Led Zeppelin‘s Robert Plant has shared a story remembering how Willie Nelson would give away free weed from his tour bus. Plant recently toured with the folk legend, and says it was one of the highlights of his career. Read more: Willie Nelson – ‘First Rose of Spring’ review: Country music’s most prolific octogenarian returns with super-smooth 70th album Speaking on his own podcast Digging Deep, Plant spoke of the tour, saying: “The most cherished moment of my career was staying up for a couple of days. Not going home, just going to the next place. Finding that I...
Miley Cyrus has revealed today (September 14) that she worked with Dua Lipa and Billy Idol on her new album. Cyrus told New Zealand’s The Edge radio that both artists would appear on the album, after saying she had a song that sounds like if “Britney and Trent had a song together”. “You guys think I’m joking, like Britney and Nine Inch Nails, but I’m not, I’ve got Billy Idol and Dua Lipa on the same record,” she said. Advertisement Hear the snippet of the interview archived on Twitter below. Go here to listen to the full interview...
Lil Nas X has seemingly teased new music after sharing what appears to be a list of new track titles on Instagram. The rapper first hinted that new tunes were on the horizon last week when he tweeted: “gonna start back releasing music soon the old town road money running out.” On Sunday (September 13), he subsequently shared a page of what could be potential song titles including ‘Call Me By Your Name’, a clip fans first heard from him back in July. Advertisement The track is joined by titles including ‘Titanic’, ‘One of Me’ and ‘Don’t Want It’...
Former members of At The Drive-In have taken to social media over the weekend to commemorate the 20-year anniversary of their album ‘Relationship Of Command’. Jim Ward, the band’s guitarist and one of its two founding members, posted a tribute to the album on his Instagram page on Saturday (September 12). “Happy 20th old friend,” he wrote. Advertisement “You definitely changed my life and I love you very much.” Cedric Bixler-Zavala, the band’s frontman, followed Ward’s post a day later on his own social media. “Lotta kind words from fans and friends about this guy turning 20 years old,”...
DaBaby has hit out at Donald Trump’s re-election campaign after receiving a text from team Trump. Posting on Instagram, the rapper shared a screenshot of a message where he was asked to “Reply YES to join Trump and receive important messages.” Offering his curt response, he simply hit back: “FUCK YALL”. View this post on Instagram Who gave bruh nem my number ? A post shared by BILLBOARD BABY ? (@dababy) on Sep 13, 2020 at 7:20am PDT Advertisement He also questioned why he’d received the text in the first place, captioning the snap: “Who gave bruh nem my...
TikTok’s Chinese parent company ByteDance has reportedly chosen Oracle as a “technology partner” for its US operations after Microsoft’s bid to buy the platform’s American branch was rejected. As reported by The Washington Post, two anonymous sources said that Oracle was chosen on Sunday (September 13) to be TikTok’s technology partner, and that the companies had brokered a deal to alleviate criticism brought on by the Trump administration. The sources said that TikTok recently put forward a proposal to the US Government that would allow ByteDance to retain ownership of the app, but outsource cloud management of its US...
Fontaines D.C. have released two live performances of tracks from their latest album, ‘A Hero’s Death’, with each band member playing in isolation from each other. Posted on their YouTube channel, the band first shared the clip for ‘I Don’t Belong’ last Friday (September 11), before following up two days later with ‘Sunny’. Watch the performance for ‘I Don’t Belong’ below: Advertisement According to a post on Instagram, the performances were individually recorded earlier in the year while they were in lockdown, and edited together by Greg Barnes. READ MORE: Fontaines D.C.: “We weren’t really eating and we were...
Sid McCray, the original singer of Washington rock outfit Bad Brains, has died. The news was originally shared by McCray’s family on the band’s Facebook page, along with a link to a GoFundMe campaign in an effort to raise money for a memorial service. Advertisement “Sidney McCray aka ‘SidMac’ the original lead singer & cofounder of the Punk Rock Band Bad Brains. Passed on September 9, 2020,” a description of the campaign reads. “He is remembered and loved by seven children, family, friends, his former band members and a host of loyal fans.” A cause of death has yet...
Taylor Swift has shared her support for a fan’s idea to turn ‘folklore’ track ‘The Last Great American Dynasty’ into a film. Twitter user @TSlifestyle13 shared the idea for a film based on the song, writing that it “would make an incredible movie”. “The story is timeless yet unique, the music would be exquisite, and it already has the perfect title,” the user wrote. The Last a Great American Dynasty would make an incredible movie. The story is timeless yet unique, the music would be exquisite, and it already has the perfect title. As for the cast: Blake Lively...
Rico Nasty has taken to social media overnight to tease another collaboration with 100 gecs, following several collabs between the two acts in 2020. Originally posted to Triller, and then further across Instagram and Twitter, Rico shared a video of her rapping along to a yet-to-be-released track, captioned with “More Rico x 100gecs Please”. Listen to a snippet of the unreleased track below. View this post on Instagram More Rico x 100gecs Please A post shared by TACOBELLA (@riconasty) on Sep 13, 2020 at 1:38pm PDT Advertisement The teaser comes several weeks after Rico shared her latest single, ‘IPHONE‘,...