In 1973, the electrifying American rock icon Alice Cooper unleashed “No More Mr. Nice Guy” upon the world, a rebellious anthem that still echoes through the corridors of rock history today. This timeless track, co-written by Cooper and guitarist Michael Bruce, first emerged as a single before finding its place on the album “Billion Dollar … Read more
In 1979, Supertramp, the iconic British rock band, gifted the world with the timeless classic “Take the Long Way Home,” a jewel nestled within their album “Breakfast in America.” Revered for its infectious melody, profound lyrics, and the soul-stirring vocals of frontman Roger Hodgson, this song has etched itself into the annals of rock history. … Read more
Behold the marvel of musical ingenuity: a 100-year-old vintage grand piano reborn as a hybrid instrument boasting 20 different sounds. This extraordinary creation, showcased by the Ukrainian band Brunettes Shoot Blondes, is a testament to the boundless creativity of musicians. In their captivating performance of the original song “Houston,” Brunettes Shoot Blondes demonstrate the capabilities … Read more
In the realm of TV talent competitions like The X Factor and America’s Got Talent, aspiring artists often find their moment to shine. One such talent is Swedish-born Chris Kläfford, whose appearance on the fourteenth season of America’s Got Talent left a lasting impression. Despite his roots in rock music, Chris chose to showcase his … Read more
In the annals of rock history, 1986 saw the emergence of Bon Jovi’s iconic anthem, “You Give Love A Bad Name.” Bursting onto the scene with infectious hooks and an unforgettable chorus, the song swiftly scaled the charts, etching Bon Jovi’s name indelibly in the rock pantheon. Serving as the lead single from their third … Read more
The electrifying anthem “Pour Some Sugar on Me” by Def Leppard, found on their 1987 masterpiece album “Hysteria,” not only encapsulates the spirit of the ’80s but also underscores the band’s knack for crafting infectious rock hits even amidst pressure. Its genesis was rather serendipitous, emerging during an impromptu jam session amidst recording breaks. Lead … Read more
“Fire Down Below” stands as a timeless rock anthem by the revered American artist Bob Seger, originally released in 1976 as part of his iconic album “Night Moves.” This track epitomizes the essence of bluesy rock, characterized by Seger’s gritty vocals and its enduring presence in the realms of rock and classic rock music. Delving … Read more
Identical twins Bob and Clint Moffatt, known for their project Music Travel Love, have journeyed far in their musical career. Their musical journey began at a tender age, joining the Moffatt family band at just three years old in 1987. Alongside their older brother Scott and fraternal twin Dave, they made their first stage appearance … Read more
Audiences at Hanson’s Sydney Opera House concert were treated to a special moment when the pop trio decided to perform the Bee Gees’ classic hit “Too Much Heaven” acapella, without the aid of microphones. Following the conclusion of their set, the three brothers set aside their instruments for a more intimate rendition of the song, … Read more
Train commuters passing through London’s bustling St Pancras International station were in for a remarkable treat as Alicia Keys, the acclaimed nine-time Grammy Award-winning artist and esteemed music producer, graced them with an impromptu musical performance. With her soulful voice and undeniable talent, Alicia serenaded the crowd with some of her most beloved hits, including … Read more