In 2010, Ozzy Osbourne volunteered to be evaluated by doctors. They wanted to learn why, given everything he’d put himself through with drugs, alcohol, and everything else, he wasn’t dead. When the results
Read MoreWe’ve been trying to figure out a way to make concert tickets affordable for all since the mid-19th century. Every single attempt has failed, including price caps. This is a complex situation, one
Read MoreThe OPEC oil shock of 1974 sent ripples throughout the world’s economy. One of the affected areas was the recorded music industry because polyvinyl chloride–the thing used to make vinyl records–is a petrochemical.
Read MoreSometimes an artist will have a single hit only to disappear forevermore. But is there a science to the one-hit wonder? This scientific paper takes a look. It’s pretty nerdy (I love it!)
Read MoreWe’ve all seen when artists pretend to sing a song when they’re just miming the words to a pre-recorded track. Once upon a time, lip-syncing was considered to be a massive cheat, both
Read MoreA female prisoner was discovered to have a bottle of Pinot Grigio “on her person.” She wasn’t using a bag or her hands, either. Hint: Even though a standard wine bottle is 12
Read MoreIf you’re the awards show type, the American Music Awards were held last night (May 25) at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. Let’s look at the rock categories. (Hey, it’s
Read MoreA hundred years ago, radio was still a wild new invention. Commercial broadcasts had only been around for a few years. This brings me to a couple of milestones. On May 13, 1897—130
Read MoreNo time to ready through the article? Scroll to the bottom for all 5 songs in one playlist! Mad Tab Song: “Awake”Album: SingleRelease Date: April 16, 2026Location: Southern CaliforniaWhy I like it: Fun,
Read MoreThe Real Housewives of New Jersey has everyone googling the term “slam pig.” Don’t. Just…don’t. Stick with music news for May 26, 2026, instead. BONUS: Turns out the “steroid Olympics” was a total
Read MoreNo. But let’s get into it, anyway. Scalping has been a problem in the live event industry for at least 171 years. In 1855, Jenny Lind, a singer known as “The Swedish Songbird”
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