Alex Van Halen’s “Brothers” Has Arrived

Alex Van Halen’s “Brothers” Has Arrived

“Brothers,” a new 384-page book by Van Halen drummer Alex Van Halen (pictured left with Eddie), is available. “It is the definitive take on Edward Van Halen’s life and death from the one who knew and loved him best,” wrote the book’s editor Sara Nelson. Alex has said the memoir of is a “love letter” to his late…

Daughtry Release “The Dam”

Daughtry Release “The Dam”

“The Dam,” a music video from Daughtry’s “Shock To The System (Part One)” EP, has dropped. The clip was directed by Jensen Noen. “He’s a true visionary,” stated Chris Daughtry. “This felt like the perfect opportunity, as only he could capture the scope of my vision.”  Daughtry added ” I feel it’s the best video I’ve ever…

Former Iron Maiden Frontman Paul Di’Anno Dies

Former Iron Maiden Frontman Paul Di’Anno Dies

Paul Di’Anno, who fronted the band from 1978-1981, has died (on 10/21) at age 66. Born in Chingford, East London on May 17th, 1958, Di’Anno sang on Iron Maiden’s groundbreaking debut album “Iron Maiden” and the influential follow-up, “Killers.” In a statement Iron Maiden wrote: “Paul’s contribution to Iron Maiden was immense and helped set us on the path we…

Ozzy Announces “No More Tears” Is Quintuple Platinum

Ozzy Announces “No More Tears” Is Quintuple Platinum

Before being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a solo artist, Ozzy Osbourne posted on Instagram and Facebook, that his sixth solo album, “No More Tears,” has been certified quintuple platinum (5-millions copies moved in the U.S.) by the RIAA (Recording Industry Association Of America). Released in ’91, the set has “Mama, I’m Coming Home” and…

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Neil Youngs’s Resume Buffalo Springfield – Though they only stayed together for a couple of albums, Buffalo Springfield, which included Stephen Stills, left an indelible mark on Rock music. They’re best remembered for the tense hit “For What It’s Worth.” However, that song was easily eclipsed by Young’s “Mr. Soul” which sounded like a bridge…

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Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame’s Official Inductions

Ozzy Osbourne (pictured), Foreigner and Peter Frampton were officially inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame during a ceremony in Cleveland (home of the Hall) on 10/19. “My fans have been so loyal to me over the years, noted Ozzy following his induction. I cannot thank them enough.” “I’ve [also] been fortunate to…

Dorothy’s “Mud” Performance Video

Dorothy’s “Mud” Performance Video

Dorothy, fronted by Dorothy Martin (pictured), has shared a performance video of “Mud,” a track that will be on their forthcoming fourth album – further details will be announced in due course. The “Mud” video was shot during two shows the band played opening for Godsmack. The vocalist has garnered one billion global streams and…

The Week In Rock: October 12th – October 19th

The Week In Rock: October 12th – October 19th

10/12 SNL Skit Doesn’t Sit Well With Oasis Singer Saturday Night Live mocks the oft-feuding Gallagher bothers (Liam -pictured right- and Noel) after the Oasis’ world reunion tour sells out. The skit portrays the Gallaghers. who for years said Oasis would never get back together, as childish and petulant. When asked about the skit on X…

Slash Donates Tour Proceeds To Non-Profits

Slash Donates Tour Proceeds To Non-Profits

Following the conclusion of his 23-date “S.E.R.P.E.N.T.” Festival trek, Slash has donated the full $125,0000 raised to five nonprofit organizations handpicked by the Guns N’ Roses guitarist.   The “S.E.R.P.E.N.T.” festival, which stands for Solidarity, Engagement, Restore, Peace, Equality N’ Tolerance, was created by Slash to use touring proceeds to lift marginalized communities and support mental health initiatives. The non-profits…