Ozzy Osbourne's Los Angeles Home For Sale At $17M
The Los Angeles home owned by the late Ozzy Osbourne is up for sale. It's located in L.A.'s Hancock Park neighborhood and is listed for 17-million-dollars. The Mediterranean-style mansion has six bedrooms and eleven bathrooms. It was originally built in 1929 and features over ten-thousand-square-feet of living space.
Geddy Lee on Calling It a Rush Tour: “What Else Do You F*ing Call It?
The surviving members of Rush are planning to honor late drummer Neil Peart during their upcoming reunion shows on the Fifty Something tour. Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson will be joined by Anika Nilles on drums, replacing Peart. The band will select specific songs each night to pay tribute to Peart and will incorporate special visual elements in the performances. The tour, which kicks off in June, will serve as a celebration of Peart's legacy as both a person and a drummer.
The album Dave Grohl said "opened up a whole new world"
Dave Grohl, the iconic rock musician known for his work with Nirvana and Foo Fighters, has always shown humility and appreciation for those who came before him in the music industry. In a conversation with Mojo in 2007, Grohl shared his admiration for some of the greatest albums ever made, including a surprising pick of The B-52’s self-titled album. Grohl credited the band's appearance on Saturday Night Live with introducing him to a new world of music and inspiring his own sense of humor, which is evident in Foo Fighters' music videos. The B-52’s, often overlooked for their humorous approach to music, have had a lasting impact on Grohl's musical journey and sense of creativity.
The Strokes Announce New Album 'Reality Awaits'
The Strokes guitarist Albert Hammond Jr discussed the recording sessions for the band's upcoming album 'Reality Awaits' in a recent interview. The album, produced by Rick Rubin, was recorded in Costa Rica and features a looser sound. The band recently released the first single, 'Going Shopping', and fans are eagerly anticipating the new record. Hammond Jr expressed excitement about the new material and hinted at a possible long future for The Strokes, suggesting they may never split up. The band is set to perform at various festivals, including Coachella 2026.
Nikki Sixx Admits He Hasn't Seen Mötley Crüe Bandmates in a While, Explains Why
Mötley Crüe's Nikki Sixx recently shared that he hasn't seen his bandmates in a while, despite upcoming tour plans. The bassist addressed this during a Q&A session, revealing that the band members are currently living in different states. Despite the physical distance, Sixx expressed that the band is in good spirits as they prepare for their highly anticipated 2026 summer tour, "The Return of the Carnival of Sins." The tour, celebrating the band's 45th anniversary, will feature re-imagined versions of classic hits and a new single, showcasing the band's continued creative chemistry.
The moment Slash walked in on his mother and David Bowie, naked whynow
Slash, the Guns N’ Roses guitarist, reminisces about a surreal childhood moment involving David Bowie. Raised in a music industry environment, Slash's mother worked closely with Bowie, leading to a personal relationship between the two. Slash recalls catching Bowie and his mother naked, shedding light on their mysterious romance. Despite the shocking memory, Slash later reflects on Bowie as a perceptive and wise figure, particularly in dealing with addiction. This rare account portrays Bowie not just as an icon but as a formative presence in Slash's life before their legends fully emerged.
Red Hot Chili Peppers Reach A Major Chart Milestone
The Red Hot Chili Peppers have been charting hit albums in the United Kingdom for 35 years, with their compilation album "Greatest Hits" celebrating 500 weeks on the Official Albums chart. This milestone makes it the first title by the band to achieve such longevity on the chart. The album has also maintained its position on the Official Albums Streaming ranking at No. 28. In contrast, their album "Californication" has seen a rise in the Official Albums Sales chart, indicating different consumption patterns among fans in the U.K.
Radiohead announce ‘KID A MNESIA’ film and art installation
Radiohead has revealed a new visual project called ‘KID A MNESIA the movie and art installation’, tied to their acclaimed era. The project, presented by Motion Picture House, features a narrative about a monster trapped in a derelict museum of the lost and forgotten, symbolizing a missed opportunity for technology to save humanity. The teaser suggests an immersive experience blending film and installation, with further details to be announced. Fans can sign up for updates on locations, dates, and access details through Radiohead’s W.A.S.T.E. mailing list.
The grunge album Eddie Vedder called "one of my favourite records"
Eddie Vedder reflects on the impact of Soundgarden's album "Badmotorfinger" and his friendship with Chris Cornell. Vedder admired Cornell's vocals and the band's artistry, feeling that the album could stand among the greatest records of all time. Despite the looming fame, Vedder valued quiet moments with Cornell and sought to preserve the integrity of his music. "Badmotorfinger" holds special memories for Vedder, reminding him of a time when bands were not consumed by the music industry's demands.
Stay at the Ibizan stunning mansion once owned by Noel Gallagher – now available for luxury rentals
Formerly owned by Noel Gallagher, this luxurious villa in es Cubells, Ibiza, is now available for weekly rentals. Dubbed ‘Villa Mediterranean Dream’, the property boasts a rich history and offers a warm, welcoming atmosphere. With a full tourist license, the estate features a fully equipped kitchen, six bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, and an expansive outdoor space with an infinity pool and various amenities. Situated in the exclusive area of Es Cubells, the villa offers stunning sea views and a tranquil escape from the bustling spots of Ibiza.
DIRTY HONEY Performs Brand New Song 'Lights Out' At Brazil's MONSTERS OF ROCK Festival
DIRTY HONEY recently performed a new song called "Lights Out" at the Monsters Of Rock festival in Brazil. The band's singer, Marc LaBelle, discussed plans for a new album, drawing lyrical inspiration from current events. They are in the process of writing and recording new material, aiming for a fresh musical direction. DIRTY HONEY's previous album, "Can't Find The Brakes," served as an evolutionary stepping stone for the band. The band has achieved significant success as an independent artist, including a No. 1 hit on Billboard's Mainstream Rock and Hard Rock charts.
Ex-TYPE O NEGATIVE Guitarist KENNY HICKEY Would 'Absolutely' Be Into Playing 'A Dozen Shows' In Tribute To PETER STEELE
Type O Negative may consider a limited run of tribute shows without Peter Steele, as expressed by guitarist Kenny Hickey in a recent interview. The band is open to the idea of performing a dozen shows with stand-in singers as a tribute to their late frontman. However, former keyboardist Josh Silver remains a hurdle as he has shown resistance to the idea. Despite the interest in a tribute tour, the band acknowledges that Steele's unique presence cannot be replicated, and any potential shows would focus on honoring his legacy rather than replacing him. Additionally, a full-length concert recording is in the works, highlighting the band's enduring relevance and growing audience.