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LAMB OF GOD’s MARK MORTON Featured In LIVE NATION’s ‘Backstage With Crew Nation’ Video Series
Live Nation has launched a new series on the “Live From Home” platform in conjunction with the Crew Nation fund called “Backstage With Crew Nation” — an authentic and uplifting giveback video series spotlighting relationships between touring artists and the backstage crews that help them make their concert dreams a reality. Kicking off the series is LAMB OF GOD‘s Mark Marton in conversation with the band’s guitar tech, Jake Hobbs, discussing a range of topics, including their unique arcade meeting, their first gig together in India, and everything in between that lead to them working together on the road. “Backstage With Crew Nation” will feature natural conversations over video call between artists and members of their crews, highlighting th...
VIMIC Frontman KALEN CHASE Releases Music Video For ‘Good Things’ Solo Single
VIMIC frontman Kalen Chase has released the official music video for his new solo single, “Good Things”, featuring Brian Viglione of THE DRESDEN DOLLS on drums. Check it out below. “The inspiration for ‘Good Things’ was just one of those magic moments where I was in a bad mood, and my wife said something like, ‘Y’know, there’s good things happening,’ and I said ‘Well, they’re not happening now,’ and walked away,” Kalen told American Songwriter. “That’s where the line of ‘good things are happening somewhere, but not happening here today’ came from, then I did my usual thing of writing filler.” Chase is a rare breed. Born in Southern California and growing up in Washington state until ...
GLENN HUGHES Looks Back On 2016 ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME Induction: ‘To Have That Achievement Was Great’
During an appearance on the latest episode of “Live From Nerdville With Joe Bonamassa”, legendary vocalist/bassist Glenn Hughes looked back on his 2016 induction into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame, where he was honored along with other former and current members of DEEP PURPLE. “My dad passed away that night,” Glenn said (see video below). [He had been suffering from] dementia, and he had not been well for a week. And mom called me every day, as our mothers do, and she hadn’t called me that day. And I sensed something was wrong. I didn’t talk to anyone — [my wife] Gabi knew about it, of course, but I didn’t tell anyone about it. And I was not my normal self. “I was just really happy to be on that stage with these fellows I was in a family wi...
MYLES KENNEDY Has Written A ‘Full-On MOTOWN’-Style Song For Second Solo Album
ALTER BRIDGE frontman Myles Kennedy spoke to “Offstage With DWP” about his forthcoming second solo album. Regarding the musical direction of the the LP and how it will be different from “Year Of The Tiger”, which came out in March 2018, Myles said: “We finished up a run in the States, ALTER BRIDGE did, in February. And I think at that point, I kind of saw the writing on the wall with what could happen with this pandemic and whatnot. So I was, like, ‘Well, there’s a chance I could be home for a while, so I’m just gonna get right to work.’ That was, like, 12 weeks ago or whatever. So I’ve been just in here [at my home studio] working non-stop. And it’s evolved. “‘Year Of The Tiger’, first of all, is a very da...
Rammstein Announce Rescheduled North American Tour Dates for 2021
Rammstein have just unveiled the rescheduled dates for their highly anticipated North American tour, following the postponement of their 2020 outing due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The stadium tour originally was set to kick off this summer in late August, but will now take place in late summer / early fall of 2021. While the outing will still be comprised of 10 dates, the band has canceled its Washington, D.C. show outright due to scheduling issues, adding a second show in Mexico City instead. The 2021 tour kicks off August 22nd in Montreal, and hits Philadelphia, Chicago, Minneapolis, East Rutherford, N.J. (New York City area), Los Angeles, and San Antonio, before wrapping up with the aforementioned two-night stand in Mexico City. When the North American tour finally does commence, the dyn...
Chris Evans Commends Six-Year-Old Boy Who Saved His Sister From Dog Attack: Watch
The current state of affairs may seem endlessly bleak, but Bridger Walker is here to remind us that there’s still good in the world, and that it comes in all shapes and sizes. The six-year-old Wyoming native went viral this week after his aunt posted a video detailing how he’d saved his younger sister from a vicious dog attack. Walker suffered a number of injuries as a result of his act of heroism, and he ended up needing a two-hour surgery and 90 stitches on his face. When asked why he did he what did, Walker simply stated, “If someone had to die, I thought it should be me.” This selfless, heartwarming story made its way to actual superheroes like The Avengers, especially as it became known how much Walker loved them (he has his own Spider-Man and Captain America outfits). A number o...
