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Vampire Weekend has just announced a new series of 2025 US tour dates for late May to early June 2025, following their festival performances at Just Like Heaven and Boston Calling. The 11-date tour kicks off with a show in Burlington, Vermont on May 27, and from there the band will hit Portland, Maine, a…
Vampire Weekend Announce A New Batch Of 2025 US Tour Dates
Father John Misty has just announced dates and details of his summer 2025 North American tour in support of his 2024 album, Mahashmashana. The 14-date tour follows FJM’s current winter run with Destroyer, with the just announced shows featuring special guest opening acts Lucinda Williams and Hamilton Leithauser. The North American tour kicks off in…
Father John Misty Announces Summer 2025 North American Tour Dates
Red Hot Chili Peppers are reportedly seeking to sell their recorded music catalog for approximately $350 million. This new deal would be in addition to the $140 million they received from Hipgnosis Songs in 2021 for the publishing rights to their music. The band currently owns the rights to all 13 of their studio albums…
Red Hot Chili Peppers Reportedly Shopping Their Recorded Music Catalog For $350 Million
On Wednesday (February 19), Blink-182's Mark Hoppus announced his plans to embark on a book tour that he has dubbed, "An Evening With Mark Hoppus," in support of his upcoming memoir, Fahrenheit-182. The book, which was co-authored with Dan Ozzi, is set to be released on April 9. Hoppus’ seven-city tour begins in New York…
Mark Hoppus Announces Book Tour In Support Of His Forthcoming Memoir, ‘Fahrenheit-182’
Queen's Brian May has collaborated with Gibson to unveil a limited-edition SJ-200 12-string acoustic guitar, with only 100 models available. Handcrafted by Gibson's luthiers, the guitar incorporates design and sound modifications personally specified by May, including the unique feature of mounting the strings in reverse order to achieve his distinctive sound. “The idea for this…
Queen’s Brian May Partners With Gibson On Limited-Edition 12-String Acoustic Guitar
The unpublished writings of late Alice in Chains singer Layne Staley, which features "never-before-seen poetry, raw handwritten lyrics, intimate scribblings, and heartfelt notes,” will be published in an upcoming 176-page book titled, This Angry Pen: The Lost Journals of Layne Staley. The book will be released on November 11th via Weldon Owen Publishing and distributed…