Rob Zombie Fighting Laryngitis, Cancels Vegas Show.
Of all the times of year it could happen, it’s kind of cruel that it happened during the lead up to Halloween. Rocker and horror fanatic Rob Zombie was forced to cancel a show in Las Vegas over the weekend due to vocal issues.
“We regret to inform you that due to laryngitis, Rob Zombie will unfortunately not be able to perform” at his “Halloween Hootenanny” engagement, wrote a post on social media. All wasn’t lost, however, as the post confirmed that his co-headliner Alice Cooper would “still be doing a full set as planned.”
Zombie created his own statement online, in which he admitted he was “bummed” but that it was for the best. “I have no voice,” he revealed. “Zero. I tried sound checking but couldn’t get any sound out.”
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Brandon Flowers from the Killers joined Ed Sheeran onstage for "Mr. Brightside". And Ed was dressed like Chucky.
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Here are the 20 biggest Halloween songs to land on the Hot 100 chart.
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Courtney Love is teasing a new album.
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Godsmack, Extreme Cover AC/DC With "Highway To Hell”:
Godsmack wrapped up their four-show East Coast tour with a collab with their supporting act. The rockers brought up Extreme to jam with them on a classic rock tune. Fans at the Freedom Mortgage Pavilion in Camden, New Jersey were treated to the two bands’ collab’ing on AC/DC’s “Highway To Hell.”
Check out fan footage the joint effort of “Highway To Hell”
White Stripes, Guns 'N Roses And Others Top Workout Playlists:
Rock music has fueled many workout playlists since they first became a thing. And now one company has done a deep-dive through Spotify’s most famous workout playlist and can announce which bands take the crown as most popular rock groups to workout to. The White Stripes, Bon Jovi and Guns ’N Roses made the list, with the Stripes’ single “Seven Nation Army” leading the pack as most popular workout song.
Have a listen to “Seven Nation Army.”
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The Zac Brown Band is releasing a live album called "From the Road, Vol. 1: Covers", on November 10th. To whet your appetite they released their cover of The Who classic, "Baba O'Riley".
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Stewart Copeland Remembers Wanting to Choke the Life Out of Sting
The Police only released five albums, but drummer Stewart Copeland says he's grateful they were able to squeeze that many out . . . because the band had been ready to implode for a while.
The cause of all the tension was Sting wanting to take the music in a different direction. Stewart says, quote, "Sting was looking for a beautiful place, and to create something serene and moving and, dare I say, intellectual.
"For me, it's about burning down the house . . . it's a party."
He says things got particularly bad when Sting tried to make suggestions about his drumming. That's when he, quote, "came the closest to homicide, the times when it became absolutely critical that I choke the life out of this man."
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