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Lil Nas X Says Streaming Services Will Pull ‘Montero (Call Me By Your Name)’

Wednesday, April 14 by Pulse of Radio

Lil Nas X has revealed that his hit "Montero (Call Me By Your Name)" could be pulled from streaming services today (April 14th). He tweeted, “Since call me by your name is no longer working on many streaming services i will be uploading the... Read More.

John Lennon’s Earliest Performance Of ‘Give Peace A Chance’ Unveiled

Wednesday, April 14 by Pulse of Radio

The earliest footage of John Lennon performing "Give Peace A Chance" has been posted online by the Lennon estate. The film was shot on May 25th, 1969 during Lennon and wife Yoko Ono's scrapped second "Bed-In" event at the Sheraton Oceanus Hotel in the... Read More.

Mick Jagger & Dave Grohl Team Up On New Track ‘Eazy Sleazy’

Wednesday, April 14 by Pulse of Radio

Mick Jagger and Dave Grohl have joined forces for the new track, titled, "Eazy Sleazy," which spotlights life during the pandemic. The song, which was co-written by the two, features Jagger on rhythm guitar and vocals, and Grohl supplying drums, lead guitar, backing vocals... Read More.

Flashback: Pete Townshend Performs First Solo Concert

Wednesday, April 14 by Pulse of Radio

It was 47 years ago today (April 14th, 1974), that the Who's Pete Townshend played his first ever solo concert in London at The Roundhouse. The concert, which took place on Easter Sunday, was scheduled during a break from Townshend's recording sessions for the... Read More.

Flashback: The Beatles Meet The Rolling Stones

Wednesday, April 14 by Pulse of Radio

It was 58 years ago today (April 14th, 1963) that the Beatles and the Rolling Stones first met. The Beatles, who were new on the scene in London, had heard about the group through word of mouth, and were in the audience at the Stones' show... Read More.

James Hetfield, Brian Wilson, & Carlos Santana Set For ‘Little Kids Rock’ Virtual Benefit

Wednesday, April 14 by Pulse of Radio

A veritable who's who of pop, rock, and the entertainment world has signed on for Thursday's (April 14th) virtual Little Kids Rock Benefit set for 8 p.m. ET. Among the A-list artists set to appear are Brian Wilson, James Hetfield, Carlos Santana, Todd Rundgren,... Read More.

Foo Fighters, Eddie Vedder To Perform At Streamed Concert To Raise Funds For Covid Vaccines Globally

Wednesday, April 14 by Pulse of Radio

Foo Fighers and Eddie Vedder are among the acts scheduled to perform at "Vax Live: The Concert To Reunite The World", a global broadcast and streaming special that aims to raise money to help pay for Covid-19 vaccines for more than 27 million health... Read More.

55 Years Ago Today: The Beatles Record ‘Paperback Writer’

Wednesday, April 14 by Pulse of Radio

55 years ago today (April 14th, 1966) the Beatles recorded their 12th U.S. chart topper, "Paperback Writer." The song, which was recorded during the group's Revolver sessions, was the first to prominently feature Paul McCartney's Rickenbacker bass guitar as a lead instrument.The Beatles' legendary engineer,... Read More.

Myles Kennedy Readies ‘The Ides Of March’ For May 14th Release

Wednesday, April 14 by Pulse of Radio

Myles Kennedy's sophomore solo album, The Ides Of March, will be released on May 14th. In addition to that news, Kennedy has released the official animated music video for his album opener, called "Get Along."Blabbermouth.net reports that "Get Along" is a short film based... Read More.

Dave Grohl Taps Rock Legends For Pre-Fame Touring Doc

Tuesday, April 13 by Pulse of Radio

Dave Grohl has tapped a wide range of friends and fellow musicians for his latest film, titled, Dave Grohl’s What Drives Us. Rolling Stone reported the documentary -- directed by Grohl and produced by Foo Fighters -- is based around various band's war stories... Read More.

Nils Lofgren Believes Bruce Springsteen’s DUI Was A Setup

Tuesday, April 13 by Pulse of Radio

Nils Lofgren believes that Bruce Springsteen's recent DUI arrest was politically motivated. Back in February, federal prosecutors dropped charges that Bruce Springsteen was "operating a vehicle under the influence and driving recklessly" last November at New Jersey's Sandy Hook National Recreation Area. "The Boss"... Read More.

AC/DC’s Brian Johnson To Release Autobiography In October

Tuesday, April 13 by Pulse of Radio

AC/DC's Brian Johnson will release his autobiography, called The Lives of Brian, on October 26th. Topics include life as a child in the UK as the son of a British army sergeant-major to his years in the band Geordie to replacing the late Bon... Read More.

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Author: Pulse of Radio

Lil Nas X Says Streaming Services Will Pull ‘Montero (Call Me By Your Name)’

John Lennon’s Earliest Performance Of ‘Give Peace A Chance’ Unveiled

Mick Jagger & Dave Grohl Team Up On New Track ‘Eazy Sleazy’

Flashback: Pete Townshend Performs First Solo Concert

Flashback: The Beatles Meet The Rolling Stones

James Hetfield, Brian Wilson, & Carlos Santana Set For ‘Little Kids Rock’ Virtual Benefit

Foo Fighters, Eddie Vedder To Perform At Streamed Concert To Raise Funds For Covid Vaccines Globally

55 Years Ago Today: The Beatles Record ‘Paperback Writer’

Myles Kennedy Readies ‘The Ides Of March’ For May 14th Release

Dave Grohl Taps Rock Legends For Pre-Fame Touring Doc

Nils Lofgren Believes Bruce Springsteen’s DUI Was A Setup

AC/DC’s Brian Johnson To Release Autobiography In October

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