Some nights do not feel like concerts. They feel like chapters quietly closing, even as the lights remain on. As the opening moments of ONE LAST RIDE 2026 approach, there is a stillness in the air that longtime listeners recognize immediately. The crowd is present, yet restrained. Voices soften. Phones lower. This is not anticipation […]
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It was June 1973, backstage at the Houston Astrodome—a place usually filled with noise, tension, and anticipation. Muhammad Ali had just completed a press conference, gloves removed, his legendary bravado softened by exhaustion as sweat dried on his brow. Then, almost like a scene from a dream, Elvis Presley appeared. Draped in a shimmering sequined […]
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Something crackled in the air within the heights of Washington in the 1980s. The mainstream world was in the midst of its pop heyday, but underground, the grunge movement, including Nirvana and Soundgarden, was just gearing up. In those early stages of genesis, it was an insular enough scene that everyone knew everyone, and the […]
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Despite how it may seem, Kurt Cobain didn’t always epitomise the tortured soul. In fact, his life seemed relatively normal until his parents got divorced, and he embarked on a downward spiral in both his personal and school life. From that moment, the future musician experienced the kind of turbulence that sparked other mental and […]
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As chequered and eclectically mosaic as their celebrated album whirlwind, The Beatles also boasted a lyrical body of work that explored many a howling confessional, surrealist transport, or novelty throwaway amid the Fab Four’s songbook. It’s easy enough to tell a Paul McCartney number from a John Lennon cut, amid the smattering of George Harrison […]
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When Bryan Singer and Dexter Fletcher’s awe-inspiring biopic Bohemian Rhapsody arrived in 2018, Queen gained a new generation of fans entranced by the band’s unequalled showmanship. The Academy Award-winning film also consolidated Freddie Mercury’s immortal legacy almost three decades after his tragic demise. It seems that the music Queen created in just a couple of […]
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The Baz Luhrmann film is coming to cinemas in February. The first trailer for Baz Luhrmann’s EPiC: Elvis Presley In Concert film has just dropped – check it out here. The film, which is set for release next year, features long-lost footage of the legendary singer’s Las Vegas residency alongside 16mm footage from the 1972 […]
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The Beatles will probably always be known as the greatest rock band of the 20th century. Plenty of fans and even the Fab Four’s contemporaries have released tribute songs that pay homage to the group’s legacy. Not all are created equal, though. Let’s look at a few songs that pay homage to The Beatles that […]
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Robert Plant received dividend payouts totalling £3 million from two of his businesses, company filings suggest. Documents published on December 19 by Trolcharm and Sons Of Einion, two UK businesses used by Plant to manage his music career and receive income from album sales, show the businesses paid a total of £3 million in dividends […]
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On July 19th, 2025, Queen guitarist Brian May turned 78 years old, and he’s done a lot in those years, including playing with some truly exceptional musicians. With so much experience within the world of music, the first thing that May knows about is the guitar; his knowledge of the six-string is second to none, […]
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