Gene Simmons reflects on KISS’s journey as four 'unqualified' New Yorkers, expressing disbelief at their rise to stadium headliners despite initial doubts about their talent.
Yooo just saw this from an artist I've always respected and supported. Not trying to be dramatic but refuse to have anyone with a problem with me on my records. Replacing Memphis the Blues. If it goes down for a bit just know this is the reason!
Lydon believes The Rolling Stones should retire, while he feels he still has plenty of song ideas and won't stop making music. Despite Lydon's comments, the Stones remain vibrant, recently releasing 'Hackney Diamonds' and touring the U.S. again.
"Nobody's gonna treat your work like it's you except if you got a top pause, done expert, but that happens once in a blue moon because you have money does not make you a boss..."
O'Dell didn't just stay at her desk: she joined the Beatles in the studio to sing on the epic climax to 'Hey Jude,' was on the roof of Apple headquarters for their last live show.
"Needless to say this club has been a huge part of my life and ultimately shaped not just my music taste but also the way I enjoy music. To see it ending this way, basically stealing the money of the very people who had supported it over the years, cloaked in silence with no acknowledgment of the inevitable end or what is happening with orders."
But is Scherzinger still a fan? Arthur laughs as he tells all to FourFourTwo: I was trying to tell her that this is a proper football club, but she asked Where are all of the trophies? The best features, fun and footballing quizzes, straight to your inbox every week. I said, Don't worry about that I think she's more familiar with American football, but she had a good time!
In a remarkable transformation from schoolmates to rock stars, The Academic's success epitomizes the journey of young musicians achieving greatness against the odds.
Tennis' new record, Face Down in the Garden, is also their last: After completing the album, they said in a statement, 'It became clear that we had said everything we wanted to say and achieved everything we wanted to achieve with our band.'
"Six years later, I've still got it on; it comes out this week, with a bit of luck. Antibiotics knock the hell out of you."