The war of words between Eddie Vedder and Nikki Sixx has exploded once again, with the Pearl Jam frontman throwing more shade at the bass player, Mötley Crüe and, specifically, the band’s rotating drum kit. Rock ‘n’ roll’s latest bizarre feud was sparked when Vedder opened up to the New York Times Sunday magazine about his hatred for the ‘80s hair metal scene. One of the biggest names to squeeze into spandex was, of course, Mötley Crüe. And Vedder despised all of it. “‘Girls, Girls, Girls’ and Mötley Crüe: [expletive] you. I hated it. I hated how it made the fellas look. I hated how it made the women look. It felt so vacuous,” he told the Times‘ David Marchese for the mag’s “Talk” feature. Explore See latest videos, charts and news See latest videos, charts and news Mötley Crüe...
After introducing the world to his “Pushing P” slogan with DS4EVER, Gunna has now immortalized the phrase by getting it tattooed on his body. Taking to Instagram, the rapper shared a series of images showing off a new fit and a recent tattoo session. Despite the striking display of jewelry, it was the tattoo session for the emoji that stole the IG carousel. The tattoo artist was armed with a large “P” emoji on an Apple iPad as he colored in the interesting piece of ink. The post ends with a close-up of the tattoo accompanied by the caption, “I got a Bad B*tch n my PH RightNow! She Got on a ‘P’ucci Gown Ready to get Pipe Down! Take a look at Gunna’s new “Pushing P” tattoo below. In case you missed it, Justin Bieber stars in Balenciaga’s latest campaign. Read Full Article
Continuing to stay active on Instagram, Kanye West recently took to the social media platform to tease his DONDA 2 collaborators. Ye chose to share a screenshot of a post made by Our Generation Music, the post is centered around a photo taken by photographer Samuel Alemayhu during what is assumed to be a studio session for the project. In the photo, Ye is seen dressed in his now-signature obscured face all-black outfit surrounded by a few familiar names and some new faces for the artist. The collaborators now expected to be featured on DONDA 2 include Drake, Travis Scott, Baby Keem and Yung Lean, photographer Rayscorruptedmind is also seen in the background. Check out Kanye West’s teaser for his DONDA 2 collaborators below. View this post on Instagram A post shared by ye (@ka...
Nigerian singer Asake unveils a new song titled “Omo Ope” featuring Olamide. Ahmed Ololade Asake also known as Asake is back on the music scene after a while of silence, he drops a new single titled “Omo Ope”, in collaboration with YBNL boss Olamide. And it’s his first single of the year. The new song “Omo Ope” is an Amapiano rhythm that would get you on your feet and dancing. The track was produced by Magic Sticks. Listen, enjoy and share Asake ft Olamide – “Omo Ope” below.Download at: https://music.empi.re/omoope
As Edgar Wright’s exhilarating documentary The Sparks Brothers illustrated so well, Ron and Russell Mael, aka Sparks, are “your favorite band’s favorite band” for good reason. The duo have been making delightfully dramatic, experimental yet accessible art rock for over 50 years. Whether they were prancing on Top of The Pops in the ‘70s or blasting from transistor radios on KROQ 106.7 FM in the ‘80s, they never really “fit in” with what was popular at the time. But last night (February 7th) at Los Angeles’s Walt Disney Concert Hall, illuminated by an array of multi-hued stage lights and backed by a solid five-piece band, they were a splendid fit. The Hall is home to the LA Philharmonic, and its grand aesthetic and layout (inside and out), not to mention its unmatched acoustics, make seeing ...
In a tweet that Rivers Cuomo said was “not confirmed with any record company or manager,” the frontman of Weezer announced the release dates for four upcoming albums. The SZNS cycle will debut with Spring on March 20th and continue with Summer on June 20th, Fall on September 22nd, and Winter on December 21st. Cuomo added that the dates were chosen because they are “the first days of the seasons.” He first teased a seasonal four-album concept almost exactly a year ago, while hinting that Winter would be inspired by Elliot Smith. A few days later, guitarist Brian Bell told Consequence and Kyle Meredith With… that another record would be a “Weezer-inspired Weezer album.” Bell explained, “We sometimes refer to ‘Island in the...
