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Iron Maiden have sold half of the rights to their likenesses and their music to Pophouse
Their longtime manager said that the move will allow them to “pursue, facilitate, and finance our many plans and dreams quicker than we ever hoped” The post Iron Maiden have sold half of the rights to their likenesses and their music to Pophouse appeared first on NME.
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Sombr’s “You Are the Reason Tour”: How to Get Last-Minute Tickets
The pop rock singer-songwriter is embarking on his first arena tour. Learn how to get tickets, deals, and everything else to know. Sombr’s “You Are the Reason Tour”: How to Get Last-Minute Tickets Travis Bland
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The Rolling Stones hit out at AI music: “If you were any kind of creative person, you wouldn’t do that”
The Rolling Stones have criticised the use of artificial intelligence in music, reportedly speaking out after discovering they themselves had been “deepfaked” using AI technology. The band’s comments add to a growing debate within the music industry about AI-generated content, with the group suggesting that relying on such tools runs counter to genuine artistic creativity.…
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TALAS To Play Live Shows In 2027 With PHIL NARO’s Son JAMES On Lead Vocals
Bassist Billy Sheehan has confirmed that his 1970s band TALAS will return to the stage in 2027, with the late Phil Naro’s son, James, taking over on lead vocals. Sheehan announced the news during a 10 July appearance on SiriusXM’s “Trunk Nation With Eddie Trunk”, explaining that James had impressed him with a voice strikingly…
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Tinashe Announces New Album Popstar
Tinashe has officially announced her fifth studio album, Popstar, due for release on 25 September via Atlantic Records. The announcement follows the release of last month’s single “Too Easy” and is accompanied by a new track, “Crash Out,” continuing the singer’s steady stream of output since her breakthrough era. The new single “Crash Out” features…
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The musician Dave Grohl called “the nicest in the world”
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3 Rock Frontwomen From the 1970s Who Found New Life as Solo Artists
This piece profiles three rock frontwomen of the 1970s who stepped away from their bands to build careers as solo artists, highlighting how each carved out a distinctive path in the male-dominated rock scene of the era. Patti Smith, Nico and Suzi Quatro each moved between group and solo work at different points, and all…