It happens around once a year. I pack things up and take my Ongoing History of New Music/Uncharted: Crime and Mayhem in the Music Industry Act on the road. This tour will be
Read MoreA lot of U2 fans (including me) have predicted that U2 will release (or at least announce) a new album this fall, specifically on September 25. Why then? Because that would be the
Read MoreThis is a rerun from the archives, but it’s certainly worth re-watching. First, check out Toyah Willcox’s Egyptian-slash-leather gimp outfit. Second, she has a whip. And third, this performance doesn’t originate in the
Read MoreThis is making the rounds on X. It’s unlike The Tragically Hip to do something like this, so whatever they plan to announce sounds like it could be pretty big? Theories? Thoughts? What
Read MoreElizabeth Zharoff, otherwise known as The Charismatic Voice, has finally heard about Dolly Parton over the last few week. What better time for her to discover her music, analyze her style, and react
Read MoreIn October 1973, enraged with Israel, Egypt and Syria attacked, launching the Yom Kippur War. When the US supported Israel, the Arab members OPEC launched an embargo of oil sales to the US
Read MoreInnes Miller went to UK’s Download Festival this summer. In addition to enjoying the music, he went for a ferris wheel ride with a woman that he’d met early in the day. While
Read MoreThis could be useful. Amazon Prime starting to use AI to better lip-sync dubbed films. Dialogue will seem more natural. I can get behind that. As for music news for September 12, 2026…
Read MoreThe NFL season opened with a rematch of last year’s Super Bowl in Seattle on Wednesday with the Seahawks playing the Patriots. Maybe you saw Pearl Jam‘s Mike McCready play the national anthem
Read MoreSorry this is a day late, but I’m on the West Coast starting my national speaking tour and things are a little nuts. Better later than never, right? Here are the latest Canada
Read MoreI have a wardrobe problem. Most of what I have consists of jeans, gym socks, sneakers, and lots and lots and lots of T-shirts. Of those T-shirts, at least 90% of them are
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