Pete Townshend unsure if there will be another new Who album; check out unreleased ‘Who Sell Out’ tracks
Rick Guest/Interscope RecordsThe Who’s Pete Townshend recently told U.K. magazine Uncut that he’d amassed ideas for a lot of fresh songs that potentially could be part of a follow-up to the band’s 2019 studio album WHO, but in a new Rolling Stone interview, Townshend backtracks on his remarks. “I’m not working on the next Who…
John Densmore, Chris Hillman to take part in upcoming virtual interviews about their recent books
Hachette Books; BMG BooksA pair of Rock & Roll Hall of Famers who recently released memoirs, Doors drummer John Densmore and Byrds bassist Chris Hillman, will discuss their respective books during upcoming installments of the hallowed institution’s Virtual Interview Series. Both events are free, and will be viewable at the Rock Hall’s YouTube and Facebook…
“I Miss the Band”: Alanis Morissette pays tribute to her road family in new song
Epiphany MusicAlanis Morissette is missing the road in her new song, “I Miss the Band.” The Grammy winner offers fans a behind-the-scenes look at life on the road touring with her band, before the COVID-19 pandemic led to mass shutdowns of live events. The video features fast-paced clips from the stage, with the camera panning cheering…
Steve Miller Band’s debuts version of “Shu Ba Da Du Ma Ma Ma Ma” from upcoming archival live album
Sailor/Capitol/UMeThe Steve Miller Band has offered a new preview from its upcoming archival concert album, Steve Miller Band Live! Breaking Ground: August 3, 1977: a rendition of the group’s catchy 1973 “Shu Ba Da Du Ma Ma Ma Ma.” The track is available now as a digital download and via steaming services. As previously reported,…
Peter Frampton releases instrumental cover of George Harrison’s “Isn’t It a Pity” with companion music video
UMeThe Peter Frampton Band has released a rendition of the late George Harrison’s 1970 hit “Isn’t It a Pity,” another advance track from their forthcoming instrumental covers album, Frampton Forgets the Words. The track is available now as a digital download and via streaming services. A companion music video also has premiered on Peter Frampton’s…
Heart’s Nancy Wilson releases acoustic tribute to Eddie Van Halen, “4 Edward”
Carry On MusicHeart guitarist/singer Nancy Wilson recently revealed that she’d recorded an acoustic instrumental called “4 Edward” in tribute to the late Eddie Van Halen for her upcoming debut solo studio album, You and Me. Now she’s released the track as an advance single. Explaining the inspiration behind the tune, which is available now digitally,…
Hells baubles and shirts to thrill! New collection of AC/DC rings and apparel available now
Courtesy of Heart of BoneA capsule collection of newly designed AC/DC jewelry, T-shirts and sweaters officially sanctioned by the band are being sold at HeartofBone.com and CustomCreed.com. The Heart of Bone x AC/DC collection offers rings featuring the band’s classic logo made out of either 9-karat gold, sterling silver or stainless steel, as well as…
Van Morrison to play first livestreamed concert on May 8, a day after the release of his latest record
Credit: Bradley QuinnVan Morrison will celebrate the release of his new studio effort, Latest Record Project: Volume 1, by playing his first-ever virtual concert on Saturday, May 8, one day after the double album hits stores. The show will be streamed from Peter Gabriel’s Real World Studios in Wiltshire, U.K. via the nugs.net platform starting…
‘All for You’: Janet Jackson’s blockbuster 2001 album turns 20
Virgin RecordsApril 16 marks the 20th anniversary of the release of Janet Jackson’s blockbuster seventh studio album, All for You. In honor of the milestone, here are five fascinating facts about the album. 5. Janet made All for You after divorcing René Elizondo Jr., whom she’d secretly married in 1991. He’s the guy whose hands…
‘McCartney III Imagined,’ featuring new interpretations of songs from Paul McCartney’s latest album, out now
Capitol Records/UMeMcCartney III Imagined, the new album featuring various artists’ interpretations of the songs from Paul McCartney’s latest solo album, 2020’s McCartney III, got its digital release today. As previously reported, the collection was personally curated by McCartney and includes covers or remixes of the McCartney III tracks by Beck, Blur’s Damon Albarn, Queens of…
Pete Townshend unsure if there will be another new Who album; check out unreleased ‘Who Sell Out’ tracks
Rick Guest/Interscope RecordsThe Who’s Pete Townshend recently told U.K. magazine Uncut that he’d amassed ideas for a lot of fresh songs that potentially could be part of a follow-up to the band’s 2019 studio album WHO, but in a new Rolling Stone interview, Townshend backtracks on his remarks. “I’m not working on the next Who…
John Densmore, Chris Hillman to take part in upcoming virtual interviews about their recent books
Hachette Books; BMG BooksA pair of Rock & Roll Hall of Famers who recently released memoirs, Doors drummer John Densmore and Byrds bassist Chris Hillman, will discuss their respective books during upcoming installments of the hallowed institution’s Virtual Interview Series. Both events are free, and will be viewable at the Rock Hall’s YouTube and Facebook…
“I Miss the Band”: Alanis Morissette pays tribute to her road family in new song
Epiphany MusicAlanis Morissette is missing the road in her new song, “I Miss the Band.” The Grammy winner offers fans a behind-the-scenes look at life on the road touring with her band, before the COVID-19 pandemic led to mass shutdowns of live events. The video features fast-paced clips from the stage, with the camera panning cheering…
Steve Miller Band’s debuts version of “Shu Ba Da Du Ma Ma Ma Ma” from upcoming archival live album
Sailor/Capitol/UMeThe Steve Miller Band has offered a new preview from its upcoming archival concert album, Steve Miller Band Live! Breaking Ground: August 3, 1977: a rendition of the group’s catchy 1973 “Shu Ba Da Du Ma Ma Ma Ma.” The track is available now as a digital download and via steaming services. As previously reported,…
Peter Frampton releases instrumental cover of George Harrison’s “Isn’t It a Pity” with companion music video
UMeThe Peter Frampton Band has released a rendition of the late George Harrison’s 1970 hit “Isn’t It a Pity,” another advance track from their forthcoming instrumental covers album, Frampton Forgets the Words. The track is available now as a digital download and via streaming services. A companion music video also has premiered on Peter Frampton’s…