Red Hot Chili Peppers Reportedly Put A Price On Their Catalog
No band has had more number-one singles on “Billboard’s” American Alternative Songs Chart or spent more time at number one, but now the Red Hot Chili Peppers are looking to cash in. After selling over 120-million records since 1982, the band has put a price of $350-million on their entire musical catalog. The band reportedly owns the rights to all 13 of the studio albums they’ve put out, which brings in around $26-million every year. Sources say the Peppers are close to reaching a deal with Warner Music Group for their catalog. For comparison’s sake, Sony paid $400-million for Pink Floyd’s back catalog and $1.27-billion for Queen’s.
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Former Bowling For Soup Guitarist Reveals He's Lost Two Toes
Chris Burney, the former guitarist for Bowling for Soup, recently shared on Instagram that he now has two less toes on his left foot. In a lighthearted post, the 55-year-old musician referred to himself as a "Free-nubbin, butt-rubbin son of a gun," alongside a photo showing the missing toes. His health issues in June led to his hospitalization and subsequent withdrawal from performances. In January, Burney announced his retirement from the band after over 30 years, citing medical reasons and the rigors of continuous touring. Well, that, and fewer toes than he was used to, no doubt.
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Official MOTÖRHEAD Coffee 'Speedfreak' To Launch At Daytona Bike Week 2025
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"Beautiful Things" by Benson Boone has been named the best-selling single in the world for 2024.
A source says Kanye West has relapsed, and he's huffing laughing gas again.
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