On This Day, Jan 20, 1988… The Beatles and Bob Dylan were among the artists inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, in a ceremony held in New York. The Rolling Stones’ Mick Jagger inducted the band into the Rock Hall. George Harrison and Ringo Starr were on hand toRead More →
Live Nation/AEG Presents/Azoff Company/LA Clippers More artists have joined the lineup of the FireAid benefit show, taking place Jan. 30 at two venues in Inglewood, California, the Intuit Dome and the Kia Forum. The Black Crowes and Rock & Roll Hall of Famers John Fogerty and Graham Nash are now set toRead More →
Sony Music There’s a ton of talk about Bob Dylan these days thanks to the biopic A Complete Unknown, but there’s another reason people should be celebrating the legendary performer. Monday, Jan. 20, marks the 50th anniversary of Dylan’s 15th studio album, Blood on the Tracks, which is often revered by criticsRead More →
Studio Pow/Treavor Beattie Films/Fourth Culture Films/New Legend/Mister Smith The new film Midas Man, about The Beatles manager Brian Epstein, finally has a U.S. release date. The film will premiere Jan. 22 via Olyn, a direct-to-consumer distribution platform that allows fans to recommend and share the movie with others. And now those who wantRead More →
Christopher Victorio/WireImage for Kaaboo Del Mar via imageSPACE Aerosmith bassist Tom Hamilton’s new band, Close Enemies, has some new music to share. The group, which also consists of Chasen Hampton on vocals, Peter Stroud and Trace Foster on guitar, and Tony Brock on drums, just released their debut single, “Sound ofRead More →
Courtesy of Searchlight Pictures The Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown has sparked renewed interest in the Rock & Roll Hall of Famer’s music. According to Billboard, Luminate data shows that since the movie’s Dec. 25 release there’s been a huge jump in streams of Dylan’s catalog. In the days following theRead More →
Courtesy OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network Oprah Winfrey will help to introduce the premiere of the Luther: Never Too Much film on her network, sharing a few words about Luther Vandross‘ impact and the way his music has connected people. “Celebrating the extraordinary talent and life of Luther Vandross, this documentary highlights anRead More →
Rhino The Doors are in the midst of a 60th anniversary celebration this year, and as part of it they are planning to dip into their archives and share some live recordings to digital services for the very first time. They’ve just kicked things off with the release of LiveRead More →
ABC/Randy Holmes Duran Duran‘s Nick Rhodes is the latest artist to pay tribute to director David Lynch, whose death was announced Thursday. He was 78. “David Lynch was a creative superhero for me, from the moment I first saw his film Eraserhead as a teenager,” Rhodes writes on Instagram. “His imagination, innovation, styleRead More →
Mercury Studios After the release of their 1979 album Breakfast in America, Supertramp hit the road in support of the record, and now fans are getting a chance to relieve that live experience. Live in Paris ’79, a recording of the band’s December 1979 concerts at the Pavillon de Paris,Read More →
