Late Singer Lou Koller Insisted That Sick of It All “Keep Going” After His Death
Pete Koller, guitarist of Sick of It All and brother of late vocalist Lou Koller, has revealed that the singer
Eitaro Shibasaki named Chief Business Officer at Warner Music Japan
He takes up the role on October 1 and will report to Takeshi Okada, President and CEO of Warner Music
Oasis Announce 2027 Tour Dates
One reunion tour apparently wasn’t biblical enough so Liam and Noel are heading back on the road for round two:
Kennedy Center Warns of “Certain Fiscal Collapse” and Closure This Week, Says Trump’s Name May Be the Only Fix
Donald Trump’s hand-appointed leaders of the Kennedy Center are warning of “certain fiscal collapse” and an immediate need to close
The Warning Reveal Europe and North America Dates for 2027 “Everything’s Falling World Tour”
The Warning have announced a major run of 2027 dates for their “Everything’s Falling Tour,” bringing the Mexican rock trio
Texas Instruments’ $160 Calculator Offers a Lesson in Innovation Through Constraints
The TI-84 Evo shows leaders how constraints can sharpen a product, reduce feature fatigue, and keep innovation focused on the
Macklemore Dropped as Opener on Ed Sheeran’s Tour Over Free Palestine Comments
Macklemore has been dropped as the opening act for the remainder of Ed Sheeran’s stadium tour, according to Rolling Stone,
Big Ears Festival 2027 Lineup Topped by Jeff Tweedy, Jim James, and Thundercat
Big Ears Festival has announced its 2027 roster featuring a lineup highlighted by Jeff Tweedy, Jim James, Thundercat, Wednesday, Norah Jones,
Gerard Way Hints at New My Chemical Romance Album: “You Guys Deserve Another Record, and We’d Love to Make It”
My Chemical Romance haven’t released an album in 16 years, and frontman Gerard Way addressed the absence of new MCR
Box Co-Founder Aaron Levie Says Open-Weight AI Models Will Drive More Innovation and Lower Costs
Giving away the model isn’t giving away the economics, says Levie.