Bruce Springsteen has no plans on retiring anytime soon.
The 73-year-old says he “can’t imagine” giving up performing, and says it would only happen “If I got to the point where I was incapacitated, or something.”
He also talked about his final moments with Clarence Clemmons, sharing that he played "Land of Hopes And Dreams" to him in the hospital.
Bono gave fans insight into what may become U2’s next record.
He says they have actually finished an album called “Songs of Ascent,” but says “we’re not putting (it) out,” noting they didn’t “scrap it,” just put it on hold.
Instead he wants to making a “noisy, uncompromising, unreasonable guitar album,” saying they "need to put the firepower of rock ’n’ roll back."
David Crosby got called out after sharing his opinion about Iron Maiden on social media.
When a friend tweeted about seeing Maiden's show he replied, “It’s so weird to me that you like that noise.”
Many people clapped back at David, including
David Crosby apparently isn’t much of a heavy metal fan. The singer got called out after sharing his opinion about Iron Maiden on social media.
David’s friendVin Downesshared a tweet about how much fun he had at a recent Maiden show in Kansas, noting “they’re still as tight as ever and put on an amazing show.” But apparently David wasn’t impressed, responding, “It’s so weird to me that you like that noise.”
Several people clapped back at David for his opinion, including Testament guitarist Alex Skolnick, who said he shouldn’t criticize them if he hasn’t seen the band live.
This past summer, Joni Mitchell joined Brandi Carlile at the Newport Folk Festival for her first live performance since suffering a brain aneurysm in 2015.
Now Brandi has announced she and Joni will be playing The Gorge in Washington State this summer.
Dubbed “Echoes Through The Canyon,” the shows will go down June 9thand 10th.
Brandi will headline solo on the 9th, and Joni will join her for a “Joni Jam” on the 10th.