The world’s dirtiest man has died at the age of 94. Iranian Amou Haji had not bathed in more than 60 years, believing that cleanliness fostered illness. He also smoke pipes filled with animal feces, ate roadkill, drank water from an old, filthy bucket and often smoked several cigarettes at one time, The Guardian reports.…… MORE
Brian Johnson Addresses Longstanding ‘Back In Black’ Rumor
AC/DC frontman Brian Johnson is setting the record straight about one of the band’s most iconic hits. For years, it’s been rumored that original singer Bon Scott – not Johnson – wrote the lyrics for “Back In Black” before his death in 1980. But Johnson puts that rumor to bed in his new memoir The…… MORE
Red Hot Chili Peppers Mark Milestone
The Red Hot Chili peppers are celebrating a milestone. The band has become the first rock band in 17 years to put two No. 1 albums on the Billboard 200 Album chart in the same calendar year. The band recently dropped their second album of 2022, “Return of the Dream Canteen.” They also released a…… MORE
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Josh Kiszka Ruptures Eardrum
Greta Van Fleet is postponing shows in Raleigh, Greenville, and Jacksonville. Vocalist Josh Kiszka issued a statement saying, “To our fans in Raleigh, Greenville, and Jacksonville, it’s with a heavy heart that we must reschedule our shows this upcoming week.” He went on to explain, “During our last show in Bangor, I ruptured an eardrum…… MORE
Joe Satriani Says He ‘Doesn’t Belong’ On Van Halen Tribute Tour
After weeks of discussions with Alex Van Halen and David Lee Roth about taking part in an Eddie Van Halen tribute tour, guitar virtuoso Joe Satriani says he “doesn’t belong” on the trek. But he’s suggesting someone who does. After watching Wolfgang Van Halen play three of his dad’s classic songs at the Taylor Hawkins…… MORE
Pink Floyd Catalog Sale Could Be Delayed
The members of Pink Floyd are infamous for disagreeing about pretty much everything. But this time, all that in-fighting could be costing the band half a billion bucks. According to a report in Financial Times, disagreements between Roger Waters and David Gilmour are holding up negotiations to sell the band’s song catalog for nearly $500…… MORE
New Michigan bill proposes new state bird
The Robin could be ousted as Michigan’s state bird. WOOD TV reports that a new bill aims to change the state bird to the Kirtland’s warbler. The bill was introduced by state Rep. Greg Markkanen. The report indicates the proposal has received not-so-good responses. FULL STORY HERE: https://bit.ly/3Eu8H0i… MORE
Neal Schon Says Journey Was Forced Into Bad Contract By Steve Perry
The latest legal battle involving members of Journey involves a contract that Neal Schon says he and the band were ‘forced’ to sign. Last month, Steve Perry filed to cancel trademarks for 20 Journey songs – including signature hits like “Separate Ways” and “Any Way You Want It” – claiming they violated a contract requiring…… MORE
Foreigner To Resume Vegas Residency
Foreigner is returning to the Vegas strip for a headline residency next spring. The band will perform eight shows at the Venetian Resort in March and April 2023. Tickets go on sale this Friday, Oct. 14th. The show is a continuation of the ‘Best Of Foreigner 4 & More Live’ Vegas show that debuted in…… MORE
