Modern rock

[ad_1] Bruce Springsteen recently shared his thoughts on the current state of rock, admitting he wouldn’t want to be an up-and-coming musician from today because “it’s just a different world”. In his last appearance on The Howard Stern Showthe singer-songwriter commented on how the musical landscape has changed drastically overRead More →

[ad_1] It has now been two years since the world lost Eddie Van Halen, who sadly passed away on October 6, 2020 after a long battle with cancer. But the virtuoso guitarist’s legacy will live on forever, as his inspiring playing was groundbreaking and inspired a whole generation of rockRead More →

[ad_1] It has now been two years since the world lost Eddie Van Halen, who sadly passed away on October 6, 2020 after a long battle with cancer. But the virtuoso guitarist’s legacy will live on forever, as his inspiring playing was groundbreaking and inspired a whole generation of rockRead More →

[ad_1] BILLINGS — For a Billings native, music is a way of life. Marley Ball has been playing the cello for 13 years and has performed statewide. She will perform in the Modern Rock Orchestra at the Babcock Theater on Friday night. Ball fell in love with the cello afterRead More →

[ad_1] Music is not Grant Ferguson’s full-time job. And he’s okay with that. Ferguson is a guitar maestro. He is the frontman of the Modern Rock Orchestra, a band that combines a four-piece rock and roll band with a ten-piece orchestra to create something inspired by both genres but totallyRead More →

[ad_1] Guitar One Records recording and touring artist Grant Ferguson returns with the Modern Rock Orchestra (MRO) which premiered to sold-out venues across Montana in 2021. This year’s MRO Fall Tour includes a performance at 7:00 p.m., Saturday, October 29, 2022 at the Ellen Theater in Bozeman. Red Lodge-based FergusonRead More →

[ad_1] Guitar One Records recording and touring artist Grant Ferguson returns with the Modern Rock Orchestra (MRO) which premiered to sold-out venues across Montana in 2021. This year’s MRO Fall Tour includes a performance at 7:00 p.m., Saturday, October 29, 2022 at the Ellen Theater in Bozeman. Red Lodge-based FergusonRead More →

[ad_1] Reading Festival has long been shamed for moving away from intense rock headliners, but that couldn’t be more wrong after Bring Me The Horizon took the stage at 8.20pm on Saturday 27th August. It was a place that was long overdue for rockers from Sheffield, who have had toRead More →

[ad_1] Reading Festival has long been shamed for moving away from intense rock headliners, but that couldn’t be more wrong after Bring Me The Horizon took the stage at 8.20pm on Saturday 27th August. It was a place that was long overdue for rockers from Sheffield, who have had toRead More →

[ad_1] Rating: A+ The difficult question with Black Midi has always been: do you listen to them to admire them, or because you really like the music they make? By that I mean, when you finish listening to them, is that a feeling of awe that lingers in your mind,Read More →

[ad_1] Rating: A+ The difficult question with Black Midi has always been: do you listen to them to admire them, or because you really like the music they make? By that I mean, when you finish listening to them, is that a feeling of awe that lingers in your mind,Read More →

[ad_1] The most popular Patrick O’Flynn At sea: Can Sunak navigate the migrant crisis? The difficult question with Black Midi has always been: do you listen to them to admire them, or because you really like the music they make? By this I mean when you finish listening to them,Read More →

[ad_1] Rating: A+ The difficult question with Black Midi has always been: do you listen to them to admire them, or because you really like the music they make? By that I mean, when you finish listening to them, is that a feeling of awe that lingers in your mind,Read More →

[ad_1] On a hot summer Sunday night, Lzzy Hale and Halestorm dropped a 16-song set like a bombshell over the Metalheads crowd at the MECU Pavilion in Baltimore, MD. Halestorm, MECU Pavilion, Baltimore, MD Sunday July 17, 2022 Words and photography: Mick Sprouse Halestorm, Baltimore. Photo: Mick Sprouse/MetalTalk It’s beenRead More →

