In our recent photo collections showing the everyday life in the groovy ’70s and the awesome ’80s, the photos showed big changes in how people lived their everyday lives. There was shag carpet, wood paneling, trips to the mall, and all that fun stuff. The 1990s? You could say that it was more about America being
Bruce Johnston, longtime member of the Beach Boys, has announced his departure from the group after more than 60 years. “It’s time for Part Three of my lengthy musical career!” Johnston explained in a statement shared with Rolling Stone. “I can write songs forever and wait until you hear what’s coming!!! As my major talent
Sharon Osbourne has confirmed that the plan is to bring Ozzfest back next year, and it will start in the birthplace of the man himself. Ozzfest started in 1996 before expanding into a touring festival a year later, running through to 2018, championing the likes of Slipknot and System of a Down at the start of their careers.
Since 2000 have joined the Easy Life Records family, and are looking to become your new favourite band with their first release under them. The quartet have spent the last two years building up a head of steam on the Glasgow alternative scene, building a fantastical world around their punishing, neon-stained bangers. And with Easy
Don Broco have revealed a string of release shows and signings ahead of the release of their new album ‘Nightmare Tripping’. ‘Nightmare Tripping’ is set for release on March 27 via Fearless Records and serves as the follow-up to the band’s 2021 album ‘Amazing Things’. So once it has dropped, they will make their way
2000trees have revealed their third and final headliner for 2026, and it’s going to be the poster boys of UK pop-punk. Neck Deep last played the festival back in 2016, whilst on their ‘Life’s Not Out To Get You‘ cycle, so their return has been a decade in the making. They join the previously announced
The first week of Rock & Roll Hall of Fame fan voting has yielded some eye-opening results. On Feb. 25, 17 artists from a wide variety of genres and eras were nominated for possible induction. Phil Collins in the clear leader after seven days and over two million fan ballots submitted, with over 230,000 votes as of
Aftershock have announced over 140 bands who will be playing at this year’s festival, and it’s already set to be absolutely incredible. On headlining duties, it is an all-star foursome of My Chemical Romance, TOOL, Limp Bizkit and Pierce The Veil. They are joined up top by The Offspring, Sublime,$UICIDEBOY$, Wu-Tang, A Day To Remember, BABYMETAL, Queens of the
Portrayal of Guilt have revealed the details of their new full-length album, and shared two curious tracks from it. It’s going to be called ‘Beginning Of The End’ and will be unleashed on April 24 via Run For Cover Records. It serves as the follow-up to 2023’s ‘Devil Music’. The artwork is a lot like
The Bobby Lees have revealed details of their upcoming fourth album, which also marks their first for new label Epitaph. ‘New Self’ is its name, and it will be released on June 12. It follows on from 2022’s ‘Bellevue’ and is the band’s first body of work since their return from hiatus, which began in