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Dallas, Austin, and Denver. That was something else… Continuing the journey on phase two of Tour…
This YouTube Short is a tour update clip, reflecting on recent stops in Dallas, Austin, and Denver before looking ahead to the next leg of the run. The tone of the caption suggests a personal, reflective take on how those shows went, hinting that something particularly memorable happened along the way. The clip marks the…
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Los Lobos Settles Sony Music Lawsuit Over ‘Desperado’ Movie Soundtrack Royalties
Los Lobos has settled its lawsuit against Sony Music Entertainment over unpaid royalties for “Canción del Mariachi,” the band’s contribution to the 1995 film Desperado, alongside Antonio Banderas. A court filing on Friday confirmed both sides had agreed to jointly dismiss the breach of contract claim, though the band’s attorney declined to disclose the settlement’s…
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“These young kids put on Jurassic Shift. He said, ‘They don’t know we’re here. They don’t know what this is. But they’re loving it!’”: A truck of marijuana, a synth at Stonehenge, gigs with Gong – and Ozric Tentacles’ Ed Wynne
Ozric Tentacles founder Ed Wynne spoke to Prog magazine about reviving the psychedelic instrumental band with the 2021 album Space For The Earth, its first new material in five years, following his 2019 solo detour with Shimmer Into Nature. The interview traces the band’s origins and enduring free-festival ethos, offering insight into how a group…
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Reba McEntire Inspired One of Brooks & Dunn’s Biggest Hits
Country duo Brooks & Dunn’s 2007 hit “Cowgirls Don’t Cry” was directly inspired by Reba McEntire, who appears on the track and helped shape its story. Songwriter Ronnie Dunn revealed the tale behind the song, showing how a chance sighting of a T-shirt slogan combined with McEntire’s own rodeo upbringing to produce one of the…
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Barking; an original audition tape
This YouTube Short, titled “Barking; an original audition tape”, presents itself as a creator’s self-made audition piece rather than a traditional music video or session. The playful title suggests a tongue-in-cheek or absurdist tone, framing the clip as a mock or genuine attempt to land a role or opportunity through an original, self-produced performance. As…
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The “adolescent” 1987 role Ted Danson never wanted to play: “I can’t shake the glibness”
The studio insisted. The post The “adolescent” 1987 role Ted Danson never wanted to play: “I can’t shake the glibness” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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The night in 1978 when David Lee Roth was accused of kidnapping Ozzy Osbourne
“What did you do to Ozzy?!” The post The night in 1978 when David Lee Roth was accused of kidnapping Ozzy Osbourne first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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This Hall & Oates Hit Was Co-Written by an Unlikely but Well-Known Name in Music
An American Songwriter feature reveals that Hall & Oates’ 1983 hit “Family Man” was originally written by Mike Oldfield, best known as the composer behind “Tubular Bells,” whose eerie instrumental became famous after appearing in The Exorcist. The revelation surprises many fans, as Hall & Oates largely wrote their own material and rarely recorded covers,…
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Los Ángeles Azules & TINI’s ‘Pa’ Él’ & More: Vote for the Best New Latin Music Release This Week
Billboard has opened its weekly New Music Latin poll, inviting readers to vote for the best new Latin release, with a fresh collaboration between Los Ángeles Azules and TINI among the highlighted tracks. The poll, curated by Billboard Latin and Billboard Español editors, showcases the breadth of new Latin releases and lets fans weigh in…
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Daily Mail accused of stalking woman they mistakenly identified as The White Stripes’ Meg White in a “secret new life”
The Daily Mail has been accused of stalking a woman it wrongly identified as former White Stripes drummer Meg White, after the newspaper covertly photographed her and published more than a dozen images claiming she was living a “secret new life”. The now-deleted article, published on 6 August, presented the photos as the first public…