Music News: Watch Michael J. Fox Play Guitar Onstage with Coldplay 

Watch Michael J. Fox Play Guitar Onstage with Coldplay 

 

 

The U.K.'s Glastonbury Music Festival went down over the weekend. On Saturday night, Coldplay's set featured a special guest:  Michael J. Fox.

 

 

Michael was onstage in a wheelchair, holding a guitar . . . which he actually played during "Fix You".

 

 

In the middle of the song, Chris Martin even belted out a little "Johnny B. Goode" . . . the song Michael brought to a new generation when his character sang it in "Back to the Future".

 

 

It even inspired Michael to throw a KICK from his wheelchair.

 

 

When it was over, Chris thanked Fox and called him, quote, "Our hero forever", adding, quote, "The main reason we're in a band is 'cuz of watching 'Back to the Future'."

 

 

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Crazy Town singer Shifty Shellshock was reportedly homeless in the months before his death.

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Tom Morello Releases "Soldier In The Army of Love"

Tom Morello, the renowned guitarist from Rage Against the Machine, has released a new NSFW single "Soldier in The Army of Love," co-written with his 13-year-old son Roman. The track, which premiered on “The Howard Stern Show,” features Morello's signature guitar work alongside a powerful solo performed by Roman. This song serves as the lead single from Morello's upcoming debut full-length solo rock album, celebrating music's ability to heal and inspire change. Currently, Morello is touring Europe, including select dates with The Smashing Pumpkins until mid-July.

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Sammy Hagar Got 34 Speeding Tickets Before Writing "I Can't Drive 55" 

 

 

By the time Sammy Hagar wrote "I Can't Drive 55" in 1984, he already had 34 speeding tickets under his belt. He also had his license revoked THREE times and his annual car insurance was $135,000.

 

 

Any guesses how many speeding tickets he's received since releasing that song? Only TWO.

 

 

Sammy says, quote, "It's the gift that keeps on giving."  

 

 

He wrote the song after receiving a ticket in New York for going 62 in a 55 zone. Sammy says in that moment he thought, quote, "Man, I can't drive 55, you know? And then, I swear it was like God struck me with lightning."

 

 

In case you don't remember, the National Maximum Speed Limit used to be 55. It increased to 65 in 1987.

 

 

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