Jared Leto Says 30 Seconds To Mars Music Coming Soon
Jared Leto is teasing 30 Seconds to Mars fans, saying that there will be new music coming from them "really momentarily." Jared has been busy with his acting career, but during the pandemic when the world shut down, he and big bro Shannon Leto were finally able to be in the same place for a while. This inspired him to write "about 200 songs."
Jared shared, "As challenging as that time was for so many people around the world and devastating for so many, there was also a flip side to it. And for both my brother and I, I think it was like the universe doing for us what we can't do for ourselves sort of thing, where really, it was the first time we were in one place for that long since we were little kids."
He continued, "And even as little kids, we moved around as, you know. We had the kind of vagabond hippie life. And it was a blessing. And I sat and I started writing. It took me a month or two to get into the swing of things. But I wrote about 200 songs. And we have maybe two albums, maybe three, worth of material. And we're going to start putting it out momentarily. I mean, really momentarily. So really excited."
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Side note….. Speaking or Jared
Jared Leto lost his Oscar three years ago and still hasn’t found it
"It somehow just magically kind of disappeared"
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10 of the Worst Classic Rock Cover Songs Known to Humanity
"Classic Rock" magazine put out a list of 10 of the worst classic rock cover songs known to humanity, and their picks are hard to argue with. Here they are, in no particular order:
1. "Imagine", Gal Gadot and her famous pals . . . originally by John Lennon
2. "Behind Blue Eyes", Limp Bizkit . . . Originally by The Who
3. "You Shook Me All Night Long", Celine Dion and Anastacia . . . Originally by AC/DC
4. "Anarchy in the UK", Motley Crue . . . Originally by the Sex Pistols
5. "Wild Horses", Susan Boyle . . . Originally by the Rolling Stones
6. "A Whiter Shade of Pale", Black Label Society . . . Originally by Procol Harum
7. "My Generation", Hilary Duff . . . Originally by The Who
8. "Smells Like Teen Spirit", Take That . . . Originally by Nirvana
9. "American Pie", Madonna . . . Originally by Don McLean
10. "Oops! . . . I Did It Again", Children of Bodom . . . Originally by Britney Spears
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Everclear, Candlebox & More Set For Flannel Festival
The '90s will be back at this year's inaugural "Flannel National Festival" happening this summer! It'll be happening on Saturday, August 13 at the Port of Los Angeles. The festival will have live music, food trucks, craft beer, retail vendors, and a full bar.
Everclear, Soul Asylum, and Candlebox will lead the lineup. There will also be sets from Cracker, Filter, Fastball, and Sponge. More bands are still being added, and there's still a guest headliner to be named.
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ROB ZOMBIE was excited to see a "House of 1,000 Corpses" reference on "Bob's Burgers".
An interactive exhibit called "Prince: The Immersive Experience" will open in Chicago in June.
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Sum 41 Announces Double Album
Sum 41 is giving us a first look at their upcoming double album "Heaven and H*ll." Deryck Whibley is sharing that "Heaven" pays homage to the band's pop-punk roots, whereas "H*ll" is all metal. He shared, "As I listened to almost all of [the newly written songs], it just kind of dawned on me. Did I just make a double record on accident?"
Deryck also shared where the inspiration for "H*ll" came from. "Some of the metal stuff comes with a lot of anger for people who have stolen from me and hurt me in the past." He spoke about "Heaven" too, saying, "It all made sense to me why pop-punk is coming back: it's feel-good music. There's something that’s happy about it. Something young and innocent and free."
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Rod’s in a Great Mood Today…… HARRY STYLES is dropping a new album on May 20th. It's called "Harry's House".
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AEROSMITH's Las Vegas residency will return this summer.
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