Heather Morgan, who has released some of history’s most jaw-droppingly bad rap music under the name Razzlekhan, was arrested on Tuesday alongside her husband Ilya “Dutch” Lichtenstein for stealing $4.5 billion in cryptocurrency. According to the federal criminal complaint, accounts linked to Lichtenstein allegedly hacked into a virtual currency exchange in 2016, initiating over 2,000 unauthorized transactions and making off with 119,754 in Bitcoin. Later, Razzlekhan and Lichtenstein purportedly laundered the funds through a series of crypto wallets. At the time of the theft it would have been worth about $71 million, but due to BTC’s soaring valuation, it could net them about $4.5 billion today. It’s unclear when the pair began dating, but they got engaged in 2019 and married last yea...
Here’s a new one for your Steve Albini hot take bingo card: The famously opinionated Chicago producer has come to the defense of Juggalos, even going so far as suggesting that Insane Clown Posse’s fans are better people than Deadheads. “Yes, I’m saying the Juggalos are good,” Albini tweeted on February 7th. “A non-judgmental, inclusive community for people on the fringe, built on a beautiful communion they call ‘family.’ They remind me of punk/queer chosen families and I love them. I haven’t heard much of the music, it’s atrocious. Who cares.” Albini’s take on the fans of the Insane Clown Posse arrived after screenshots of a 2020 Violent J interview with Stereogum went viral. In the interview, the rapper owned up to past instances of homophobia in the duo’s music, calling himself a “fool” ...
Adele has won the 2022 Brit Awards’ most prestigious honor: the album of the year award. Before the conclusion of Tuesday’s (Feb. 8) awards show, the singer accepted the prize for her fourth studio album, 30. Though the 33-year-old kept things brief while collecting her awards for song of the year (“Easy on Me”) and artist of the year, she delivered a personal speech the third time around and thanked her 9-year-old son Angelo and ex-husband Simon Konecki. “I’d like to dedicate this award to my son and to Simon, his dad. This album was all of our journey, not just mine,” Adele said, holding back tears. “I’m very proud of myself for sticking to my guns and putting out an album that was about something so personal to me because not many people do stuff like that anymore. My son has been ...
Adele was the big winner at the 2022 Brit Awards, which were presented at the 02 arena in London on Tuesday (Feb. 8). She won artist of the year, Mastercard album of the year for 30 and song of the year for “Easy on Me.” She lost in just one category, the fan-voted best pop/rock act, which went to Dua Lipa. Explore See latest videos, charts and news See latest videos, charts and news This was Adele’s third win for both album and song of the year. She previously won album of the year for 21 (2012) and 25 (2016). She is the first solo artist in Brits history to win this award three times. Moreover, she’s only the second artist in Brits history, following Coldplay, to win this award with three consecutive studio albums. Adele previously won song of the year for “Skyfall” (2013) and “Hello” (2...
Kanye West is preparing for the release of Donda 2 on February 22 with a celebration of Black culture and the transformation of Black History Month into “Black Future Month.” The six-minute, cinematically shot speech uploaded to Instagram on Tuesday (Feb. 8) finds Ye at the center of a group of people wearing hoodies, describing the disparities he feels as a Black man in America and, more specifically, as a Black man with a family. Explore Explore Kanye West See latest videos, charts and news See latest videos, charts and news “America is made to enslave us, what they ever gave us?” he proclaims rap-style in the clip. “We’d improve. We didn’t show, it’s documented, now it’s cemented, lack future it’s time to invent it. If Ye said it, you know that he meant it. There’s no more Black History...
2 Chainz has shared a new music video for his Dope Don’t Sell Itself track “Free B.G.,” directed by Terrius Mykel. The visual sees the rapper surrounded by ATVs, motorcycles and a plethora of dancers while performing the cut, which features production from Mannie Fresh and Mondo. “I took my jewelry on vacation / N***** say they thought I wasn’t gonna do some, just be patient,” 2 Chainz raps on the track. “They couldn’t steal my car, I parked in front of Central Station / Folks knew I was flashy way before pictures was taken.” Dope Don’t Sell Itself, which was released on Friday, February 4, clocks in at roughly half an hour with a total of 12 tracks. The College Park rapper enlisted several artists for collaboration, including Moneybagg Yo and Beatking on “Pop Music,” Lil Baby on...