Nikki Sixx announces “The Heroin Diaries” graphic novel
Gabe Ginsberg/Getty ImagesNikki Sixx‘s The Heroin Diaries is jumping from the page to the panel. The Motely Crue and Sixx:A.M. bassist is teaming up with Heavy Metal magazine to create a graphic novel version of the memoir.
Classic songs by Queen, Journey & Bon Jovi featured on upcoming “NOW Tailgate Anthems” compilation
Legacy RecordingsA new hits compilation from the NOW That’s What I Call Music! series featuring songs tailor-made for the soundtrack to your next pre-event parking-lot party will be released on August 4. NOW Tailgate Anthems is an
Fleetwood Mac the first band to be honored as MusiCares Person of the Year
Credit: Danny ClinchEach year, the Recording Academy salutes an individual music artist at the prestigious MusiCares Person of the Year gala. However, the organization has announced that, for the first time ever, the 2018 honoree won’t be
Flea dismisses Red Hot Chili Peppers retirement rumors as “silly talk”
Credit: Steve KerosDon’t worry, Red Hot Chili Peppers aren’t retiring just yet. According to Flea, rumors that the band is about to hang it up are “just silly talk.” “We never really look past the immediate future,
Susie uses the dating App HATER.. does she “Hate” California “Hates”?!?!
There’s a dating app called Hater that matches people up by what they HATE. And they just analyzed their data to figure out what people in every state hate the most. The results are ALL over the
Yes guitarist Steve Howe releasing compilation focusing on his work with various bands and collaborators
RhinoLongtime Yes guitarist Steve Howe will release a sequel to his 2015 two-disc solo compilation Anthology — a three-CD, 56-track set called Anthology 2: Groups and Collaborations that will hit stores this Friday, July 21. As its
Watch video of Mike Love's new version of The Beach Boys' “Do It Again” with Mark McGrath and John Stamos
Courtesy of Mike Love/BMG Rights ManagementOn July 4, founding Beach Boys singer Mike Love released a new version of his band’s 1968 hit “Do It Again” featuring guest vocals by Sugar Ray frontman Mark McGath and drums