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48 years ago today, Sultans of Swing introduced the world to the unmistakable sound of Dire Straits — timeless riffs, storytelling lyrics, and pure guitar magic.

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Forty-eight years ago today, on May 19, 1978, Dire Straits released “Sultans of Swing” in the UK and quietly introduced the world to one of the most recognizable songs in classic rock history. At the time, nobody could have predicted that a track inspired by a nearly ignored pub performance would become the song that … Read more

Sinead O’Connor and Prince’s reported feud took a dramatic turn in the early ’90s, as tensions over artistic control and criticism spilled into the spotlight. What followed was Prince’s striking, silent response—letting his music speak louder than words and reclaiming his work with unforgettable brilliance.

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When Sinéad O’Connor released Nothing Compares 2 U in 1990, it didn’t just become a hit—it became a cultural moment. Her stark, emotionally raw performance, paired with the now-iconic tear-filled video, turned the song into one of the most recognizable expressions of heartbreak in modern music. For many listeners, it remains inseparable from her voice. … Read more

The Smashing Pumpkins break free with the “Rats in a Cage” North American tour, bringing their signature alt-rock sound to cities across the continent.

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Fans of The Smashing Pumpkins are in for a monumental celebration in 2026, as the legendary alternative rock icons have officially unveiled their sprawling Rats in a Cage North American tour — a tribute to the 30th anniversary of their groundbreaking 1995 double album, Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness. Set to kick off on … Read more

Listen to Anthrax’s new single “It’s for the Kids” from their upcoming album Cursum Perficio.

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After a decade-long wait for a full-length studio record, Anthrax have officially launched the rollout for their upcoming album Cursum Perficio, due out September 18, 2026 in North America via Megaforce and in Europe through Nuclear Blast. The campaign begins with the release of the lead single, “It’s for the Kids,” marking the band’s first … Read more

Brann Dailor Pays Tribute to Chris Cornell While Hints at Mastodon’s Deeply Emotional New Album

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Brann Dailor has long existed in two creative worlds inside Mastodon: the relentless force behind the drum kit and one of the band’s most distinctive voices. Since stepping more fully into the vocal spotlight on Crack The Skye (2009), his cleaner, more melodic delivery has helped stretch Mastodon’s sound far beyond its early sludge-metal roots—adding … Read more

Ritchie Blackmore suggests he may be winding down touring: “It’s time to pull back.”

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Rock legend Ritchie Blackmore has offered one of his most candid updates in years, revealing that ongoing health issues are forcing him to seriously reconsider life on the road. In a recent interview with Ultimate Classic Rock, the former Deep Purple and Rainbow guitarist admitted that touring has become increasingly difficult and may no longer … Read more

“Remember when The Rolling Stones released the 1986 album that almost tore the band apart?”

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More than six decades after they first plugged in together, The Rolling Stones remain one of the most enduring acts in music history. That longevity alone would be astonishing. But when you consider the chaos, heartbreak, and internal warfare they’ve survived over the years, it feels almost impossible. Few periods tested the band more than … Read more

The Coca-Cola Company denies allegations in lawsuit involving the estate of Johnny Cash.

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Nearly six months after the estate of legendary country icon Johnny Cash sued The Coca-Cola Company over claims that the company illegally imitated Cash’s voice in a college football commercial, Coca-Cola is now fighting back in court. Coca-Cola Wants the Case Dismissed In a legal response filed May 8 in federal court in Nashville, Coca-Cola … Read more