[ad_1] On a hot summer Sunday night, Lzzy Hale and Halestorm dropped a 16-song set like a bombshell over the Metalheads crowd at the MECU Pavilion in Baltimore, MD. Halestorm, MECU Pavilion, Baltimore, MD Sunday July 17, 2022 Words and photography: Mick Sprouse Halestorm, Baltimore. Photo: Mick Sprouse/MetalTalk It’s beenRead More →

[ad_1] Bhaskareeyam 2022: Season 2 Bhaskar Academy of ArtsDramatic Center, National Library, July 24 From a 16th century poem to modern rock songs, Bhaskareeyam’s closing show skillfully brought together ancient and contemporary expressions of dance and music, inviting the audience to question the notion of what the arts of theRead More →

[ad_1] Bhaskareeyam 2022: Season 2 Bhaskar Academy of ArtsDramatic Center, National Library, July 24 From a 16th century poem to modern rock songs, Bhaskareeyam’s closing show skillfully brought together ancient and contemporary expressions of dance and music, inviting the audience to question the notion of what the arts of theRead More →

[ad_1] Rock’n’roll comes in waves. It’s a cyclical beast. When Jimmy Page burst onto the scene with the Yardbirds after spending time as a session musician, rock ‘n’ roll was barely beyond a crawl. But it quickly headed into a sprint and this frantic evolution called for new developments, soRead More →

[ad_1] Photo of Beck: Citizen Kayne Wayne Sonic experimenter Beck, born Bek David Campbell on July 8, 1970, has built a truly impressive body of work. Each album in his innovative and individualistic catalog has gone where the previous one did not, from early independent efforts to soft gold breakthroughRead More →

[ad_1] “I started collaborating on music virtually with Martyn Fanko, who is British,” Brown said. “He’s an audiophile and he’s been a friend of mine for over 12 years. We worked together in high-end audio-video and he has a gift for music. We were talking about 2020 and we decidedRead More →

[ad_1] “I started collaborating on music virtually with Martyn Fanko, who is British,” Brown said. “He’s an audiophile and he’s been a friend of mine for over 12 years. We worked together in high-end audio-video and he has a gift for music. We were talking about 2020 and we decidedRead More →

[ad_1] July 1—After playing strictly in cover bands for several years, Kevin Brown returned to writing and recording his own material in 2018. He delved even deeper into his original music during the lockdown of the COVID-19 pandemic and recently emerged with new EPs from two very different projects: WickedRead More →

[ad_1] “I started collaborating on music virtually with Martyn Fanko, who is British,” Brown said. “He’s an audiophile and he’s been a friend of mine for over 12 years. We worked together in high-end audio-video and he has a gift for music. We were talking about 2020 and we decidedRead More →

[ad_1] “I started collaborating on music virtually with Martyn Fanko, who is British,” Brown said. “He’s an audiophile and he’s been a friend of mine for over 12 years. We worked together in high-end audio-video and he has a gift for music. We were talking about 2020 and we decidedRead More →

[ad_1] In a recent interview with classic rock magazine, Motley Crue bassist and main songwriter Nikki Sixx lamented the current state of music, calling most of what he hears today “extremely overproduced” Advertising. Scroll to continue reading. “My criticism is that it is extremely overproduced in many cases,” 6x said.Read More →

[ad_1] Intelligent Music Project has hinted at what viewers can expect from their performance in the Eurovision Song Contest 2022. Ahead of their departure to Turin for the Eurovision Song Contest, Intelligent Music Project spoke to BNT about their expectations and plans for the contest in Turin. Slavin Slavchev, aRead More →

[ad_1] Intelligent Music Project has hinted at what viewers can expect from their performance in the Eurovision Song Contest 2022. Ahead of their departure to Turin for the Eurovision Song Contest, Intelligent Music Project spoke to BNT about their expectations and plans for the contest in Turin. Slavin Slavchev, aRead More →

