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PRIMUS Shares Music Video For ‘The Ol’ Grizz’ From ‘A Handful Of Nuggs’ EP
PRIMUS have released an official music video for “The Ol’ Grizz”, directed by Cage Claypool, taken from the band’s EP “A Handful Of Nuggs”, which was released in May. The song is notable as one of the first new studio recordings to feature drummer John Hoffman, who joined the band in 2025, and showcases the…
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Alan Ritchson Breaks Silence on Motorcycle Fight, Calls it “Scariest” Experience of His Life
Alan Ritchson has spoken publicly for the first time about the viral altercation with a neighbour outside his Tennessee home, describing it as the “scariest” and most “terrified” he has ever felt, partly out of fear it could end his career. Speaking on the Armchair Expert podcast with Dax Shepard and Monica Padman, the Reacher…
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Miley Cyrus Signs With Atlantic Records
Miley Cyrus has signed with Atlantic Records, moving away from Sony Music’s Columbia Records to Warner Music Group, representatives confirmed to Billboard. The move ends her long association with Sony, which began in 2013 when she signed to RCA Records after leaving Disney’s Hollywood Records; the news was first reported by Variety. While at Columbia,…
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Why Taylor Swift’s favourite emo band sneaked lyrics by Motley Crue, Bad Company and Madness into the album that saved their career
Jimmy Eat World’s breakthrough 2001 album Bleed American nearly didn’t happen, as the Arizona band spent much of the late 1990s struggling commercially despite critical acclaim, prompting them to leave their major label, Capitol, and their management at the end of 1999. Rebuilding from scratch, the band wove hidden lyrical references to acts including Motley…
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“I’m embarrassed by this”: The 1971 Led Zeppelin song Robert Plant will always regret
Far Out Magazine revisits Robert Plant’s long-standing discomfort with “Stairway to Heaven”, the Led Zeppelin track from their untitled fourth album released in November 1971. Despite becoming one of rock’s most celebrated and frequently played songs, Plant has repeatedly said he finds its lyrics embarrassing and no longer feels a connection to the words he…
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The 1999 album Tom Petty regretted but always defended: “I had shut down”
Tom Petty reportedly came to regret aspects of his 1999 album Echo, which was made during the breakdown of his marriage to Jane Benyo. He nevertheless defended the record as an honest reflection of a painful period, rather than disowning it, and it remains notable for its unusually bleak and personal tone within his catalogue.…
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3 Country Songs From the 1970s That Reference Texas Towns
American Songwriter has published a short feature highlighting three classic country songs from the 1970s that name-check Texas towns, celebrating how the state has long featured in the genre’s storytelling. The piece is a light retrospective rather than breaking news, aimed at country music fans wanting to revisit tracks tied to specific Texan locations. -…
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Taylor Sheridan’s Hit ‘Yellowstone’ Spin-Off Is Officially Returning for Season 2 This Fall
CBS has confirmed that “Marshals”, the network’s live-action spin-off from Taylor Sheridan’s “Yellowstone” universe, will return for a second season this October. The renewal is notable because “Marshals” was the first Sheridan-produced series to air on traditional network television rather than premiering directly on Paramount Plus, and it secured a second season despite a mixed…
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NORTH AMERICA, MISS ME? I’M COMING !!!!!!!Tickets on saleWednesday 10am 🇺🇸🇨🇦
A YouTube Shorts video titled “NORTH AMERICA, MISS ME? I’M COMING!!!!!!!” announces that tickets for a North American tour will go on sale on Wednesday at 10am. The post uses US and Canadian flag emojis, indicating dates are planned for both countries, though the identity of the artist or act and further tour details are…