Corey Taylor Launches Summer/Fall Solo Tour, and There is A Houston Date
Corey Taylor might be the busiest man in rock and roll. The Slipknot frontman continues his work with the band while ramping up his own solo career, which led him to drop his new single “Beyond.”
Now Taylor has announced a tour scheduled later this year to support his new album “CMF2,” due out on September 15th. Taylor will be joined on the road by Wargasm, Oxymorrons, and Luna Aura. The jaunt will launch on August 25th in Denver, CO and then it’s off to the races throughout the US.
The curtain drops on Taylor’s solo circuit on October 7th in Sacramento, CA. Tickets available this Friday (May 19th).
Give a listen to “Beyond,”
Corey Taylor live on September 24th at House of Blues. Tickets go on sale this Friday at 10 am
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Willie Nelson's Birthday Bash Concert Is Coming to a Theater Near You
We heard bits and pieces about the amazing performances and guest stars at Willie Nelson's 90th Birthday Bash last month . . . and now we get to SEE it. They stuffed it into a movie called "Long Story Short: Willie Nelson 90" . . . and it'll be in theaters on June 11th.
They even released an exciting promo to whet your appetite.
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Marilyn Manson Hints at New Music
He may still face legal battles after being accused by multiple women of abuse, but Marilyn Manson seems to be moving forward with his career. The rocker returned to social media after a year-plus-long hiatus and appeared to tease new music.
“I’ve got something for you to hear,” wrote Manson, whose real name is Brian Warner, on Instagram. He also included a photo of himself gripping a microphone, crediting the pic to his wife, Lindsey Elizabeth Warner.
Manson’s last release was his album “We Are Chaos” in 2020. Shortly after it dropped, the first allegations of sexual misconduct surfaced, and the rocker was dropped from the label Loma Vista. There are no further details, including who will release whatever new music Manson has cooking, available as of this writing. Stay tuned…
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Foo Fighters. The Cure To Lead 2023 Riot Fest
It’s Chicago’s turn to host a talent-heavy rock festival as Riot Fest has announced its 2023 lineup. The September event has announced a star-studded roster of headliners that includes The Cure, Foo Fighters, and Queens Of The Stone Age.
The Postal Service and Death Cab For Cutie round out the stacked headliner menu. Other top-notch acts confirmed to join the fest are Turnstile, The Mars Volta, Teagan and Sara, and Mr. Bungle. Riot Fest has even added actor-turned-rocker Corey Feldman to its line-up.
Foo Fighters and Turnstile will kick off the festival on Friday, September 15th. Postal Service, Death Cab, and Queens Of The Stone Age will rock out on the event’s middle day (Saturday, 9/16), while The Cure and The Mars Volta will handle closing duties on Sunday, September 17th. Tickets dropped yesterday on Riot Fest’s website.
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Post Malone Plays Guitar on Every Song of His Upcoming Album, "Austin"
Post Malone announced he's releasing an " Austin " album on July 28th. In case you didn't know, his real name is Austin Post.
He says he's been trying to push himself, so he played guitar on EVERY song for this album. Quote, "It's been some of the most challenging and rewarding music for me."
Posty shared the album cover . . . it shows him in nothing but jeans, sitting on the side of a pool, and getting his feet wet. He says "Austin" captures who he is as a man and as an artist.
He'll also be going on a new tour in July called "If Y'all Weren't Here, I'd Be Crying." And if that's not enough, he's releasing a new single on Friday called "Mourning" . . . he made sure to specify it's with a "U."
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(Profanity Warning: You can watch his announcement here. There's an F-bomb.)
Liz Phair is touring to celebrate the 30th anniversary of her "Exile in Guyville" album.
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Squeeze and the Psychedelic Furs are hitting the road together in September.
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