Tool recently kicked off their November/December 2025 tour by playing two consecutive nights at the Spark Arena in Auckland, New Zealand. In addition to performing many fan favorite regulars, they surprised audiences by also pulling out a handful of tunes that they haven’t done in concert in over 20 years. Which Rare Live Songs Tool Play? … Read more
The queen is back! Yes, Taylor Swift is here with her 12th Studio album, The Life of a Showgirl, packed and fizzling with winks, Easter eggs, shoutouts, callbacks, and full-on love notes pointing straight to her fiancé, Kansas City Chiefs’ TE Travis Kelce. From opening-track callbacks to the moment he “shot his shot” and the … Read more
The wait is over! CoComelon Lane is back with a brand-new season, and this time, the focus is all about community and life lessons that little ones can carry into their everyday adventures. According to Meghan Sheridan, Moonbug Entertainment’s Senior Creative Executive, this season stays true to the show’s mission while introducing bigger lessons outside … Read more
Consider this a sister piece to the list of “The Worst Songs That We Love So Much” that ran yesterday, with a slightly different conceit. I asked some of my music and culture writer friends to confess their soft spots for songs that reek of corniness and cheese—the ones that might make them cringe a little, … Read more
I’ve always struggled with the idea of a “guilty pleasure.” Truly innocent pleasure shouldn’t come with a side of shame. Most guilty pleasures are purposely private, indulged alone or among the friends who are safe enough to confide in. There are adults who skip social obligations to play video games in their underwear all day. … Read more
Here’s 27 instances of rock and metal bands that share their name with the song of another band. Discovering the origin of your favorite rock or metal band’s name can be as easy as looking into their influences. Several bands over the years have adopted the title of another act’s song or album as their own. … Read more
Los Angeles – Tom Lehrr, the famous song, who mocked marriage, politics, racism, and the cold war, died, and then abandoned his musical life to a large extent to return to teaching mathematics at Harvard University and other universities. He was 97 years old. His friend David Herder has long said that Leswar died on … Read more
Ozzy Osbourne has played his final solo performance, taking over the stage at the Back to the Beginning concert with some familiar players joining him onstage. Ozzy’s solo band for his last set consisted of drummer Tommy Clufetos, guitarist Zakk Wylde, keyboardist Adam Wakeman and bassist Mike Inez. Osbourne made his way to the stage, … Read more
The rising recognition of and intense fandom dedicated to anime content material is on colourful show in downtown Los Angeles over the Fourth of July vacation weekend. Some 100,000 followers of the artwork type gathered Thursday on the Los Angeles Conference for the beginning of Anime Expo, one of many largest annual fan gatherings on … Read more
Wolf Alice previewed tracks from their upcoming album ‘The Clearing’ during their Other Stage set at Glastonbury 2025. The London band have played the Worthy Farm festival multiple times over the past 10 years, but never before a larger crown than that which gathered at the second stage on Sunday evening (June 29). Among their … Read more