[ad_1] Mick Jagger has praised Yungblud and Machine Gun Kelly, saying the two artists “bring life” to a new generation of rock music. Speaking to Swedish radio station P4 recently, the Rolling Stones frontman explained (via The Independent): “In rock music you need energy and there haven’t been many newRead More →

[ad_1] Mick Jagger has praised Yungblud and Machine Gun Kelly, saying the two artists “bring life” to a new generation of rock music. Speaking to Swedish radio station P4 recently, the Rolling Stones frontman explained (via The Independent): “In rock music you need energy and there haven’t been many newRead More →

[ad_1] Mick Jagger has praised Yungblud and Machine Gun Kelly, saying the two artists “bring life” to a new generation of rock music. Speaking to Swedish radio station P4 recently, the Rolling Stones frontman explained (via The Independent): “In rock music you need energy and there haven’t been many newRead More →

[ad_1] (Hypebot) – Ahead of their third studio album, Stone Broken talks to Haulix about the secret to successful rock promotion in 2022. A guest post by Jamess Shotwell of Haulix. Let’s face it: the rock market is in a strange place. Never inRead More →

[ad_1] Ahead of their third studio album, Stone Broken chats with Haulix about the secret to successful rock promotion in 2022. A guest post by Jamess Shotwell of Haulix. Let’s face it: the rock market is in a strange place. Never in the history of the genre have there beenRead More →

[ad_1] (Hypebot) – Ahead of their third studio album, Stone Broken talks to Haulix about the secret to successful rock promotion in 2022. A guest post by Jamess Shotwell of Haulix. Let’s face it: the rock market is in a strange place. Never inRead More →

[ad_1] Jeff Rosenstock (Photo: Scott Legato/Getty), Pierce Jordan of Soul Glo (Photo: Christopher Postlewaite), Annie Clark (Photo: Emma McIntyre/Getty), Eva Hendricks of Charly Bliss (Photo: Lisa Lake/Getty)Picture: Natalie Peeples There are a lot of great rock records out there, albums that have changed lives for the better in countless ways.Read More →

[ad_1] Jeff Rosenstock (Photo: Scott Legato/Getty), Pierce Jordan of Soul Glo (Photo: Christopher Postlewaite), Annie Clark (Photo: Emma McIntyre/Getty), Eva Hendricks of Charly Bliss (Photo: Lisa Lake/Getty)Image: Natalie Peeples There are a lot of great rock records out there, albums that have changed lives for the better in countless ways.Read More →

[ad_1] ‘Waiting for Apophis’ is a concept album that encapsulates a myriad of emotions in an innovative and creative way. Dark Water Collective has released a highly anticipated modern rock album titled “Waiting for Apophis” which follows a protagonist’s tumultuous journey as they navigate through life. It is a conceptRead More →

[ad_1] ‘Waiting for Apophis’ is a concept album that encapsulates a myriad of emotions in an innovative and creative way. Dark Water Collective has released a highly anticipated modern rock album titled “Waiting for Apophis” which follows a protagonist’s tumultuous journey as they navigate through life. It is a conceptRead More →

[ad_1] Woman of your dreams will embark on a UK tour this month, with a date at the Gorilla in Manchester on March 25. The Mancunion caught up with Alice, the London-based trios lead guitarist, to discuss the new album, what the band are currently working on and ‘So WhenRead More →

[ad_1] It’s seven in the morning on a Friday. Matt Pelsor takes a giant sip of what he describes as “gas station coffee” before leaning into the microphone at his WTTS studio and offering an intro to the upcoming single. Pelsor has all the facts about upcoming tracks, like theRead More →

[ad_1] There are people who just can’t get along. The tension could be the result of politics, religion, philosophies, property, honor, personal insult, perceived insult or, a million things, really. Perhaps the most famous feud in history was that of the Hatfields and the McCoys, a group of hillbillies whoRead More →

[ad_1] Elvis Costello has revealed that he “to like” modern rock music. He claims that the “The rhythm is so square”. Talk to rolling stoneElvis Costello admitted that if you lose the “Rock n’ Roll” rollout, then it’s very easy to lose the fun. “I don’t really like rock music.Read More →

