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Deep Purple Drummer Recalls Paul McCartney Sessions

Deep Purple's co-founding drummer Ian Paice looked back at his 1999 stint recording and performing with Paul McCartney. Paice, who had never met "Macca" before the Run Devil Run sessions, had been a longtime close friend of George Harrison. Run Devil... Read More.

Lars Ulrich Credits ‘Stranger Things’ For Influx Of New Fans

Tuesday, May 23 by Pulse of Radio

Lars Ulrich credits the use of "Master Of Puppets" last year in the hit Netflix series, Stranger Things, as the starting point for a new generation of Metallica fans. Spurred on by its high-profile use in the show, "Master Of Puppets"... Read More.

Metallica’s James Hetfield visits hospitalized Ukrainian soldiers

Monday, May 22 by ABC News

A pair of hospitalized Ukrainian soldiers got a surprise visit from James Hetfield.The Metallica frontman recently made a stop at the Vail Health Hospital in his Colorado hometown, which, according to Vail Daily, has been caring for injured Ukrainians as... Read More.

A bargain? Seven of Eddie Van Halen’s guitars being auctioned off for $525,000

Monday, May 22 by ABC News

Over the weekend, one of Eddie Van Halen's Charvel Art Series guitars was auctioned off for $114,000. If you missed out on that, you can pick up seven of his Charvel Art Series guitars for just $525,000.Six of the seven guitars were played by the late Van Halen guitar... Read More.

Paul Simon can’t play live due to hearing loss in one ear: “Nobody has an explanation for it”

Monday, May 22 by ABC News

Paul Simon just released a critically acclaimed new album, Seven Psalms, but he says even if he really wanted to tour to promote it, he can't — because he's lost most of the hearing in his left year.Speaking... Read More.

Did ‘Guardians of the Galaxy 3 Vol. 3’ prompt Springsteen to release a “Badlands” lyric video?

Monday, May 22 by ABC News

Not long ago, Bruce Springsteen's YouTube channel posted an official lyric video for one of his classics, "Badlands." As for what prompted a lyric video treatment for a song released in 1978, well, just look to your local movie theater."Badlands," which first appeared... Read More.

On This Day, May 22, 1976: Paul McCartney & Wings hit number one with “Silly Love Songs”

Monday, May 22 by ABC News

On This Day, May 22, 1976 ...Paul McCartney & Wings hit number one on the Billboard Hot 100 with “Silly Love Songs,” which spent five weeks on top of the chart.The tune, from the 1976 album Wings at the Speed of Sound, was McCartney’s answer to critics who... Read More.

Siouxsie, Iggy Pop play makeup show after Cruel World festival cut short due to weather

Monday, May 22 by ABC News

This year's Cruel World festival unexpectedly turned into a two-day event over the weekend.Toward the end of the festival's originally scheduled day on Saturday, the venue was evacuated on account of "unsafe weather conditions and lightning strikes in the area."... Read More.

Tom Johnston out of upcoming Doobie Brothers 50th anniversary dates due to surgery

Monday, May 22 by ABC News

Tom Johnston will be able to listen — but not sing — to the music for a while: The Doobie Brothers' lead singer and guitarist is undergoing surgery to address his severe back pain.This means Johnston will be sitting out the upcoming leg of the band's... Read More.

Smashed Kurt Cobain guitar sells for over $595,000

Monday, May 22 by ABC News

A guitar smashed and signed by the late Kurt Cobain sold for $595,900 at a Julien's Auctions sale over the weekend.The black Fender Stratocaster features an inscription from the Nirvana icon to Screaming Trees frontman Mark Lanegan reading "Hell-o Mark/Love, your Pal, Kurdt Kobain/Washed... Read More.

Def Leppard’s Rick Allen talks about recovery following March assault: “Totally blindsided”

Monday, May 22 by ABC News

Def Leppard drummer Rick Allen spoke to ABC's Good Morning America about his recovery journey after he was assaulted after a show in Fort Lauderdale in March.Allen, 59, told GMA that he was "totally blindsided" by the attack, explaining, "I heard a couple of steps and then I... Read More.

Pete Brown, co-writer of Cream’s “Sunshine of Your Love” and “White Room,” dies at 82

Monday, May 22 by ABC News

Songwriter and poet Pete Brown, best known for co-writing “Sunshine of Your Love” and “White Room” for Cream in the 1960s, died of cancer on Friday, May 19 at the age of 82.A post on Brown's Facebook page read, "Pete was known to repeat the... Read More.

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Deep Purple Drummer Recalls Paul McCartney Sessions

Lars Ulrich Credits ‘Stranger Things’ For Influx Of New Fans

Metallica’s James Hetfield visits hospitalized Ukrainian soldiers

A bargain? Seven of Eddie Van Halen’s guitars being auctioned off for $525,000

Paul Simon can’t play live due to hearing loss in one ear: “Nobody has an explanation for it”

Did ‘Guardians of the Galaxy 3 Vol. 3’ prompt Springsteen to release a “Badlands” lyric video?

On This Day, May 22, 1976: Paul McCartney & Wings hit number one with “Silly Love Songs”

Siouxsie, Iggy Pop play makeup show after Cruel World festival cut short due to weather

Tom Johnston out of upcoming Doobie Brothers 50th anniversary dates due to surgery

Smashed Kurt Cobain guitar sells for over $595,000

Def Leppard’s Rick Allen talks about recovery following March assault: “Totally blindsided”

Pete Brown, co-writer of Cream’s “Sunshine of Your Love” and “White Room,” dies at 82

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