Image credit: Myriam SantosSteve Perry‘s shared a treat to take us into the weekend. “We’re Still Here,” the latest song release from the former Journey frontman’s forthcoming album, Traces, is out now. “We’re Still Here” — which the label says
Olaf HeineBono‘s voice has been called many things, but now we can add “soothing” to that list. Last week, the members of U2 had just started playing a very intimate and unplugged version of “One” in a
Photo by Ed Perlstein/Redferns/Getty ImagesDo you remember the 21st of September? Some fans certainly do. Earth, Wind & Fire’s “September” is expecting a boost in views on YouTube Friday — the 21st night of September. In fact, this
Bono‘s voice has been called many things, but now we can add “soothing” to that list. Last week, the members of U2 had just started playing a very intimate and unplugged version of “One” in a Paris
ColumbiaThe 14th installment of Bob Dylan‘s ongoing Bootleg Series shall be released. This time, he’s putting out outtakes and incidentals from the recording of the 1975 album Blood on the Tracks, as a collection titled More Blood, More
Bettmann/Getty ImagesPrince‘s Piano & a Microphone 1983 album is being released Friday, featuring liner notes by Lisa Coleman from Prince’s Purple Rain-era band, The Revolution. Coleman says the project brought her joy, and pain. “I didn’t want to do it,” the keyboard player
Mary McCarthyIn case you missed the news, Paul McCartney‘s latest album, Egypt Station, bowed at number one on the Billboard 200 this week. McCartney took time out of his tour schedule this week to check in with Billboard
Ron Palmer/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty ImagesMike Love has found a Reason for the Season — a Christmas album by the same name that he’s releasing next month. According to Billboard, the holiday collection will include 12 songs
Shepard Fairey/RepriseAhead of next Friday’s release of his posthumous box set An American Treasure, Tom Petty‘s daughter Adria Petty and his widow Dana Petty have just released “Gainesville,” a previously unreleased track he recorded in 1990. The
Ian Dickson/RedfernsThere’s some legal movement afoot in the Led Zeppelin camp: The band’s biggest fan site reports that a streaming service is in the works that would provide fans with access to its legendary trove of concert