DED have revealed a music video for their brand new single "Until I Die", which features Chris Motionless from Motionless in White and is the follow-up to last fall's "Rockstar'.
Joe Cotela had this to say about the new track, "'Until I Die' is a statement about drawing a line for my life. It's me separating myself from the bullsh*t. It's my mission statement to do everything in my power to be the change that I want to see in the world while I am here. (continue)
MPL and UMe commemorate the 50th anniversary of Wings' fourth studio album Venus and Mars with a half speed master edition and Dolby ATMOS mix. In celebration of the release, live music videos of Wings performing "Letting Go" and "Rockshow" during the 1975 Wings Over The World tour, featuring Paul and Linda McCartney, Denny Laine, Jimmy McCulloch and Joe English, have been remastered in 4K.
One of the world's most beloved rock outfits, Wings came to define the era of 1970s arena rock, while dominating the airwaves with no fewer than 14 US Top 10 hits and 12 Top 10 hits in the UK. Following their 1973 masterpiece Band on the Run, Venus and Mars would represent another peak of Wings' creative and commercial heyday. The band's fourth studio album, it was released on May 27th 1975 ahead of the legendary Wings Over the World tour. Preceded by the US Number One single "Listen To What The Man Said" and featuring "Letting Go", a fan favorite in Paul's live set to this day, Venus and Mars hit Number One in the album charts on both sides of the Atlantic and went on to sell over 4 million copies worldwide. (continue)
Legendary duo Jack Russell and Tracii Guns helmed the mighty RUSSELL / GUNS up until Jack's untimely passing in August of 2024. They were accompanied by Johnny Martin, Shane Fitzgibbon, and Alessandro del Vecchio, and in January of 2024 released their debut LP, 'Medusa.'
Never before produced in vinyl format, this Record Store Day issue of 'Medusa' is the perfect opportunity to honor Jack and give the fans something special in his memory. (continue)
Tommy Emmanuel celebrated the release of his new album "Live At The Sydney Opera House" by sharing a video for "Windy and Warm" that was filmed by Bondi Rocks Media at the Sydney Opera House in his native Australia. SRO sent over these details:
Emmanuel is an acoustic guitarist extraordinaire, composer, global touring artist, and Grammy Award winner. He's also one of five people ever to be named a C.G.P. (Certified Guitar Player) by Chet Atkins, the great innovator, songwriter, producer, record company executive, and visionary. (continue)
Van Halen frontman David Lee Roth will be returning to the stage this year for his first live performances since supporting KISS on their End Of The Road Farewell tour in early 2020.
In addition to his previously announced set as a headliner at the M3 Rock Festival in Columbia, MD on May 3rd, he now set to take part in Mountain Winery's 67th Summer Concert Series on September 12th in Saratoga, CA. (continue)
Social Distortion legend Mike Ness shared the big news with fans that three of his historic Les Paul guitars will be named the Artifact Of The Month next month at the Punk Rock Museum.
Ness shared on Facebook, "Letting everyone know these 1976 Gibson Goldtop Les Paul Deluxe's with 1960's P-90's made 'Artifact Of The Month' for April at @thepunkrockmuseum in Las Vegas. These are the three guitars I've written on and played live for the last 35 years. (continue)
Hippie Death Cult have shared a live performance of "Toxic Annihilator" from their forthcoming "Live at the Star Theater" album, that will arrive on May 9th.
The band had this to say about the upcoming live release, "We've been toying around with the idea of doing a live album for a while, considering our music has a whole different energy and vibrance to it in any given live situation, so it's cool to have a well-recorded document of a little snapshot from this era of the band's history. (continue)
Superstar producer, songwriter and DJ Dillon Francis and GRAMMY award-winning producer Albert Hype are teaming up to form a new pop punk project, Sorry My Love. Their first song as a duo, "Forget" featuring Waterparks, is out now alongside a music video, which made its broadcast premiere on MTV Live, MTVU, MTV Biggest Pop and on the Paramount Times Square billboards.
"Forget is one of the best songs you'll ever hear in your entire life," says Dillon. "Regardless of who you are, what you like, or what you don't, this song will undoubtedly get stuck in your head. Awsten's vocals are incredible, from the tone of his voice to his insane harmonies. Sorry My Love is about to blow people's minds, and I don't want anyone to take my words lightly. Join us or live in regret." (continue)
KISS will reportedly being taking the stage for the first time since the final show of their farewell tour in 2023, to perform a special "unmasked" performance as part of the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the KISS Army.
An official announcement has not yet been made, but noted music podcaster Mitch Lafon shared what looks to be an announcement for the event that will be called KISS Army Storms Vegas. (continue)
Lamb of God's Mark Morton has teamed up with Jason Isbell and Blackberry Smoke's Charlie Starr for a brand new track called "Come December", from his forthcoming solo album "Without The Pain" that will be hitting stores on April 11th.
"I've been a Blackberry Smoke fan since the first time I ever heard them, and I've been fortunate to call Charlie a friend almost as long," shares Mark. "'Come December' was inspired by our shared love of classic Southern rock. It was an absolute thrill to put this one together. Charlie's performance is pure soul, and Jason Isbell's soaring slide solo takes the whole song way out past the farthest horizon." (continue)
Herman Rarebell & Friends present the video for the new single "Passion Rules the Game." The song is taken from the new studio album What About Love?, which will be released on April 11th via Metalville Records.
Says Herman about "Passion Rules the Game," "I wrote this song with Klaus Meine in 1988 for the Scorpions. Made a new version on this record! The new vocal arrangements have changed the song even more positively! A new guitar solo has also been added!" (continue)
The Japan Culture and Entertainment Industry Promotion Association (CEIPA) made its debut in Los Angeles on Sunday, March 16, at the Peacock Theater with the sold-out matsuri'25: Japanese Music Experience LOS ANGELES supported by CEIPA x TOYOTA GROUP "MUSIC WAY PROJECT."
They previously announced the launch of the MUSIC WAY PROJECT on February 25 in partnership with the TOYOTA GROUP, which aims to support and drive the fundamental globalization and sustainable growth of the Japanese music industry. The project focuses on strengthening the footholds of high-profile events. This world-class J-pop concert, starring Ado, ATARASHII GAKKO!, and YOASOBI, demonstrated that the music industry organization has already laid the groundwork for a lasting presence in America. (continue)
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