Deryck Whibley To Release A Memoir
Sum 41 is preparing for its final days of “The Tour Of The Setting Sum,” and its farewell album, “Heaven :x: Hell”… but their frontman has something else in store for fans. Deryck Whibley’s announced “Walking Disaster: My Life Through Heaven And Hell,” his memoir discussing the “highest highs and lowest lows” of both the band and himself will arrive October 4th. Followers know the rocker, who almost lost his life during his struggle with alcohol, was rushed to the hospital last September, and Sum 41 confirmed in May that the band was splitting up after 27 years.
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Did Gavin Rossdale Just Diss Gwen Stefani
Gavin Rossdale and Gwen Stefani split in 2015. But time has apparently NOT healed all those wounds. At least not on Gavin's end.
In a new interview, Gavin said he feels bad for their three kids, because he came from a broken home, and he never wanted that for them.
Then he kind of went in on Gwen . . . without actually mentioning her by name. He said, quote, "It'd be nice if there was more of a connection with the person who made them with me.
"I go to a lot of events where there's 'the other team,' so to speak, and I just feel really proud of myself in my consistency as a father. I know in my heart that I'm super consistent."
He added, quote, "I'm handcuffed because I would never want to overly say anything negative about [my kids'] mom. That's just not right."
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Dave Grohl Wrote A Song About Josh Homme Bromance
Fans of both Foo Fighters and Queens Of The Stone Age have known for a while there’s a love-fest alive and well, especially between their frontmen. But Dave Grohl recently took his bromance with QOTSA singer Josh Homme to new heights when he debuted a song in Homme’s honor at the rocker’s Sweet Stuff Foundation charity event. After admitting he gave up trying to cover a Doja Cat song, Grohl revealed “I did something that’s maybe considered really, really uncool, but I wrote a song that’s really genuine and earnest about my friend Josh.” Here’s the friendly shout-out from one rock A-list’er to another.
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P.O.D. Unveils Video For "Lies We Tell Ourselves"
Platinum-selling Christian nu metal rockers P.O.D. are back with their 11th album later this spring. The group’s announced “Veritas” will drop May 3rd, and they’ve got their new single, “Lies We Tell Ourselves,” to share.
“This song resonates the struggle and hope which keeps us from truly believing that the ‘lies within ourselves’ become a reality,” said guitarist Marcos Curiel. “Our struggle. Our truth.” The new track follows last fall’s “Drop,” which was a collab with Lamb Of God singer Randy Blythe. Check out “Lies We Tell Ourselves” here.
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Metallica played "Funeral for a Friend / Love Lies Bleeding" at an event honoring Elton John and Bernie Taupin at the Library of Congress.
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Watch Sinead O'Connor's daughter Roisin Waters sing "Nothing Compares 2 U" at an event honoring her mother at Carnegie Hall.
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Blink-182's Tom DeLonge suffered a heat stroke during a show in Paraguay.
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Colin Greenwood To Publish Photo Book About Radiohead's "Middle Years”
Get ready for a photographic look at Radiohead’s middle years. Bassist Colin Greenwood is releasing a book of photos he took of the band’s life from 2003 through their 2016 album “A Moon Shaped Pool.” “How To Disappear: A Portrait Of Radiohead” will make its debut on October 15th and give fans a special behind-the-scenes glimpse at the rock vets. “For years now, I’ve been taking fugitive snaps of my band,” admitted Greenwood in a presser, who promises his work captures his bandmates “so lost in their own moment of performance that they don’t see me with the camera.”
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Is This Bruce Springsteen . . . or Tilda Swinton???
Here's something I did NOT have on my 2024 Bingo card: A picture going viral because people can't tell if it's Bruce Springsteen or . . . TILDA SWINTON?
Bruce resumed his tour the other night in Phoenix, after taking time off to battle peptic ulcer disease. And there is indeed a picture where . . . at least at first glance . . . you can easily mistake him for Tilda.
He's wearing a plaid shirt that's unbuttoned about halfway down, and his pecs and his girth eventually break the illusion. But from the neck up, it's kinda scary.
One person said, quote, "Absolutely thought this was Tilda Swinton in a new role where she plays a wrestler."