As anticipation builds for a long-awaited Oasis reunion, fans have reignited their love for the band by voting “Live Forever” the greatest British song of all time.
The poll was conducted by Radio X as part of its 10th annual “Best of British” countdown—and this isn’t the first time the iconic anthem has taken the top spot. For the third year running, the timeless track from Oasis’s debut album holds firm at No. 1.
With a world tour looming on the horizon, Oasis are firmly back in the spotlight. The band dominates the Top 100 list with 16 entries—more than any other artist. Tracks like “Wonderwall,” “Morning Glory,”......
Twenty years after releasing their anthemic hit “Boulevard of Broken Dreams,” Green Day are seeing another dream come true—this time, in the heart of Hollywood.
The legendary punk rock band will be honored with their own star on the iconic Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday, May 1, at 11:30 a.m. (local time). The ceremony will feature special appearances by tennis champion Serena Williams and actor Ryan Reynolds, with MTV host and music producer Matt Pinfield serving as the emcee.
Green Day’s star will be placed at 6212 Hollywood Boulevard, right next to the iconic Amoeba Music record store—an especially fitting location that reflects the band's punk/rock......
Seventeen-time Grammy winner and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee Sting returns with a powerful new live release, Sting 3.0 Live—available worldwide on April 25 in digital format, CD, and 180g vinyl.
For dedicated fans and collectors, Record Store Day on April 12 brings an exclusive U.S. double-vinyl edition, featuring 17 live performances—many of them previously unreleased.
Recorded during his acclaimed Sting 3.0 world tour, the album showcases the legendary artist alongside longtime collaborator Dominic Miller on guitar and dynamic drummer Chris Maas. Through a carefully curated 9-track standard version (or 17 on the deluxe), listeners are invited to relive some of......
This May, the BBC pays tribute to a half-century of Bruce Springsteen's musical journey with the UK in a special television event. Airing on BBC Two and iPlayer, When Bruce Springsteen Came to Britain captures the unique bond between the American rock legend and his devoted British fans—marking 50 years since his very first UK performance.
At the heart of the evening lies a brand-new documentary by Wise Owl Films, featuring a rare, exclusive interview with Springsteen himself. The film revisits his iconic 1975 show at London’s Hammersmith Odeon—a night that left the then 26-year-old overwhelmed despite the sold-out crowd and Born to Run’s growing acclaim. “I......
Some songs transcend time, their impact growing stronger with each passing decade. Sting’s Fragile, first released in 1987, is one such song. Now, it finds a new audience and deeper meaning through its powerful inclusion in the hit series Adolescence.
A Song That Speaks to the Soul
Much like Kate Bush’s Running Up That Hill and Metallica’s Master of Puppets saw resurgences through Stranger Things, Fragile has been rediscovered through a haunting scene in Adolescence. In the episode, a children’s choir performs the song in a chillingly emotional moment, adding a new and deeply moving dimension to the classic track.
The scene unfolds as the community mourns the......
Renowned music photographer Kevin Cummins has announced the release of his latest book, Oasis: The Masterplan, featuring never-before-seen photographs of the Gallagher brothers.
A Visual Chronicle of Oasis' Evolution
The book highlights a pivotal twelve-month period that defined Oasis' identity, capturing their transformation in both style and sound. Cummins, known for photographing legendary artists like Ian Curtis and David Bowie, followed the band in their early years, documenting their journey with a distinctive eye.
“I was commissioned to photograph Oasis in different lighting, locations, and styles so Creation Records could determine their best look,” Cummins shared.......
More than three decades after their last studio album, Queen might be gearing up for a return. Legendary guitarist Brian May recently hinted at the possibility of new music, sparking excitement among fans of the iconic band.
Queen's most recent album, Made in Heaven, was released in 1995, four years after Freddie Mercury’s passing. Since then, the band has evolved, first with Paul Rodgers as lead vocalist in 2004, and later with Adam Lambert, who joined in 2011. Lambert continues to tour with Queen, with their most recent performance taking place in Tokyo in 2024 as part of the Rhapsody Tour.
In an interview with MOJO magazine, May acknowledged the potential for new material.......
The highly anticipated documentary will be screened exclusively in IMAX on April 11.
A Rare Glimpse into Lennon & Ono’s New York Years
The legendary love story of John Lennon and Yoko Ono takes center stage in One to One, a new documentary that offers an intimate, unfiltered look at their life together in New York.
Directed by Kevin Macdonald, One to One highlights Lennon’s only full-length concert after leaving The Beatles. On August 30, 1972, Lennon and Ono took the stage at Madison Square Garden for the One to One Benefit Show, a charity concert that became one of the defining moments of his post-Beatles career.
The film also explores the 18 months leading up to the......
Pink Floyd’s legendary 1972 concert film, Live at Pompeii, is making its grand return to theaters and IMAX on April 24, Sony Music has announced. This newly restored edition of the iconic performance will, for the first time, be accompanied by a live album, further immersing audiences in the band's atmospheric and groundbreaking show.
A Landmark in Music History
Widely regarded as one of the most influential rock bands of all time, Pink Floyd revolutionized music with albums like The Dark Side of the Moon and The Wall. Live at Pompeii stands as a pivotal moment in their history, offering fans a rare glimpse of the band just before their meteoric rise to global fame.
Filmed in......
A Major Deal in Music History
This transaction adds to the $140 million that Hipgnosis paid for the band's composition and publishing rights in 2021.
The Red Hot Chili Peppers are reportedly selling their catalog of recordings for $350 million, according to Billboard. The sale includes their original recorded works, with the annual return of the catalog estimated at $26 million.
Currently, the band retains the rights and master recordings of 13 studio albums and other releases through Warner Music. It is unclear whether they also hold the royalties from their first four albums, which were released through EMI.
A Landmark Sale
Billboard also reports that the Red Hot Chili Peppers may......
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