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Popular Rock Band Forced To Tour Without a Key Member After “Pretty Serious Mental Health Crash”
Photo by Gary Miller/Getty Images Shinedown bassist Eric Bass is stepping away from the band’s tour after suffering “a pretty serious mental health crash.” The post Popular Rock Band Forced To Tour Without a Key Member After “Pretty Serious Mental Health Crash” appeared first on American Songwriter.
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What’s the most amount of singles for an album?
How many?! The post What’s the most amount of singles for an album? first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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3 Iconic 70s Songs That Were Written by Teenagers
UNITED STATES – DECEMBER 01: Photo of AEROSMITH; Steven Tyler and Joe Perry (playing Gibson Les Paul guitar) performing live onstage (Photo by Richard E. Aaron/Redferns) From Aerosmith to Jackson Browne, here are a few songs from the 70s that some talented teens had a hand in writing. The post 3 Iconic 70s Songs That…
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Joyeria – “The Curse”
If you’re looking to have a morbid Monday, you’ve come to the right place. “There is no cure/ Not for this curse/ When will it end/ Or will it get worse,” Joyeria deadpans on his alluringly eerie new Decay Decay Decay single “The Curse.” The post Joyeria – “The Curse” appeared first on Stereogum.
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“People that do this that don’t have huge egos have huge problems.” Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger says that a life in rock and roll will “permanently damage” you psychologically
“You always hope that you’re a so-called normal person underneath”
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The “childishly dirty” 1981 song Stephen King would listen to forever: “I never tire”
Simple pleasures. The post The “childishly dirty” 1981 song Stephen King would listen to forever: “I never tire” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Young Thug Announces YSL Tour
Young Thug has announced the YSL: The New Generation Tour, taking several YSL artists on a US and European run after recently appearing with them at Diamond*’s mixtape release party. The tour matters because it marks his first official live tour since 2019, signalling a more substantial return to touring after his release from jail…
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ENHYPEN Embraces Mexican Energy in Spanish to the Rhythm of ‘Despacito’ & ‘Cielito Lindo’
South Korean boy band ENHYPEN used their first shows in Mexico to connect directly with local fans, incorporating well-known Spanish-language songs and references to Mexican culture into their performances. During two consecutive concerts at Arena Mexico City on 11 and 12 July, the group joined crowds singing “Despacito” and “Cielito Lindo”, and danced to “Payaso…
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Jack White’s ‘Frozen Charlotte’ Is a Rage for These Times
Rolling Stone’s review presents Jack White’s *Frozen Charlotte* as an aggressive, loud and politically charged rock album that channels anger, disorder and unease. Critic David Fricke argues that the record matters because it captures the mood of a turbulent period, using White’s intense guitar-driven style and cryptic but forceful lyrics to express frustration, defiance and…
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Allison Russell on Finding Joy ‘In the Hour of Chaos,’ a Duets-Filled Third Album That’s a Jubilee Unto Itself
She’s a rainbow… and with a slew of carefully chosen guest artists on her new album, she might also count as a rainbow farmer. The acclaimed singer-songwriter Allison Russell is back with her third solo album, “In the Hour of Chaos,” featuring her Rainbow Coalition band and leading off with a song titled “Rainbows,” reflecting…