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Canadian rock legend Bryan Adams has released a powerful new song, “51st State,” on Canada Day, delivering a patriotic response to repeated remarks by Donald Trump suggesting that Canada should become America’s “51st state.” Trump first sparked controversy in late 2024, shortly after winning the presidential election, when he posted on Truth Social questioning U.S. … Read more

Few musicians have divided opinion quite like Noel Gallagher. Critics have spent decades accusing him of borrowing heavily from his musical heroes, while fans point to his extraordinary gift for writing unforgettable melodies. Whatever side you fall on, one thing is undeniable: Noel’s songwriting has earned him a place among Britain’s finest modern rock composers. … Read more

Some moments in music history are so heartbreaking that they forever change the artists who lived through them. For George Harrison, December 8, 1980, became one of those days. While the world would soon learn of John Lennon’s tragic murder in New York City, Harrison had spent part of that day putting the finishing touches … Read more

Few singers in rock history have inspired as much awe—and intimidation—as Robert Plant. As the unmistakable voice of Led Zeppelin, Plant redefined what a rock frontman could sound like, combining earth-shaking power, bluesy soul, and piercing high notes that seemed almost impossible to reproduce. Over the decades, countless vocalists have stepped onto the stage hoping … Read more

Few bands in rock history have inspired as much fascination as The Doors. Their meteoric rise, poetic lyrics, and electrifying performances made them legends. Yet behind the scenes, the band’s final months were marked not only by creative struggles and legal troubles but also by a painful betrayal that fractured their brotherhood long before Jim … Read more

Few artists have had a more complicated relationship with their own success than Kurt Cobain. As the frontman of Nirvana, Cobain helped redefine rock music and became the reluctant voice of a generation. Yet, despite creating some of the most influential songs in modern music history, he often expressed discomfort—even embarrassment—about many of his biggest … Read more

David Bowie rarely wrote straightforward love songs or obvious character studies. Instead, he transformed real people into larger-than-life figures, disguising them in poetic lyrics, futuristic imagery, and emotional ambiguity. Sometimes the people who inspired his songs knew exactly who they were. Sometimes everyone around them did too. What makes these stories fascinating is that, in … Read more

John Paul Jones didn’t chase the spotlight like many of his contemporaries, but his influence on generations of bass players is impossible to overstate. As the bassist and multi-instrumentalist of Led Zeppelin, Jones redefined what the bass could do in a rock band. Rather than simply anchoring the rhythm section, he treated the instrument as … Read more

In the music industry, record labels usually hold the power. They decide release dates, control contracts, and often determine an artist’s future. But every so often, a musician refuses to play by the rules. Few did it more boldly than Tom Petty. In the late 1970s, Petty had already established himself as one of rock’s … Read more

The loss of a musical partner can leave wounds that never truly heal. For Ozzy Osbourne, the tragic death of guitarist Randy Rhoads in 1982 was more than the loss of a bandmate—it was the loss of a close friend and one of the most gifted musicians he had ever worked with. Just three days … Read more