Laura Adkins

5 days ago | playjackradio.com | Laura Adkins

Music icon Rod Stewart plans to share the stage with former Faces bandmate Ronnie Wood at the 2025 Glastonbury Festival Legends Slot on June 29. He'll also perform on the Pyramid Stage. The singer broke the news and expressed excitement about the upcoming performance in his latest interview. He said, "Woody and I do a lot, just recently, because we're going to do Glastonbury together." The show is Stewart's first Glastonbury set since 2002.

1 week ago | b1039.com | Laura Adkins

COLUMBUS, OHIO – MARCH 01: Twenty One Pilots singer Tyler Joseph preforms during the first intermission of 2025 NHL Stadium Series against the Columbus Blue Jackets and Detroit Red Wings at Ohio Stadium on March 01, 2025 in Columbus, Ohio. (Photo by Jason Mowry/Getty Images)Twenty One Pilots won big at the American Music Awards (AMA) on May 26 in Las Vegas. The band received Favorite Rock Artist and Favorite Rock Album for their latest record, Clancy, which debuted on May 21, 2024.

1 week ago | wcsx.com | Laura Adkins

Rock bands have been getting rid of drummers at a high rate lately. The Who, Foo Fighters, Guns N' Roses, and Sammy Hagar's group all made changes. Zak Starkey, Josh Freese, Frank Ferrer, and Jason Bonham lost their spots behind the kit. "I think it's the Spinal Tap conspiracy. I think nobody is safe. Ringo's son was fired from The Who," said Mike Portnoy in a recent interview. The Who's split with Starkey came during a show at Royal Albert Hall.

1 week ago | wrif.com | Laura Adkins

The Rolling Stones lead singer thinks a clash between John Lennon and Paul McCartney tore The Beatles apart in 1970. "I can hazard a guess that they were both rather strong personalities, and both felt they were totally independent. They seemed to be very competitive over leadership of the band," Jagger told Far Out Magazine. McCartney spilled the news to the press in 1970. This upset manager Allen Klein, who wanted silence during talks with EMI and Apple Corps.

2 weeks ago | 987theshark.com | Laura Adkins

Film buzz swirls around Aimee Lou Wood and Mia McKenna-Bruce. The two stars might snag roles as the wives of George Harrison and Ringo Starr in Sam Mendes' bold new Beatles project, set to hit screens in April 2028. Wood stands ready to step into Pattie Boyd's shoes, the woman who spent 11 years as Harrison's wife. McKenna-Bruce could bring life to Maureen Starkey, the person who stayed by Ringo's side for a decade. The cast shapes up with striking picks. Paul Mescal takes on Paul McCartney.