Queen’santhem “Bohemian Rhapsody” has officially gone Diamond. More than four decades after its release, the iconic song has been certified Diamond by the RIAA.
As we told you, back in November Cher met the “World’s Loneliest Elephant,” Kavaan, as he was being moved from a Pakistan zoo to Cambodian sanctuary, where he’ll live out his retirement. Well, now that journey is coming to TV.
Van Morrison has shared a new song off his upcoming double album “Latest Record Project: Volume 1.” The latest is “Only a Song,” the second tune he’s released following the title track.
Duran Duran fans now have some new music to stream online, although it isn't really new to them. Over the weekend the band put five albums on streaming services for the very first time.
Meat Loafhas announced a new TV series inspired by one of his songs. The musician and actor will executive produce a competition show based on his 1993 hit “I’d Do Anything For Love (But I Won’t Do That).”
Duran Duran keyboardist Nick Rhodes has a new project in the works. He’s teamed with British artist and singer/violinist Wendy Bevan on a new collaborative project.
Hall & Oates’ John Oates has shared an unusual cover of the duo’s classic hit “Maneater.” The new version is an EDM take on the song, featuring the saxophone-playing sasquatch, Saxsquatch.
March Madness kicks off this week, which means a lot of folks will be loading up on snacks as they watch hours and hours of college basketball. So, what will most people be snacking on?
Sting made a guest appearance on “Jeopardy” yesterday, and ahead of his appearance he decided to rework the show’s classic theme song, and add a few lyrics.
Thanks to signal boosts from Metallica, U2,and more, Live Nation’s Crew Nation relief fund has managed to raise $18-million. The fundraiser aims to support concert crews around the world struggling for work amid coronavirus.
Ringo Starr is criticizing his own work. While he’s got a lot of music to choose from, when asked to pick the favorite drumming moments of his career, he had a hard time picking just one.
Paul McCartney is releasing another children’s book. The rocker just announced that “Grandude’s Green Submarine,” the sequel to his internationally bestselling picture book, “Hey Grandude!,” will be coming out September 2nd.
Al Jardine of the Beach Boys was asked by JamBands if there was any hope for the band to tour in celebration of their 60th anniversary at the end of the year, and apparently hopes is alive and well.
Last year, a TikTok video of Nathan Apodaca skateboarding to Fleetwood Mac’s “Dreams” while drinking Ocean Spray went viral. In fact, it was popular enough that Ocean Spray gave him a new truck full of their drink. Now, Apodaca is trying to cash in on the newest cryptocurrency craze by selling the video as an NFT.
Kansasis giving fans a taste of their live show. The band just announced they’ll be releasing the live album, “Point of Know Return Live & Beyond,” on May 28th.
Grateful Deadis offering fans some new limited-edition merch. The band has teamed up with memorabilia company Kollectico and Sanuk footwear for a pair of new branded products.
