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Belgian band covers “My Hero” with 100 drummers in honor of Taylor Hawkins

Friday, March 24 by ABC News

A Belgian rock band called Black Box Revelation has shared a cover of the Foo Fighters classic "My Hero" while accompanied by 100 drummers in honor of the late Taylor Hawkins.The performance was filmed at Belgium's Sportpaleis Antwerp arena and is streaming now on... Read More.

Night Ranger postpones three shows after Jack Blades hospitalization

Friday, March 24 by ABC News

Night Ranger has postponed a trio of shows after bassist/vocalist Jack Blades had to be hospitalized for an undisclosed ailment. “First and foremost, we want to apologize to the fans,” the band shared in a statement posted to social media. “You guys know better than... Read More.

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Neil Young blasts Ticketmaster: “Concert touring is broken”

Friday, March 24 by ABC News

Neil Young is the latest artist to blast Ticketmaster for their business practices.In a post on his archives website titled “CONCERT TOURING IS BROKEN,” Young blasts the ticket-selling service for its 30% ticket fees. He shared an article about The Cure’s recent attempt to keep... Read More.

On This Day March 24, 1986: Van Halen releases their first album with new lead singer Sammy Hagar

Friday, March 24 by ABC News

On This Day, March 24, 1986…Van Halen released their seventh studio album, 5150, which was their first record with new lead singer Sammy Hagar, following the departure of original frontman David Lee Roth.5150, named after guitarist Eddie Van Halen's home studio, is a reference to the California law that allows... Read More.

RIP Taylor Hawkins: Foo Fighters drummer died one year ago

Friday, March 24 by ABC News

Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins died one year ago this Saturday.On March 25, 2022, Dave Grohl and company were set to headline a festival in Bogotá, Colombia. That night, the Foos tweeted, "The Foo Fighters family is devastated by the... Read More.

Bobby Colomby tries to answer the question: ‘What The Hell Happened To Blood, Sweat & Tears?’

Friday, March 24 by ABC News

Blood, Sweat & Tears’ 1970 State Department-sponsored tour of Iron Curtain countries Yugoslavia, Romania and Poland is the subject of a new documentary, What The Hell Happened to Blood, Sweat & Tears?, opening in theaters in New York and Los Angeles Friday.The film features interviews and archival footage... Read More.