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Here is the Weekly Rockin'Town Newsletter
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Liam Gallagher was lead singer for a band that included Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs (rhythm guitar), Paul McGuigan (bass), and Tony McCaroll (drums). Meanwhile, older brother Noel was seeing the world as the guitar technician for The Inspiral Carpets. Figuring there was a limited and frustrating future in that position Noel offered his services as guitarist, arranger and songwriter to his …
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At seventeen, former choirboy William Bailey decided to change his last name to Rose, his dad’s last name. 'Bailey' belonged to his step-father. Picking up the Axl handle, as a tribute to some former bands, Rose headed for L.A., to connect with his friend Izzy Stradlin. They hooked up with Tracii Guns becoming the L.A. Guns. Eventually, Guns left and …
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Eddie Vedder, in partnership with the Chicago-based Guitars Over Guns, has released the original song "Better Believe." Debuted live at the Obama Presidential Center dedication on June18th "Better Believe" was co-written by Vedder, Giselle Castro, Andre "Add-2" Daniels, Jeremiah Fristoe, Mason Harris, Michael "Myskie" Hightower, Naomi Owens, Joy Viltz, and Iya Waters. It was performed by Vedder and Guitars Over Guns. https://youtu.be/w58oPuXXJdo?si=QwHuyqJq-k9gA01S Better Believe (Studio Version) https://youtu.be/-GJWofc7Yso?si=JU0rG5gDVg1Yojpd Better Believe (Live) The Obama Foundation brought Vedder and Guitars Over …
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Type O Negative's "I Don't Wanna Be Me" single has been certified gold by the RIAA (Recording Industry Association Of America) for accumulating 500,000 certified units. The track is from the band's sixth studio album, 2003's "Life Is Killing Me," and was released as a promotional single that same year. https://youtu.be/LXIWRan3XGY?si=D3vxIyoKrXwqIeNg I Don't Wanna Be Me Type O Negative previously landed a platinum album for …
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"Who Will You Follow," the current single off Evanescence's new album, "Sanctuary," has reached the top of Billboard's Mainstream Rock Airplay chart (dated 6/20), less than a year after "Afterlife" hit #1. "It's about the quest for what is real… For me, a lot of the album is the quest for humanity and being able to connect on what is real …
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