(hennemusic) The Rolling Stones are sharing new lyric videos for the "Bridges To Babylon" hit "Anybody Seen My Baby?"
The clips - now available in English and Spanish - are for the lead single from the band's 1997 album, which reached No. 6 in the UK and hit No. 3 on the US Billboard 200, where it went on to sell more than 1 million copies in the region. (continue)
311 have shared a sped-up version of their hit single "Amber" today. Originally released in 2002, "Amber" has become synonymous with the band themselves.
On the inspiration for the new version, Nick Hexum shares, "My daughters keep showing me TikToks of their friends making videos to Amber. They seem to like it more sped up. I'm like whatever floats your boat!" (continue)
Obituary have released a new spatial audio version of their newest 2023 critically acclaimed album, 'Dying of Everything'. The album, available as a new Dolby Atmos mix, is streaming everywhere that supports spatial audio and compatible devices including Apple Music, Tidal & Amazon Music!
In a new step forward for unforgiving Death Metal, 'Dying of Everything''s spatial audio mix allows for more immersion, providing an advanced surround sound experience. (continue)
Fresh off winning Best Rock Album of the Year at the iHeart Radio Music Awards, Ghost announces the coming of PHANTOMIME, a five-song covers EP intended from the start to follow last year's international chart-topping opus IMPERA. A diverse and spellbinding sampling of the GRAMMY Award-winning band's musical DNA, PHANTOMIME is comprised of covers of classics and deep cuts by Television, Genesis, The Stranglers, Iron Maiden and Tina Turner. PHANTOMIME pays tribute in equal measure to every one of these unlikely bedfellow, influences while stamping them all with Ghost's undeniable sonic signature.
The announcement of PHANTOMIME's impending release also solves the mystery of Ghost's recent "Jesus Is Coming" campaign, as referenced in the Good Friday premiere of the newest installment of the band's long-running webisode series, Chapter 17: Nap Time. PHANTOMIME's May 18 release via Loma Vista Recordings is heralded by Ghost's interpretation of Genesis' 1992 satirical stab at televangelists "Jesus He Knows Me," available now to stream and download, and as an instant grat track with pre-orders of the EP. (continue)
John Regan, bassist for KISS star Ace Frehley solo band Frehley's Comet, and also worked with Peter Frampton, Billy Idol, Mick Jagger, David Lee Roth, Robin Trower and more, died last Friday, April 7th at the age of 71.
Frampton, who worked with the bassist from 1979 through 2011, took to social media to share a tribute to Regan. He wrote, "There might only be a handful, if that, of people who come into your world and truly enrich your life. I have lost one of my closest buddies. He certainly enriched my life because of the person and the great player he was. (continue)
On the eve of the release of its eagerly awaited 12th album, 72 Seasons, Metallica announces the Metallica Marching Band Competition: a national challenge to marching bands of all levels to craft their most exciting, unique, and impressive performances of some of the band's most beloved songs.
Marching bands entering the competition at metallicamarchingband.com will have access to a library of marching band charts, provided by Hal Leonard via sheetmusicdirect.com, for Metallica songs (continue)
Candlebox has announced that they will be releasing a new, live, acoustic album, entitled Live at the Neptune on June 23 via Pavement Entertainment. It will be available on all streaming platforms, as well as on vinyl and CD.
Featuring all four original members (Kevin Martin, Peter Klett, Bardi Martin, and Scott Mercado), the LP was recorded at the Neptune Theatre in Seattle, WA on November 5, 2021, when the lineup reunited for one night only to celebrate the 26th anniversary of their iconic album Lucy. The setlist features hit songs from the band's self-titled debut as well as their sophomore release Lucy. (continue)
Sweet & Lynch, the musical union of vocalist/guitarist Michael Sweet (Stryper, Iconic) and guitarist George Lynch (Lynch Mob, The End Machine, ex-Dokken), have released "Miracle", the second single from their long-awaited third album, 'Heart & Sacrifice', out May 19th.
The combination of Sweet's powerful, high-octane vocals and Lynch's immediately recognizable guitar heroics once again prove to be an unbeatable combination sure to please the hard rock faithful. (continue)
Legendary Yes vocalist/songwriter Jon Anderson will be touring Europe with The Paul Green Rock Academy starting July 9th! This Jon Anderson with The Paul Green Rock Academy European tour is a resumption of the tradition started in 2005 when Jon toured with Paul Green's School of Rock all stars.
These shows, over 30 in total between 2006-2008, were nothing short of magical. The ensemble resumed this incredible collaboration in 2021 spreading joy throughout the US. Now Jon Anderson and the group are proud to bring the show to Europe to continue that magic with a set of YES Classics, deep cuts, mash ups, and solo works, all with lush arrangements featuring choral singing, horns, and all of the other benefits having a 25-piece backing band provides. (continue)
The 40th anniversary of David Bowie's "Let's Dance" album is being celebrated by the syndicated radio show In The Studio With Redbeard: The Stories Behind History's Greatest Rock Bands.
Redbeard had this to say, "Well before Let's Dance by David Bowie came out in April 1983, we already knew that rock's original Moon Child would change sound, style, and musician personnel inexorably like lunar phases. Granted, for the preceding four releases Bowie had been working with ex-Roxy Music innovator Brian Eno as producer on cutting-edge sounds in Berlin and, while later to be cited as highly influential by many others, their success in America was uncharacteristically mid-chart. Forty years ago, Let's Dance flipped that focus back to American roots with one listen. (read more)
When Rivers Meet have released a music video "Play My Game". The song is the first single from their forthcoming third studio album "Aces Are High," which will arrive in late summer.
Regarding the forthcoming album the duo say, "As our music is progressing, we're finding our sound even more. When we went in the studio this time, we've never been so sure on what we wanted to create-we had a really clear vision and have stuck to it. (continue)
Seasoned Seattle singer-songwriter Ian Jones just released his new album, "Results Not Typical". To celebrate we asked him to tell us about one of the tracks and he selected "Athens Smiles". Here is the story:
Results Not Typical is a record that was born out of a conversation I had with a friend and industry professional a while back. We were talking about making records and he suggested that I "pick a lane" for a record. "Pick a lane" and do a bunch of songs that are similar in theme and musical background.
So, I set out, going through a bunch of back catalogue songs and started to write a bunch of new material with this "lane" in mind. (continue)
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