[ad_1] Speaking to Rollingstone, Elvis Costello explained that he “[doesn’t] like a lot of rock music. Specifically, Costello refers to modern rock music, which he says has lost its edge. “I like rock & roll,” Costello explains. “I think if you lose the roll part, a lot of the funRead More →

[ad_1] Elvis Costello has admitted that he “doesn’t like” modern rock music very much because “the rhythm is so square”. Costello was interviewed by rolling stone which further drew the rock veteran to writing guitar music, with the singer replying “I don’t like rock music very much. I like rockRead More →

[ad_1] Elvis Costello has admitted that he “doesn’t like” modern rock music very much because “the rhythm is so square”. Costello was interviewed by rolling stone which further drew the rock veteran to writing guitar music, with the singer replying “I don’t like rock music very much. I like rockRead More →

[ad_1] Collegian Album Reviews Graphic (Katrina Clasen | The Collegian) Loveland, Colorado, indie pop group Satellite pilot recently released their sixth full-length album, the eponymous “Satellite pilot. “The 11-track album shows the band flourishing in the era of psychedelic pop, their music a celebration of the past, present and future.Read More →

[ad_1] Collegian Album Reviews Graphic (Katrina Clasen | The Collegian) Loveland, Colorado, indie pop group Satellite pilot recently released their sixth full album, the eponymous “Satellite pilot. “The 11-track album shows the band flourishing in the era of psychedelic pop, their music a celebration of the past, present and future.Read More →

[ad_1] Collegian Album Reviews Graphic (Katrina Clasen | The Collegian) Loveland, Colorado, indie pop group Satellite pilot recently released their sixth full-length album, the eponymous “Satellite pilot. “The 11-track album shows the band flourishing in the era of psychedelic pop, their music a celebration of the past, present and future.Read More →

[ad_1] College Albums Review Chart (Katrina Clasen | The Collegian) Loveland, Colorado, indie pop band Satellite Pilot recently released their sixth full album, the self-titled “Satellite Pilot.” The 11-track album shows the band thriving in the age of psychedelic pop, their music a celebration of past, present and future. satelliteRead More →

[ad_1] The group gave a voice to the excluded and always did things their own way The universe works in mysterious ways. But sometimes it works in a more obvious way. stone gossard and Jeff Ament may have felt their chance for success in music with their band Mother LoveRead More →

[ad_1] WEST BEND — After its members met by chance at West Bend Music Academy four years ago, modern rock-punk-pop band FallBack toured bars and venues in the area, performing larger shows to larger audiences. The group hopes to keep the momentum going as they quickly approach the release thisRead More →

[ad_1] HALIFAX — Modern rock is back on Halifax radio with the launch of a new rock radio station. Surge 105 officially went live on July 19 at 8 a.m. when it hit Halifax radio waves with the song The Black Keys Gold on the ceiling. According to station managerRead More →

[ad_1] There is the common belief that rock has been dead for a while. Ever since the latest wave of nu metal and pop punk stomped out of the room, the world didn’t quite seem ready for a new wave to claim the rock throne. Even though there’s practically deadRead More →

[ad_1] Just one year after the release of Grouplove’s long-awaited fourth studio album, “Healer,” the quintet has released a surprise fifth album, “This is This.” Without any publicity campaign or early single release, the group announced the album just a day before its release, making it their live debut onRead More →

[ad_1] In modern music and all of its genres and subgenres, there are few things as ambitious and challenging as writing and producing a rock opera. Although not really a sing-and-play opera, a rock opera is a collection of songs and lyrics that relate to a central story. Much likeRead More →

[ad_1] It seems that every few years there is a debate, often caused by EMBRACE singer Gene Simmonswhether or not rock the music is dead. Simmons specifically pointed to many factors that he says have “killed” rock music, such as record companies in 2014. More recently he blamed streaming servicesRead More →

