“I couldn’t look away.” — The one-minute spotlight on the empty stage That made fans feel the singer’s presence. For a brief moment, the arena went silent, and it was as if the music and memory merged into one. Every beam of light carried the weight of his legacy, reminding everyone why he was irreplaceable. … Read more
By the mid-1970s, Neil Diamond was already firmly established as a major music star when he connected with influential musician and Bob Dylan collaborator Robbie Robertson. Their collaboration would ultimately result in one of Diamond’s most inventive and celebrated albums. Diamond, a New York-born singer-songwriter, had been dominating the charts since the late 1960s, scoring … Read more
Few songwriters in modern music history have been covered as many times as Bob Dylan. His lyrics have traveled across generations, genres, and continents. From folk and rock to soul and pop, artists have found new meaning in his words. But when it comes to covers, not every version captures the same feeling as the … Read more
More than 50 years after its release, a powerful rock song from 1971 has just been ranked the greatest classic rock song of all time. According to a recent list by Great Bands, the No. 1 spot goes to “When the Levee Breaks” by Led Zeppelin — a song famous for its massive drum sound … Read more
Rock legend Bruce Springsteen is hitting the road once again — and this time, he’s bringing more than just music. His newly announced “Land of Hope and Dreams” American Tour will travel across the United States in spring 2026, delivering powerful performances and a strong message about unity, freedom, and hope. The tour will kick … Read more
Right in the middle of the 1960s, The Beatles released their second feature film, Help! — a movie that leaned harder into surreal comedy than A Hard Day’s Night, yet carried a soundtrack that hinted at something much deeper stirring beneath the surface. While the film itself was playful and chaotic, the songs revealed a … Read more
Though Lindsey Buckingham never matched the solo commercial heights of his Stevie Nicks bandmate, he quietly built a deeply personal body of work across seven solo albums — some released during his time with Fleetwood Mac, others during his years away. In a 2006 interview with MOJO, Buckingham reflected on Under The Skin, one of … Read more
On June 25, 1988, the world lost Hillel Slovak, the original guitarist of Red Hot Chili Peppers, to a heroin overdose. He was just 26. For the band, it wasn’t just the loss of a bandmate — it was the loss of a brother, a spark, and a piece of their foundation. In a recent … Read more
Every iconic band starts somewhere, and for Rush, that beginning was as modest as it gets. Long before sold‑out arenas and endlessly complex prog epics, the group’s very first performance was held in the basement of a church in Toronto — a youth drop‑in centre called The Coff‑Inn. In a 2012 interview with PROG magazine, … Read more
In 1991, Queen was preparing what would become one of their most iconic songs: “The Show Must Go On.” But behind the soaring vocals and defiant lyrics, a battle was raging offstage — and it wasn’t between band members. Legend has it that Brian May feared that Freddie Mercury, already gravely ill, was too weak … Read more
