Foo Fighters share new live version of ‘No Son Of Mine’

Dropkick Murphys have announced details of their 10th album ‘Turn Up That Dial’ and shared ‘Middle Finger’ – the first single to arrive from the record.READ MORE: Dropkick Murphys on their livestreamed St Patrick’s Day gig: “It’s one of the most special shows we’ve ever played”The latest effort from the Boston band will arrive on April 30 via Born & Bred Records, and co-frontman Ken Casey hopes that it will take “people’s minds off their troubles”.“We’re so fortunate and grateful to be in the

Rebecca Davis editorThe embattled production powerhouse Beijing Culture has emerged as the biggest publicly-listed winner of the Chinese New Year box office bonanza. Its stock price has climbed 18% since the start of the holiday thanks to the success of its hit comedy “Hi Mom.”The boost is a much needed one following two years of losses and a government investigation late last year that unveiled mismanagement and inaccurate figures in its prior financial statements.

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds have announced a crowdfunder to raise funds for their live crew after their livelihoods were severely impacted by COVID-19.The band were forced to cancel their 2021 tour at the end of last year, resulting in further financial hardship for their road crew – many of whom work on a freelance basis and have been unable to access government funding or support schemes.Now, it’s hoped that a new fundraiser will help to support their basic living costs – with fans paying to

Michael Jackson’s oldest son, Prince Jackson, is all grown up. The college graduate, who was just 12 years old when his father died in 2009, turned 24 on Feb. 13, 2021. Despite losing his father at a young age, Prince has thrived and become successful in his own right. In honor of his birthday, we’re taking a look back at how he’s grown up during his years in the spotlight.

The New Hollywood Podcast loves celebrating people of color and other underrepresented voices with every episode so it would be remiss if we didn’t celebrate Black History Month — and we’re doing exactly that with this week’s episode featuring Kingsley Ben-Adir.

Marks and Spencer has launched a range of romantic-themed food which is giving some customers a giggle.M&S has already dropped its dine-in deal for two, so you can enjoy restaurant-style food at home which includes Love Linguine and glitter jelly.As always, the store has put some cheeky twists on its food offerings, from chocolate and strawberry Love Whips to a brand new version of its iconic Love Sausage.It comes after M&S told customers to "feel the love nuts this Valentine's" with the

Foals have shared a new edition of performances from their CCTV Sessions, as well as revealing to NME that they’re in the early stages of writing new material.The band have been recording the CCTV Sessions of intimate and pared-back versions of their songs since their third album ‘Holy Fire’ in 2013.

Foo Fighters have launched their new radio series Medicine At Midnight Radio to celebrate the release of their latest album.The band, who released ‘Medicine At Midnight’ last week, have already marked the arrival of their new LP by starting a limited-run radio station on SiriusXM.A separate six-part radio series, Medicine At Midnight Radio, kicked off yesterday (February 8) on Apple Music with the first episode featuring Foos bassist Nate Mendel.The series, which is also airing on Foo Fighters

Mena Massoud), comes into town to catch up on lost time — and address their romantic future. «You're going to find out a bit more about Marjan's backstory, a bit more of her culture, her own life back home in Miami, which she left to come here to Austin.

Ray J is opening up a new chapter in his life. The rapper, 40, joined the hosts of TMZ Live, where he discussed his relocation to Miami from Los Angeles with his whole family, including wife Princess Love. “We’re in a good place right now,” Ray J shared with the hosts. “We’re in Miami; we’re gonna move down to Miami. And I don’t think we’re coming back to LA any time soon,” he revealed.

Vampire Weekend have shared their new EP ‘40:42’, which features two fresh reworkings of their song ‘2021’ – you can hear it below.The track in question originally featured on the band’s fourth studio album ‘Father of the Bride’, which came out in May 2019.The ‘40:42’ EP has been released today (February 4), featuring two 20-minute, 21-second reworkings by Los Angeles jazz saxophonist Sam Gendel and the Connecticut quintet Goose.“They knocked it out of the park,” Vampire Weekend said in a

Foo Fighters have shared snippets of more new ‘Medicine At Midnight’ tracks – listen below.The Dave Grohl-fronted band will release their 10th studio effort on Friday (February 5), having previewed the project with its lead single ‘Shame Shame’, ‘No Son Of Mine’ and ‘Waiting On A War’.The Foos have now posted two new 25-second teasers of clips of ‘Medicine At Midnight’ and ‘Holding Poison’, which are the upcoming LP’s fifth and seventh tracks respectively.

After Rebecca Loos revealed her new life in Norway, David Beckham has been spotted spending some quality time with his daughter Harper.The dad-of-four, who shared his family's annual festive snap over Christmas, was pictured picking up daughter Harper, 9, from a dance studio in Miami. David, 45, wore a cream top with some khaki combat joggers, as well as some bright green trainers which stood out.

Foo Fighters have shared snippets of two new ‘Medicine At Midnight’ tracks, ‘Cloudspotter’ and ‘Making A Fire’ – listen below.Dave Grohl and co.

Squid have announced their debut album ‘Bright Green Field’ – listen to the record’s first single ‘Narrator’ below.‘Bright Green Field’ was produced by Dan Carey, and is set for release on May 7 via Warp Records.“This album has created an imaginary cityscape,” drummer/lead vocalist Ollie Judge, who writes the majority of Squid’s lyrics, said in a statement. “The tracks illustrate the places, events and architecture that exist within it.

Do Nothing have shared a new track called ‘Uber Alles’ – you can listen to it below.The Nottingham four-piece released their debut EP ‘Zero Dollar Bill’ last April, with the collection going on to feature on NME‘s 20 best EPs and mixtapes of 2020 list in December.Today (January 26), Do Nothing’s first material of the year premiered on BBC Radio 6 Music in the form of ‘Uber Alles’.

Teenage Fanclub have shared ‘I’m More Inclined’, a new single taken from the Scottish indie stalwarts’ forthcoming album ‘Endless Arcade’.It marks the second song fans have heard thus far from the the record, which the band announced back in November alongside lead single ‘Home’.Listen to ‘I’m More Inclined’ below:The band have also announced they’ve postponed the release of ‘Endless Arcade’ from March 5 to April 30, citing only “circumstances beyond [their] control”.In addition, they’ve

Field Music have shared a colourful music video for new song ‘Orion From the Street,’ as well as a string of UK tour dates later in the year.Sharing the clip on Twitter, the band wrote: “Here’s the video for our new song Orion From The Street, put together by Peter and our multitasking guitar/synth/design whizzkid Kev.

Edward James Olmos tweeted that he read news of Sierra’s death and wept. “Gregory Sierra will forever be with us,” Olmos wrote.