[ad_1] Rock music has always been a way for people to express their strongest feelings, thoughts and desires, performers and listeners alike. It’s something that has remained consistent within the genre. Amunda band member Paul Ah Chee says their song lyrics are just a reflection of what we see andRead More →

[ad_1] Detroit’s radio dial is ready for a big change. CIMX-FM (88.7). it’s not going to please. “ Update:89X goes country format after 30 years of rock; 93.9 becomes pop; 98.7 changes to the alternative “Thirty years is a long time and it’s time for a change. Soon there willRead More →

[ad_1] It’s been several months now, but we’re still damn shaken Kate Wood’s June’s single “Uh Huh Yeah”, which is set to start hitting the Best of 2020 lists among the real ones soon. But Wood doesn’t sit idly by waiting for the end-of-year awards: she’s launching out with anotherRead More →

[ad_1] Vocalist Harry Kagan of the rock group Music Band believes in the power of a “good form of anxiety” and has used that feeling as a tool to create his latest single. Additionally, Kagan explores how anxiety along with other motor emotions have shaped his writing over the years.Read More →

[ad_1] Music Band frontman Harry Kagan believes in the power of a “good kind of anxiety” and used that feeling as a tool to create his latest single. Additionally, Kagan explores how anxiety along with other motor emotions have shaped her writing over the years. “’The Heat’ is about aRead More →

[ad_1] Bring me the horizon evolved quite a bit from their deathcore debut in the mid-2000s to a sound much more suited to arena rock which worked out pretty well for the band. In an interview with The Pulse Of Radio, frontman Oli Sykes says it’s important the band moveRead More →

[ad_1] As humans, it’s our natural instinct to categorize things. Lizzo plays on the radio? It must be pop music. As music director of modern rock station WICB-FM, I’m here to tell you that’s not true. Perhaps our narrow method of categorizing music is outdated. Lizzo is modern rock. ModernRead More →

[ad_1] Between them, FUR have spent no more than £100 on the outfits they wear for their flagship show at La Scala in London. Despite being charity and vintage store buffs, the effect is still compelling: Murray, Tav, Flynn and Josh sound like a rock ‘n’ roll band straight outRead More →

[ad_1] Between them, FUR have spent no more than £100 on the outfits they wear for their flagship show at La Scala in London. Despite being charity and vintage shop buffs, the effect is still compelling: Murray, Tav, Flynn and Josh sound like a rock ‘n’ roll band straight outRead More →

[ad_1] modern rock often struggles to stay innovative and avoid clichés. The Revivalists attempt to stand out from the plethora of bands facing this problem with their energetic live performances. The eight-person rock band based in New Orleans have released their fourth album, “take good care,“ in November 2018, andRead More →

[ad_1] SEATTLE, WA – AUGUST 31: Jason Victor, Steve Wynn and Mark Walton of The Dream Syndicate … [+] perform at Bumbershoot Music and Arts Festival on August 31, 2014 in Seattle, Washington. (Photo by Suzi Pratt/FilmMagic) MovieMagic The Dream Syndicate, the alternative rock band associated with Los Angeles’ PaisleyRead More →

[ad_1] Inspired by the rock tombs of Mada’in Saleh in Saudi Arabia, architectural designer Amey Kandalgaonkar designed a modern house encased in the side of a huge boulder. Assembling like a Chinese puzzle box, the overall shape slowly reveals itself as Kandalgaonkar gives an aerial view of the site. ItRead More →

[ad_1] 2018 was a big time for women in rock, with critically acclaimed albums from artists like Snail Mail, Soccer Mommy and DILLY DALLY. The release of Cherry Glazerr’s new album Stuffed and ready ride the wave of this prowess. Cherry Glazerr brings a unique edge to the music scene,Read More →

[ad_1] The smell of incense wafted through the dimly lit room where the four members of the Oakstones sat. Its source was uncertain – the North Delta warehouse space the band uses as a studio has several rooms, all of which give off a somewhat 70s vibe. Although he wasRead More →