Random music news for Tuesday, September 3, 2024
*Sigh* The day after Labour Day. Let’s just get on with music news for September 3, 2024. BONUS: Why are there so many chiropractors? Maybe because back in the 60s, we had things
Read More*Sigh* The day after Labour Day. Let’s just get on with music news for September 3, 2024. BONUS: Why are there so many chiropractors? Maybe because back in the 60s, we had things
Read MoreThe Cure has been with us since 1976 which means that there’s a lot to know about them, enough to fill an encyclopedia. Simon Price, a British music journalist and hardcore Cure fan,
Read More[Ross MacDonald was there for all two hours and forty minutes. – AC] The Cure started off their concert at Budweiser Stage in an unconventional way. Instead of exploding out of the dark
Read MoreYou will click on this headline because you’re powerless not to: The World’s Most Expensive Potato Chips and What They’re Made Of. Meanwhile, music news for June 13, 2023, is free. More music
Read MoreMore music news? Check here. BONUS: Strippers Union used to be just a Tragically Hip spin-off band. Now there’s an actual stripper’s union.
Read MoreSometimes when a band has a new album, they’ll arrange to play a secret gig to road test the new material. They’ll arrange a show under a fake name and then watch to
Read MoreBeing in a band can be a lot more complicated than you might realize. One thing all successful groups have is a good lawyer to get them out of jams. Take the Cure,
Read MoreHere’s a disturbing story about fan violence. Jon Moreland was a 38-year-old mixed-up guy from the Los Angeles who went berserk at a Cure concert at the LA Forum on July 27, 1986.
Read MoreKlingon wine? Absolutely! Post Malone rose? Why not? And now, let’s get back to reality with what’s going on in music news for September 8, 2020. Coronavirus update 1: Bruce Williamson, a former
Read MoreIn case you missed it, the corona virus now has an official name: Covid-19. While you ponder that, here’s music news for February 14, 2020. Speaking of which, the world’s largest mobile phone
Read MoreOne of the great things about the alt-rock revolution of the 1990s was its seemingly endless diversity. The sounds from this part of the rock universe had always been varied because the idea
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