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Bill Ward vows to keep drumming despite wheelchair
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Anika Nilles's Rush LA Return: Two Defining Moments
Fraser Lewry highlights Anika Nilles’s emotional Rush comeback in Los Angeles, pointing to two defining moments: a nerve-wracking yet seamless stick drop recovered during Xanadu and a flawless Tom Sawyer closer that showcases her mastery and the crowd’s roaring celebration of the band’s return with a new drummer.
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Motörhead’s Phil Campbell dies at 64, leaving a lasting rock legacy
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BRITs honor Ozzy Osbourne with star-studded posthumous tribute
The BRIT Awards celebrated Ozzy Osbourne with a posthumous Lifetime Achievement Award at Manchester's Co-op Live, followed by a performance from his solo band featuring Robbie Williams and guitarists; Sharon Osbourne delivered an emotional speech honoring his legacy.
Melania Doc soundtrack drama: Guns N’ Roses split, Prince blocks
Producers of the Melania Trump documentary named artists who refused clearance for the film’s soundtrack, including Guns N’ Roses (one member approved, another declined due to political differences), Prince (estate blocked a track), and Jonny Greenwood’s Phantom Thread score (blocked after lack of consultation). Mick Jagger reportedly approved The Rolling Stones’ Gimme Shelter. The producer stresses the refusals were about personal politics, not the film’s stance, highlighting ongoing clearance hurdles.
Tenacious D promise comeback bigger than Oasis after controversial Trump joke backlash
Kyle Gass explains that a highly inappropriate joke about Donald Trump made on stage in July 2024 sparked a 'tsunami of shit' that led Tenacious D to cancel dates; he apologizes, details how the backlash affected Jack Black and their plans, and says the duo are hashing things out and will return bigger than Oasis.
Mustaine mourns metal legends as Megadeth braces for farewell era
Megadeth frontman Dave Mustaine says metal is in a 'changing of the guard' after the losses of icons like Lemmy, Dio and Ozzy, and confirms plans for Megadeth’s self-titled 17th album and a final world tour. He admits he can’t picture life after Megadeth, with the farewell run kicking off in Canada in February and continuing to South America and Europe, including Mystic Festival.