A representative for the Rolling Stones confirmed the rumor that Paul McCartney will make a guest appearance om The Rolling Stones' forthcoming studio album.
The legendary band is working on their new album with acclaimed producer Andrew Watt, who recently took home a Grammy Award for his work on Ozzy Osbourne's latest album, "Patient Number 9." (continue)
Shinedown has released a music video for their new single "A Symptom Of Being Human", which is a track from their most recent studio album "Planet Zero".
Frontman Brent Smith had this to say about the song, "'A Symptom Of Being Human' is a deep breath in the face of an ever-changing world. Everyone's story is different. As human beings, we are all unique, and that's what makes us individuals.
"We will all experience highs, and lows in our lifetime. We will all be put to the test, and the challenges of everyday life. So embrace it, don't run away from it. Live every moment to the fullest, and don't worry... It's all just a symptom of being human." Watch the video here.
(hennemusic) The Joe Perry Project, featuring Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry, has announced dates for a spring US tour. Joining Perry will be vocalist Gary Cherone (Extreme, Hurtsmile), bassist David Hull, keyboardist Buck Johnson (Aerosmith, The Doobie Brothers) and drummer Jason Sutter (Cher, Chris Cornell).
The group will launch a six-show series in Mashantucket, CT on April 15, before hitting Boston, New York and two dates in Illinois before wrapping up April 26 in Los Angeles, CA. (continue)
Reba McEntire will serve as Mega Mentor on Season 23 of NBC's four-time Emmy Award-winning musical competition series "The Voice," premiering Monday, March 6 (8-10 p.m. ET/PT).
Reba joins superstar coaches Chance the Rapper, Kelly Clarkson, Niall Horan and Blake Shelton to mentor the remaining artists who have made it through the Battle Rounds as each team prepares for the Knockouts that begin April 17. Having served as Battle Advisor to Team Blake during the show's inaugural season, it's most fitting Reba returns as Blake coaches his final group of artists and bids farewell to the competition. (continue)
CHVRCHES sat down for an Audacy Check In with host Kevan Kenney and they reflected on the best advice they received from Coldplay's Chris Martin, becoming pen pals with Robert Smith, and detailed their latest single.
The show sent over these excerpts: Hitting the road with Coldplay. "I've actually met [Chris Martin] once at a festival, years and years ago, and he gave me some amazing advice. It was just after our first album. He said, 'Don't sleep on your second album. Like whatever you do, just get in there and get it made.' What he was saying was, you've got all this momentum, and if you strike fast...you can keep building that momentum, maybe you'll be here in 10 years, and here we are - we're about to open for them, which is the craziest thing in the world." (continue)
In Flames, the modern metal visionaries, can celebrate another major career milestone. The band's latest studio album, Foregone, has achieved phenomenal success on the international charts. The band scored a stunning No. 1 result in their home country Sweden, easily surpassing their competitors. The record also conquered the No. 1 spot in several other European countries, landing them the top position in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, proving their ongoing international success and the sheer devotion of their fans.
"We want to thank all the Jesterheads worldwide for the continued support especially on our new album Foregone!," states In Flames. "Can't wait to bring these songs live around the world! See you all very soon..." (continue)
Echos has today shared her latest EP 'Affirmations (Re-Imagined)' via Seeking Blue, a collection of fresh interpretations of select tracks from latest album 'Affirmations'.
In celebration of the drop, Echos has shared the music video for "Mad (Re-Imagined)" from the EP. Speaking about today's news, songwriter and vocalist Alexandra Norton commented: "I wanted 'Affirmations (Re-imagined)' to feel like you're listening to lullaby versions of the original record.
"A perspective shift if you will. So much has changed from when this original body of work was created up until now and I think you can feel the weight of that in all of these. (continue)
Dust Biters recently released a music video for their single "Progeny", from their debut album, "Guilt". To celebrate we asked Nick Miller to tell us about the song and video. Here is the story:
Progeny (noun): 1. The organism or organisms resulting from sexual or asexual reproduction. 2. A child or children of a parent or parents. 3. A person's descendants considered as a group.
"Progeny" was the last song Dust Biters wrote before we entered the studio to record our debut full-length album, 'Guilt' and it served as the album's lead single. Throughout the entire two-year process of writing 'Guilt', Dust Biters' lead singer and guitarist Nick Kinsley was weathering a divorce and custody battle. Much of the album's lyrics reflect this tumultuous time as Kinsley used the music to confront his addiction issues, narcissistic behaviors, relationship challenges, and concern over being a good father to his children. Once the listener has this perspective, the name and flow of the record starts to coalesce. (continue)
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