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The fractious, tense backstory to the Foo Fighters' cursed, unreleased Million Dollar Demos
Dave Grohl: "Nothing was being accomplished. The songs lacked any sort of life" ...
For all the bands that retire after a while, Elton John knew that the true artists never have to stop for any reason when ...
DIY gigs, Black Sabbath covers and stolen vans – punk-metal ragers Cancer Bats hit the road two decades ago and never stopped ...
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In 1995, Dave Grohl wrote a song to hit back at Courtney Love. It has now as over 65,000,000 streams
While Dave Grohl could be more relatable than most rockstars, he was never the biggest fan of some of his colleagues.
The town misses out in the running to win a £10m prize pot for 2029.
Nicotine Dolls’ Sam Cieri talks scrapping a finished album, rebuilding the band and why the self-titled record, out now, is a ...
His given name is Daniel Cervantes, but the 39-year-old is better known in the multiple musical circles he orbits as “Dude.” ...
She found a promising partner in Scott Borchetta, who called her song "Picture to Burn" a hit during their first meeting in November 2004 — something no other label had done, according to Emily Yahr's ...
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10 times artists refused to let their songs be covered
Some songs are simply off-limits! Join us as we count down the most shocking times artists flat-out refused to let their ...
Rock icons have always had a significant impact on society, whether through their poetic songwriting, innovative guitar techniques, catchy melodies, or powerful stage presence. And the stardom that ...
The Buoys’ Zoe Catterall on new album Concrete Cowboy: unmasking, Juvenal’s bread and circuses, Desert Hearts and supporting Foo Fighters.
The Buoys' Zoe Catterall and Hilary Geddes take Rolling Stone AU/NZ through their new album 'Concrete Cowboy'.
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