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Ex-AC/DC bassist Mark Evans recalls past tensions between the band and Black Sabbath
Former AC/DC bassist Mark Evans has spoken in a new interview of past tensions between the Aussie rock legends and Black Sabbath. The musician — who was played bass on hits such as ‘T.N.T.’, ‘High Voltage’, ‘Dirty Deeds Done Cheap’ and ‘Let There Be Rock’ during his stint with the band from 1975 to 1977 — featured on the latest episode of Let There Be Talk on January 17. During the episode, he dished the dirt on the ancient feud and other topics. Evans — who is currently the bassist for Australian classic rock band Rose Tattoo — discussed...
Drake says ‘Certified Lover Boy’ will no longer be dropping in January
Drake has revealed that his forthcoming album ‘Certified Lover Boy’ will not be dropping this month as initially planned. Taking to Instagram, the rapper posted a story revealing that the album’s release has been delayed while he recovers from surgery on his knee that he underwent last year. “I was planning to release my album this month,” he wrote, “but between surgery and rehab my energy has been dedicated to recovery.” Advertisement “I’m blessed to be back on my feet, feeling great and focused on the album,” he continued, “but CLB won’t be dropping in January.” While he didn’t...
Listen to Glass Animals turn ‘Heat Waves’ into a sea shanty
Glass Animals are the latest act to hop on the newfound TikTok trend of sea shanties, as they’ve given their 2020 hit ‘Heat Waves’ a seafaring remix. READ MORE: What makes an old song go viral on TikTok? Taking to social media, the band shared a video of their faces edited into the ‘four lads in jeans’ meme, appearing to sing ‘Heat Waves’ in the distinct style of a sea shanty. “i love sea shanties. and my pecs,” captioned a Facebook post by the band. On Twitter, they gave credit to user @will_robins_ who appears to have made the...
New Radicals reunite for first time in 22 years during Biden inauguration live-stream
New Radicals reunited for the first time in 22 years during a virtual event celebrating president Joe Biden’s inauguration today (January 20). The Los Angeles band are best known for their 1998 hit single ‘You Get What You Give’, but famously separated just months after its release. Read More: Entertainment world reacts to Joe Biden being sworn in as the 46th president of the United States Appearing on stage together for the first time in over two decades, New Radicals took part in the Parade Across America broadcast which was streamed shortly after president Biden was sworn in at...
Seth Troxler leads line up of first festival with rapid COVID-19 testing in 2021
Seth Troxler is among a host of artists set to appear at the first festival with rapid COVID-19 testing in 2021. Read more: Restarting live music in 2021: Gig and festival bosses on what to expect Albania’s Unum Festival will take place from June 3 to 7 near the Riveria. Among the other acts on the bill of the five day bash include Ricardo Villalobos, Priku, Praslea, tINI, Sonja Moonear, Shaun Reeves, Raresh, Cesar Merveille, Dyed Soundorom, Leon, Nikola Vemic, And.Re, Cap, Alex Kostic, Rayo, Nikifor, Nemax, Fogg, George Adi, Hajdar Berisha, Hiroko Yamamura, Nikola Vemic, Dona K, Franco...
Listen to Deb Never’s lo-fi new single ‘Someone Else’
Deb Never has shared a new song called ‘Someone Else’ – check out its official video below. Read More: Deb Never is the alt-emo star ready to get all up in your face The Seattle artist released ‘Intermission’ – a collection of songs written and recorded during quarantine – in May 2020, following up on her debut EP ‘House On Wheels’ (2019). Having spent months in coronavirus-enforced isolation in LA last year, Deb Never recently relocated to London to move in with her longtime collaborator Michael Percy. Advertisement ‘Someone Else’, produced by Jam City and Percy, serves as the...
Fall Out Boy are getting their own Funko Pop figures
Fall Out Boy are getting their very own Funko Pop! figures. Three figures of Pete Wentz and Patrick Stump were teased ahead of Funko Fair, which is currently running until January 29. You can view the figures below. They follow in the footsteps of the likes of the Pet Shop Boys, Ozzy Osbourne and My Chemical Romance. Funko Fun TV Reveals: Fall Out Boy. All of these will be officially revealed and available for pre-order during Funko Fair 2021!#falloutboy #music #rocknroll #funkopop #popVinyl #funkofuntv #popvinyls https://t.co/20x9D7b8EO pic.twitter.com/jxXAcijrai — Pop Vinyl World (@popvinylworld) January 19, 2021 Advertisement Meanwhile, Fall Out Boy...
Music world pay tribute to Mac Miller on what would have been his 29th birthday
A host of stars have paid tribute to Mac Miller on what would have been his 29th birthday. Read more: Mac Miller – ‘Circles’ review: posthumous album is a conflicting, tantalising taste of what might have been The late rapper passed away in September 2018 at the age of 26 following an accidental overdose. Among those paying tribute on what would have been his birthday yesterday (January 19) were his friend and rapper Thundercat, who simply wrote: “Happy birthday Mac.” Advertisement Vince Staples also paid his respects adding: “HCD to the Legend,” while Juicy J added: “R.I.P. Mac Miller...
Slowthai postpones release of new album ‘TYRON’ by a week
Slowthai has pushed back the release of his forthcoming second album ‘TYRON’ by one week. The Northampton rapper – real name Tyron Frampton – was initially set to release the ‘Nothing Great About Britain’ follow-up on February 5. READ MORE: The Big Read – Slowthai: “Is Britain actually great, or are you?” He told fans earlier this month that he’d be releasing the record on time, despite the coronavirus pandemic resulting in continued disruption to the music industry. “I cannot allow this virus to keep holding us back,” Frampton explained. Advertisement Tonight (January 20), however, Slowthai took to Twitter to...Recent Posts
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