Month: November 2025

Sammy Hagar is about to turn back the clock in a way no one saw coming. For the first time in 30 years, the Red Rocker is hitting the stage to perform the Van Halen classics that defined a generation. Fans have been begging for this moment for decades—and now it’s finally happening. The thought of hearing “Why Can’t This Be Love” or “Right Now” live again, straight from Hagar himself, has rock fans losing their minds. It’s more than a concert—it’s a time machine, a reunion with the sound that shaped rock history. After three long decades, Sammy’s ready to let it rip, and the crowd’s going to feel every note…

November 9, 2025 Abdulmumin 0

In a move that’s sending shockwaves through the rock world, Sammy Hagar, the unstoppable “Red Rocker” himself, is gearing up to do something fans never […]

Today in 1981, Ozzy Osbourne released his second studio album, Diary Of A Madman. Full story via the link in the comments. Ozzy’s first post-Sabbath band – himself, Rhoads, ex-Uriah Heep drummer Lee Kerslake and ex-Rainbow bassist/lyricist ‘Bomber’ Bob Daisley – formed such a tight writing unit that they cut two albums back to back in 1980…

November 9, 2025 Abdulmumin 0

November 9, 1981 a date carved into heavy metal legend. On this day, Ozzy Osbourne released Diary of a Madman, his second solo studio album, […]

BREAKING NEWS: Rock legend Keith Richards just torched Mark Zuckerberg and other billionaires — right to their faces — calling out their greed… and then proved his point with action. At a lavish awards show in Manhattan, surrounded by designer suits, crystal glasses of champagne, and egos bigger than Jeff Bezos’s rocket, Richards, now 81, grabbed the mic — and dropped a truth bomb right in the middle of America’s money-worshipping elite. When accepting the award for Cultural Icon of the Year, he didn’t thank a “team,” didn’t tear up over his legacy, and didn’t whisper a polite “thank you.” No. He stared straight at the room packed with billionaires — including Mark Zuckerberg — and said: “If you’ve got money, it’d be dope if you used it for something good. Maybe give it to people who actually need it. If you’re a billionaire… why the hell are you a billionaire? Give the money away, man.” Right there. Right in their house. And Zuckerberg? According to witnesses, the world’s third-richest man sat still, expressionless, refusing to clap. Of course he didn’t clap — billionaires don’t like being reminded that hoarding absurd wealth while millions can’t afford rent and kids go hungry isn’t ambition — it’s immorality. But Richards didn’t just talk tough — he walked the walk. He’s quietly donated over $11 million from recent Rolling Stones royalties and solo projects to grassroots efforts focused on climate resilience, youth music programs, and housing initiatives in working-class communities across the U.K. and U.S. Keith Richards is showing America what real leadership looks like: empathy, courage, and action. While billionaires want applause for thinking about philanthropy as their fortunes rocket past reason, the rock legend’s message hit like a riff from “Satisfaction”: “In a world that’s bleeding, hoarding wealth isn’t success — it’s humanity’s failure.” If a guitarist from Dartford can see that clearer than the men buying islands and superyachts during a housing crisis, maybe the rest of us should start asking louder: “Why are you still a billionaire?” “And when will you stop pretending that trickle-down charity is enough?” Keith Richards said what needed to be said. Now it’s our turn to echo it. Tax the rich. Feed the people. And never — ever — let billionaires think that silence is power. One more thing for Rolling Stones fans , Back by popular demand! I know this one’s not for everyone, but for those who loved it, it’s available again. Who’s grabbing one?

November 8, 2025 Abdulmumin 0

It wasn’t a concert. It wasn’t a political rally. It was supposed to be another self-congratulatory night for the rich and powerful — an awards […]

Guns N’ Roses’ former manager Alan Niven has filed a lawsuit against the hard rockers over their alleged attempts to go block the publication of his autobiography. Niven, who managed Guns N’ Roses during their late 80s heyday, claims the band have “repeatedly” threatened to sue him and his publisher as he attempts to “tell his story” in his memoir Sound N’ Fury: Rock N’ Roll Stories. The legal wrangle centres on Niven’s allegations that Guns N’ Roses have wrongfully invoked a confidentiality clause from his termination contract in 1991.

November 8, 2025 Abdulmumin 0

In what’s shaping up to be one of the most dramatic legal showdowns in rock history, Alan Niven, the former manager who guided Guns N’ […]

He was halfway through “Thunder Road” when it happened — the moment that silenced sixty thousand people in Frankfurt. The lights were still blazing, the guitars still ringing, but Bruce Springsteen had stopped cold, his eyes fixed on one man holding a trembling sign in the middle of the crowd. It wasn’t fame or nostalgia that froze him — it was a message written in black ink that broke through decades of music and memory. What he did next wasn’t rehearsed, wasn’t planned, and it turned a concert into something sacred. Fans said they’d never seen him like that before — walking off the stage, no spotlight, no script, just heart. The world has since tried to explain what really happened that night, but the truth might be too personal for headlines…

November 8, 2025 Abdulmumin 0

He was halfway through “Thunder Road.” The lights were burning white-hot over sixty thousand people in Frankfurt, and the crowd’s roar was rolling like a […]

She raised the sign with trembling hands — “I’m the girl from Thunder Road.” And in that instant, Bruce Springsteen froze. The music, the crowd, the noise — all of it vanished. For the first time in fifty years, he wasn’t The Boss commanding a stadium; he was a young man again, staring across a bar at the girl who once turned a lyric into legend. The lights dimmed, the band stood still, and the audience watched as memory stepped out of the past and into the present. What he said next no one could fully hear — but his voice cracked, his smile broke, and suddenly “Thunder Road” wasn’t just a song anymore. It was a promise kept across half a century, a moment that blurred time itself. Some say he saw her ghost. Others swear she was real. Either way, Bruce played the song again — slower, softer, like he was singing her home…

November 8, 2025 Abdulmumin 0

The lights had barely faded when it happened. The band had just struck the opening notes of “Prove It All Night,” and 50,000 fans roared […]