25 years after the tragic death of Kurt Cobain, Nirvana manager Danny Goldberg will shed new light on the music icon in Serving the Servant: Remembering Kurt Cobain. The book promises to aside the angst and depression commonly associated with the late Nirvana frontman and instead provides a more intimate look at Cobain throughout the highs … Continue reading Nirvana Manager Remembers Kurt Cobain in New Book →

Universal Music Group announced that “Bohemian Rhapsody,” the iconic single by Queen, has officially became the world’s most-streamed song from the 20th Century, as well as the most-streamed Classic Rock song of all time. On December 10th, the original song and official video for “Bohemian Rhapsody,” from the group’s epic 1975 album “A Night at … Continue reading Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody” Is the Most-Streamed Song from the 20th Century →

Rock stars are just like us! They trip, they fall, and they lose focus – but their mistakes happen in front of live audiences, rather than in the home living room. Here are some of the most famous fails onstage. 10 David Bowie In 2004, David Bowie was playing a set in Oslo, Norway when … Continue reading Top 10 Worst Rock Star Fails →

A very diverse group of artists have been influenced by David Bowie and covered his songs over the years. Here are our top ten favorite covers of David Bowie songs. 10 (TIE) “Golden Years” by Marilyn Manson On 1998’s Dead Man on Campus soundtrack, Marilyn Manson covered this 1976 song from the Station to Station … Continue reading 10 Great David Bowie Covers We Love →

Some of these classic rock cover songs are so good that most people have no idea they’re not the originals. Bob Dylan is the writer of two of the most well-known covers, with the other songs coming from a variety of artists who recorded them in the 1950s through the 1980s.  10 Billy Idol – … Continue reading Top 10 Classic Rock Cover Songs →

Each year, The Recording Academy recognizes a range of singles and albums at least 25 years old that “exhibit qualitative or historical significance” by inducting them into The GRAMMY Hall of Fame. The Hall, currently in its 44th year, now includes a total of 1,038 recordings. In 2017, 25 new titles will be inducted, including … Continue reading Recordings by David Bowie, Beach Boys, Nirvana to be Inducted into GRAMMY Hall of Fame →

The Foo Fighters are full of surprises on their current tour, and Tuesday night was no exception. While Dave Grohl has always steered clear of the Nirvana catalog (with the exception of “Marigold” – a Nirvana song he wrote and sang), they made an exception at their show in Edinburgh, Scotland Tuesday night. One of … Continue reading Watch Foo Fighters Cover ‘Molly’s Lips’ For the First Time Ever →

Just weeks after Montage of Heck, the first, fully authorized documentary on the life of Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain made its debut, a new trailer for Soaked In Bleach – a docudrama about his death has been released. The film scrutinizes the events leading up to Cobain’s death through the eyes of private investigator Tom … Continue reading Watch the Trailer for ‘Soaked In Bleach’ – New Conspiracy Theory Film About Kurt Cobain’s Death →

Montage of Heck, the authorized documentary about the life and music of Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain airs tonight on HBO. Executive produced by Cobain’s daughter, Frances, Montage of Heck has been highly publicized over the past few months and was described by Rolling Stone as “The Most Intimate Rock Doc Ever.” See the trailer below. … Continue reading Authorized Kurt Cobain Documentary, Montage of Heck, Airs Tonight →

A rare and uncut interview with Kurt Cobain has been retrieved from the vaults and posted on YouTube by MTV, days before a new documentary about Cobain’s life is due to premiere on television. In the extended interview, pieces of which appeared in the 1994 documentary, Nirvana: Past Present and Future, Cobain talks about the … Continue reading Kurt Cobain Gets Personal in this Rare, Uncut MTV Interview →

Among the home recordings and never-before-heard audio that make up the soundtrack to Montage of Heck – the authorized Kurt Cobain documentary that makes its television premiere on May 4th – is a chilling version of the Beatles’ “And I Love Her,” performed by the Nirvana frontman and unearthed by doc director Brett Morgen. The … Continue reading Hear Kurt Cobain Cover The Beatles →

In a new clip from the upcoming Kurt Cobain documentary, Montage of Heck, Nirvana bassist Krist Novoselic describes meeting a young, artistic Kurt Cobain. “I think I was 18 or 19 yeares old and Kurt was like 17,” Novoselic recalls. “But he liked punk rock music and so that piqued my interest. Then I noticed … Continue reading Krist Novoselic on Kurt Cobain: “He never had idle hands” →