Photo Credit: Criss Cain Heart has added more dates to their Royal Flush tour, which kicks off in February. The five additional shows include a second concert in Las Vegas, plus dates in Toronto, Boston and New York. The Royal Flush tour was originally supposed to happen in 2024, but was postponedRead More →

On This Day, Sept. 23, 1977 … David Bowie released the single “Heroes,” the title track from his 12th studio album.  The song, written by Bowie and Brian Eno, failed to chart on the Billboard Hot 100 and peaked at #24 in the U.K when it was originally released. After Bowie’sRead More →

Gary Miller/Getty Images The latest edition of Farm Aid took place in Saratoga Springs, New York, on Sept. 21. Neil Young took the stage with his new backing band, The Chrome Hearts, made up of Micah Nelson, Anthony LoGerfo and Corey McCormick. According to setlist.fm, Young’s set included Harvest Moon tracks “From Hank to Hendrix,”Read More →

Courtesy of Disney+ Elton John‘s new documentary Never Too Late arrives on Disney+ Dec. 13 — but only because his two sons, Zachary and Elijah, gave it the thumbs up. Speaking to Collider, David Furnish, Elton’s husband, manager and co-director of the film, says their older son, Zachary, doesn’t likeRead More →

Sony Music Although it may be hard to believe when you see him headlining three-hour concerts, Bruce Springsteen is celebrating his 75th birthday Monday. In honor of the milestone, here’s a look at The Boss’ most memorable albums: Greetings From Asbury Park, N.J. – Released Jan. 5, 1974, the album was Springsteen’sRead More →

Disney/Jenny Anderson Peter Frampton was forced to cancel his Sept. 17 concert at the Virginia Credit Union Live in Richmond, Virginia, due to “unforeseen circumstances,” and now he’s revealed what those circumstances were. In fan-shot footage from his show at The Met in Philadelphia Thursday, Frampton reveals that the cancellation was causedRead More →

Parlophone Records The 25th anniversary of David Bowie’s album ‘hours…’ is being celebrated with two special digital EPs, featuring four previously unreleased tracks. The first, Live From Manhattan Center ’99, is out now. It features three live performances recorded for the U.K. TV show Top of the Pops that were neverRead More →