Rob Zombie guitarist John 5 has been singing the praises of Zombie’s upcoming album for some time now, and even referred to it around this time last year as “...definitely Rob’s ‘Sgt. Pepper.’”
Remember how video surfaced last week of Dave Grohl falling off stage at a special Las Vegas Foo Fighters gig that was part of CES 2019? Apparently, that wasn’t even the craziest highlight of the show.
Earlier this week, Lamb of God’s Mark Morton released a new song called “Cross Off,” which features vocals from Chester Bennington, and the track got a big approval from Mike Shinoda.
One of the most memorable cameos from Bohemian Rhapsody was Mike Myers as EMI executive Ray Foster, but did you know Adam Lambert, who fronts Queen on tour, also had a cameo in the smash biopic?
This year will mark the 50th anniversaries of Led Zeppelin's first two studio albums, Led Zeppelin I and Led Zeppelin II. These landmark albums, and their catalog as a whole, have become more beloved and revered with time as they've been passed down through generations and become standards for which future bands are measured.
David Bowie died three years ago today (January 10), and since his passing, we know now more than ever that there was no other artist like him, and there likely will never be one quite like him ever again. These five moments prove that.