Sebastian Bach: Supporting President Trump Is a Stance Against Every Out-of-Work Musician in America
Veteran metal singer Sebastian Bach is lashing out against supporters of Donald Trump, telling them that they are taking a “stand against … every musician in America who has been put out of work” due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The former Skid Row vocalist has long been highly critical of Trump’s presidency on social media, but his new tweet from Wednesday night has gone viral with nearly 60,000 likes as of this posting. The full tweet reads, “If you support Donald Trump you stand against rock n’ roll and every musician in America who has been put out of work because a reality television show host doesn’t believe in science.” Bach also included a mask-wearing emoji, driving home the point that by not wearing masks and social distancing, people are extending the pandemic and ultimately p...
Tom Hanks Questions Patriotism of Americans Who Don’t Wear Masks
As one of the first American celebrities who contracted COVID-19 and recovered safely, Tom Hanks doesn’t have time for people who don’t wear masks. The beloved actor has been urging people to practice safety guidelines during the coronavirus pandemic, even going so far as to say, “Don’t be a pussy.” Now, he’s doubling down on that sentiment by questioning the patriotism of Americans who choose not to wear masks. During an appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Tuesday, Hanks was asked by Stephen Colbert what it’s like to be a coronavirus survivor. The two discussed a range of topics, including whether or not Hanks would donate his plasma to help scientists find a cure (Hanks confirmed he already has and he hopes it will result in the “Hank-ccine” vaccine). Out of all the quest...
Listen to PJ Harvey’s Demo of ‘Down By the Water’
The latest release in PJ Harvey’s ongoing reissue series is a big one — and it comes with an early treat. To Bring You My Love is coming in September (and turned 25 in February), and like the previous releases, there will be a demo version of the record to go along with the standard reissue. With the announcement of the release, Harvey shared the demo version of “Down By the Water,” which is debatably one of her signature songs. Harvey will be releasing and reissuing albums from her catalog for the rest of 2020. To Bring You My Love arrives on Sept. 11. Listen to the demo version of “Down By the Water” below. [embedded content] You Deserve to Make Money Even When you are looking for Dates Online. So we reimagined what a dating should be. It begins with giving you back p...
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Calls Out Anti-Semitism In Entertainment Via New Column
Source: Sheri Determan/WENN.com / WENN Kareem Abdul-Jabbar spent much of his NBA career as a standout big man and has eased into his retirement as a writer and author covering a bevy of topics. In his latest column, the Los Angeles Lakers legend examines the recent string of perceived anti-semitism from entertainers and athletes while offering a stern warning. Writing for The Hollywood Reporter, Abdul-Jabbar, 73, took issue with the recent comments made by the likes of Ice Cube, DeSean Jackson, and the latest to express alleged anti-semitic thoughts, Nick Cannon. From THR: Ice Cube’s June 10 daylong series of tweets, which involved some creepy symbols and images, in general implied that Jews were responsible for the oppression of blacks. NFL player DeSean Jackson tweeted out several anti-S...
CNN’s Chris Cuomo Calls Donald Trump’s Goya Promo “Bullsh*t” On The Air
Source: AGUSTIN PAULLIER / Getty Looks like CNN’s Chris Cuomo has had enough of Donald Trump’s “bullsh*t!” thanks to his endorsement of Goya products from the Oval Office. Things began last week when a boycott of Goya products began after it’s CEO, Robert Unanue, went to the White House and praised the Racist-In-Chief and called Americans “blessed” for having a “leader like Donald Trump” leading the country straight into a divider. In an effort to further troll his left-wing haters and “own the libs,” Donald Trump took a picture of himself in the Oval office with some Goya products sitting on the Resolute Desk that he probably sent one of the White House gardeners to go fetch. That seemed to be the breaking point for Chris Cuomo as the Coronavirus pandemic continues to rage out of control ...
“I Feel Ashamed”: Nick Cannon Apologizes For Anti-Semitic Comments, Will Remain As Host of ‘The Masked Singer’
Source: Bernard Smalls / @PhtoosByBeanz After taking a pretty solid stance following being handed the pink slip by ViacomCBS for his anti-Semitic comments, Nick Cannon is now saying sorry…again The Wild ‘N Out general took a step back and apologized for his anti-Semitic remarks he made just 24 hours after he dropped somewhat of an apology. In that same breath, he also called for ViacomCBS to give him full ownership of his billion-dollar Wild ‘N Out brand he claims he was finessed out of. In his newest apology, Cannon takes full responsibility for the anti-Semitic comments that were dropped on his Cannon Class series. “First and foremost, I extend my deepest and most sincere apologies to my Jewish sisters and brothers for the hurtful and divisive words that came out of my mouth during ...
