New Single ‘Violent Girl’
(HED) P.E. has launched its own label, Creator One Records, and released a new single and video, ‘Violent Girl’, marking a further step in the California band’s long-running independent approach. The song previews its forthcoming album, ‘Relapse’, while the label is intended to give artists greater creative control and a more direct relationship with audiences.…
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A year ago my life changed forever…
This YouTube Short comes from a creator sharing a deeply personal reflection, marking the anniversary of a moment that reshaped their life. Rather than a music release or session, it reads as a candid, confessional-style clip built around a single pivotal turning point. The title alone signals an emotional, storytelling-driven short rather than a produced…
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44 Years Ago Today, Two Country Legends Turned an Overlooked Willie Nelson Song Into a No. 1 Hit
Willie Nelson’s “Yesterday’s Wine”, initially a commercial disappointment in 1971, became a number-one country hit when George Jones and Merle Haggard recorded it as a duet on 7 August 1982. The success highlighted the song’s later critical standing and launched the pair’s first collaborative album, A Taste of Yesterday’s Wine. Jones and Haggard’s version spent…
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Eric Burdon weighs in on whether Bob Dylan is a great singer: “Rock ‘n’ roll is everyone’s music”
Eric Burdon has said Bob Dylan does not possess a conventionally great singing voice, but argued that this does not lessen his importance as an artist. The Animals frontman’s remarks matter because they distinguish technical vocal ability from the capacity to communicate meaning and move an audience. Speaking about the expectation that pop stars should…
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The “raunchy” 2000 scene Gillian Anderson never got to shoot: “The greatest sex in the world”
Gillian Anderson once said she would have liked to film a highly sexual scene between Dana Scully and Fox Mulder in *The X-Files*, imagining it as “the greatest sex in the world”. However, she believed making their relationship explicitly romantic would undermine the carefully built chemistry and intimacy between the characters, so the idea remained…