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Here is the Weekly Rockin'Town Newsletter
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Slash's "Orgy Of The Damned" Arrives
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Guns N' Roses guitarist Slash has released the "Blues-oriented" album, "Orgy Of The Damned." The effort has notable guest vocalists (see the track list below). The lead single was a cover of Howlin' Wolf's "Killing Floor," featuring vocals by AC/DC's Brian Johnson with Aerosmith's Steven Tyler on the harmonica. "It was one of the first songs I learned in my very first band," shared Johnson. "When he played me …
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Richie Kotzen's New Music Video
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Richie Kotzen has premiered the music video for his single "Cheap Shots". The track is part of Kotzen's upcoming solo album. The audio version dropped two weeks ago. “I really never know how, when or where inspiration will strike for a song idea,” explained The Winery Dogs guitarist. “I never try to force anything because I know ultimately at some point in time …
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Marilyn Manson Goes Nuclear
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One-time platinum recording artist, Marilyn Manson has signed with Nuclear Blast Records, a major independent Metal label. Following sexual allegations against him, Manson was dropped in '21 by his record label Loma Vista - after twelve albums. Accusations of sexual assault, civil lawsuits and other incidents (blowing his nose on a videographer to a school shooter wearing a Manson T-shirt …
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Sabbath Bassist Returns To The Void
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Black Sabbath bassist Geezer Butler's autobiography "Into The Void: From Birth To Black Sabbath - And Beyond," will be released as a trade paperback on June 18th. A trade paperback is typically of the same size and format as the hardcover version. It's of higher quality than standard paperbacks and more expensive, When the book dropped last year, London's Daily Express called it "a …
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Tame Impala's Kevin Parker Sells Catalog To Sony
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Kevin Parker (pictured) has sold his entire catalog, including his Tame Impala output as well as songs he composed for Lady Gaga, Travis Scott, Dua Lipa and Rihanna, among others, to Sony Music Publishing. The partnership also covers Parker’s future works, whether by Tame Impala or collaborations with other artists. “The idea of passing on ownership of my songs is one …
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