News From the Music World
Heavy metal titans Slipknot wage war against a shadowy offshore company hijacking their identity through Slipknot.com for 25 years. Fans are being duped by fake merchandise while the band fights to reclaim their digital home.
Neil Young’s darkest album turns 50—hear how grief, drugs and alcohol forged a masterpiece initially rejected by fans. Raw vulnerability changed rock forever.
Kelly Osbourne clutched her father’s diamond cross while accepting Ozzy’s posthumous honor in Birmingham. The 2025 reunion concert raised millions before the icon’s final curtain fell.
’90s rock icon Shirley Manson shocks fans by reviving Angelfish for Palestinian children’s aid. Her bold stage attire featuring keffiyeh and “FREE GAZA” messaging ignites passionate audience response. Music meets activism in this controversial comeback.
After 40 years of feuding and a $500 million music sale, David Gilmour brutally extinguishes any flicker of hope for a Pink Floyd reunion with Roger Waters. Their saga continues.
Behind Limp Bizkit’s aggressive edge was a gentle soul. Fred Durst mourns the loss of brilliant bassist Sam Rivers whose unexpected personality shaped nu metal forever. His legacy endures.
Is Luke Combs ruining country music or revolutionizing it? With five consecutive #1s, 168M+ units sold, and festival headlining spots once reserved for pop stars, Combs shatters genre boundaries. Billboard records keep falling.
After 56 years in radio, Al Brock quietly retires from Spin Doctors Music Group despite industry-changing success. His legacy challenges conventional wisdom about artist promotion. The music world won’t be the same.
Texas country-rock band Flatland Cavalry shocks the industry by inking a deal with Lost Highway Records while releasing the heart-stirring single “Gone.” Their Red Rocks headline show approaches fast.
While other celebrities crumble under public scrutiny, 50 Cent thrives in chaos, training 35 million followers to celebrate his controversies. His “uncancelable” status defies industry norms. Loyalty trumps outrage.
