Queen guitarist Brian May posts video of him playing instrumental version of “We Are the Champions”
Neal Preston/© Queen Productions Ltd.Queen‘s Brian May posted a new “MicroConcert” today on his official website and YouTube channel, this one featuring him playing an instrumental version of his band’s classic song “We Are the Champions” solo
Major UK & Canadian music festivals scheduled for July now canceled due to COVID-19
Courtesy of BST Hyde Pary; Courtesy of Le Festival d’été de QuébecTwo major summer music festivals — one in the U.K. and one in Canada — are the latest events that have been canceled due to the
Alice Cooper among rockers taking part in live-streamed fundraiser hosted by Megadeth's David Ellefson
Courtesy of earMUSICAlice Cooper is one of many well-known hard-rock artists who will perform on a live-streamed fundraising event hosted by Megadeth bassist David Ellefson that will support his Youth Music Foundation’s “School’s Out” initiative, which provides
Neil Young & Crazy Horse release new version of 2019 song “Shut It Down” along with coronavirus-themed video
Credit: dhlovelifeA new version of Neil Young & Crazy Horse‘s 2019 song “Shut It Down” and an accompanying video, both focusing on the world’s reaction to the current coronavirus pandemic, were released today. The new track, dubbed
Oh, Yeah! Green Day ties 'Billboard' chart record with latest single
ABC/Image Group LA“Oh Yeah!” indeed. Green Day‘s latest single, a cut from the punk trio’s new album Father of All…, has reached the number-one spot on Billboard‘s Rock Airplay chart, tying the record for the act with the most leaders
Grateful Dead launching “Shakedown Stream” streaming concert series this Friday on YouTube
Courtesy of The Grateful DeadThe Grateful Dead will launch a weekly streaming concert series dubbed “Shakedown Stream” this Friday, April 10, at 8 p.m. ET on the band’s official YouTube channel. The series will begin with a
New Todd Rundgren's Utopia box set featuring two 2011 reunion concerts due in May
Purple Pyramid RecordsIn 2011, most of the 1974 lineup of Todd Rundgren‘s prog-rock group Utopia reunited to play a series of shows to raise money to help founding keyboardist Mark “Moogy” Klingman pay medical bills he amassed