Rock

Green Day Fans Furious At Ripoff Ticket Prices

In the ever-evolving landscape of live music, the relationship between artists, fans, and ticket prices has become a battleground of discontent. Recently, Green Day found themselves in the eye of the storm as fans expressed their fury over what has been perceived as exorbitant ticket prices facilitated by Ticketmaster. While it’s tempting to point the finger solely at the band, …

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Robert Plant Performs “Stairway To Heaven” At Concert

It has come to light that Robert Plant performed “Stairway To Heaven” at a charity concert in the UK on October 21. It is likely the first time he has performed the song in public since the Led Zeppelin reunion performance on December 10, 2007. Plant performed as part of a one-off band set up for The Concert Platform, a …

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Motley Crue Guitarist Insulted By Producer In Studio

It has been noted that Motley’s self-titled record is one of the most interesting releases that the LA hair metal group released. Even more interesting was that the fans’ reaction to it wasn’t nearly as bad given that it came with the risk of not featuring the band’s classic frontman, Vince Neil. Rather, “Mötley Crüe” came and went out with …

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Aerosmith Member Was Furious At Joe Perry Mistake

Aerosmith guitarist Brad Whitford recently spoke about his professional relationship with Joe Perry and recalled the frustration of seeing people contribute his guitar parts to the other guitarist. It has been noted that the Toxic Twins that most people think of at the mention of Aerosmith, the band’s unmistakable dual guitar sound would hardly get anywhere without Brad Whitford, whose …

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Aerosmith’s Biggest Hit Was ‘LGBTQ Anthem’ To Fans

In a conversation with the Guardian, Desmond Child recently talked about the backstory of Aerosmith’s 1987 hit ‘Dude (Looks Like a Lady)’ and labeled it as an early trans anthem. Child, who co-wrote the track with Steven Tyler and Joe Perry, suggested that the song played a role in challenging societal norms and perceptions, particularly about the transgender community: “When …

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Red Hot Chili Peppers Member Was ‘Hit In Head’ At Show

When the curtains rise and the spotlight falls upon the electrifying stage, musicians are able to unleash their wild side. That’s exactly where the inimitable Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea comes in, turning each performance into a breathtaking spectacle that leaves fans yearning for more. Flea, isn’t your conventional bassist; he’s a force of nature, a whirlwind of unbridled …

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Guns N’ Roses Guitarist Gave ‘Worst Sounding Show Ever’

Musicians, regardless of their stature, often find themselves living out scenarios that could easily fit into the script of the beloved music comedy “This Is Spinal Tap.” Guitarist Ron “Bumblefoot” Thal, renowned for his work with Guns N’ Roses, recently shared his own Spinal Tap-esque tale, recounting how an uncooperative Stormtrooper helmet threw a curveball into an iconic performance at …

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Foo Fighters & Tool Fans Scammed By Guitar Release

In the world of music memorabilia, few things hold as much allure as a guitar signed by legendary rock stars. So, when a seemingly low-budget guitar covered in autographs from luminaries like Dave Grohl, Adam Jones, Tom Morello, Jack Black, and a slew of other music icons appears on a website, it’s no surprise that fans on Reddit and collectors …

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Triple H Admits To Liking Bad Metallica Album

The WWE locker room is not only a place for intense wrestling battles but also a melting pot of diverse personalities, including their musical tastes. Recently, a fascinating discussion emerged on Reddit when a fan inquired about who might have the “worst” taste in music among WWE superstars. Unexpectedly, Mace, one-half of the Mace and Mansoor tag team, weighed in …

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Motley Crue Producer Reveals If Vince Really Sings

According to The Ultimate Guitar, renowned producer Tom Werman, known for his work with iconic bands like Mötley Crüe, Cheap Trick, Twisted Sister, and Ted Nugent, provided insights into the studio dynamics and recording processes during Mötley Crüe’s prime. Contrary to their wild reputation, Werman revealed that the band members maintained a relative degree of focus and discipline during their …

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