Guns N’ Roses

NIGHT OF GRATITUDE 2025: A Farewell to Ozzy This fall, the world will gather under one banner to honor the Prince of Darkness. The tour, titled “Night of Gratitude 2025,” brings together the who knew and loved Ozzy musicians Osbourne best. From Tony Iommi and Geezer Butler to Zakk Wylde, Slash, and other lifelong friends, each night will be a living tribute, carrying his spirit from stage to stage…

September 29, 2025 Abdulmumin 0

The world thought it had seen every possible farewell tour, every tribute, every rock-and-roll send-off that could be imagined. But nothing—absolutely nothing—compares to what’s about […]

The world first met Richard Goodall as a soft-spoken 55-year-old school janitor with nothing but a dream, and from the second he walked onto the America’s Got Talent stage, he won hearts everywhere. Now, the AGT champion has returned—and his comeback was nothing short of breathtaking. On the grand finale of AGT 20, Richard stepped out with his own song, “Long Time Coming,” but this time he wasn’t singing alone. Sharing the stage with Neal Schon from Journey, he turned the night into pure magic. It wasn’t about glitz, polish, or fame—it was about a regular man with an extraordinary gift, proving once again why AGT exists. Richard’s story is living proof that dreams don’t come with expiration dates, and sometimes the person sweeping the floors ends up being the one who leaves the world speechless…

September 28, 2025 Abdulmumin 0

When America’s Got Talent first introduced us to Richard Goodall, the world saw a shy, soft-spoken school janitor with nothing more than a microphone and […]

Axl Rose just revealed the one backstage line from Slash that’s carried him through decades of chaos: “Play like it’s the last time you’ll ever play.” Fans say it finally explains the fire he brings to every note — from Welcome to the Jungle to November Rain. Curious how that single moment of wisdom saved Axl’s career — and their band? The story behind it hits harder than any riff….

September 25, 2025 Abdulmumin 0

After decades of chaos, riots, near breakups, and some of the most legendary performances in rock history, Axl Rose has finally revealed the one line […]

George Harrison didn’t just write a song—he loaded it like a weapon and aimed it straight at Paul McCartney. By the time The Beatles were nearing their breaking point, the tension wasn’t just behind the scenes—it was in every note, every lyric, every glare exchanged in the studio. What once felt like brotherhood had turned into a battlefield, and the music that used to bring them together was now tearing them apart. Harrison, long overshadowed and quietly simmering with frustration, finally let his anger spill into his work. His song wasn’t just music—it was a message, a sharp jab at McCartney that fans and bandmates alike couldn’t ignore. What had started as harmony had now become open fire, and Harrison wasn’t afraid to pull the trigger..

September 25, 2025 Abdulmumin 0

When people talk about The Beatles breaking up, the spotlight almost always falls on John Lennon and Paul McCartney—their clashing egos, their dueling visions, their […]

Back in July 1985, music fans got a shock they’ll never forget—Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin suddenly walked on stage to play with The Beach Boys. At first, the pairing sounded strange, almost impossible: the heavy riffs of Zeppelin’s guitar god colliding with the sunny harmonies of California’s favorite surf band. But that night, it worked like magic. The surprise set happened on Independence Day in Philadelphia, nearly five years after John Bonham’s passing had ended Led Zeppelin’s run. Just weeks later, Page would reunite with Robert Plant and John Paul Jones for Live Aid, but for the lucky few in that Philly crowd, they got their own once-in-a-lifetime gift. Under the summer sky, with fireworks in the air, Jimmy Page’s guitar roared alongside The Beach Boys’ voices—and for a few unforgettable moments, rock history bent in the most unexpected, perfect way…

September 24, 2025 Abdulmumin 0

Rock and roll is full of surprises—wild nights, broken guitars, and collaborations that seemed written in the stars. But every once in a while, a […]

Elton John, Brian May, and Roger Taylor turned the Royal Albert Hall into pure magic as they brought Freddie Mercury’s spirit roaring back to life. The moment Bohemian Rhapsody began, with a full orchestra behind them and 300 voices rising in unison, the air felt electric—like the whole building was breathing with the music. Fans were on their feet, crying, cheering, and singing along as if Freddie himself had walked onto the stage. The performance was so overwhelming, so powerful, that when the final note faded, the hall erupted into a thunderstorm of applause that refused to stop. For seven straight minutes, the ovation shook the walls, leaving the legends on stage visibly moved. It wasn’t just a concert—it was a resurrection, a reminder that Freddie’s voice still echoes louder than ever..

September 24, 2025 Abdulmumin 0

There are concerts. There are once-in-a-lifetime moments. And then there was Royal Albert Hall, September 23rd—a night that felt less like a performance and more […]

Last night in New York City, Mick Jagger turned a sold-out arena into something no one there will ever forget. The energy was electric—guitars screaming, lights blazing—when suddenly, Jagger stopped cold. The music cut, the crowd froze. Slowly, he stepped to the front of the stage, gripping the mic with both hands. In a voice that carried through the stunned silence, the Rolling Stones legend asked everyone to join him in a one-minute moment of silence for Charlie Kirk and for the lives lost on 9/11. In an instant, the roar of the arena melted into absolute stillness—tens of thousands of people standing shoulder to shoulder, heads bowed, hearts heavy, sharing a moment that was bigger than the music itself…

September 21, 2025 Abdulmumin 0

Last night in New York City, history wasn’t just remembered—it was reborn on stage. The legendary Mick Jagger turned a sold-out arena into something no […]

On Saturday night, September 13, the Royal Albert Hall shook with history. Queen legends Brian May and Roger Taylor stepped onto the stage, not with their full band, but side by side with the BBC Symphony Orchestra, the BBC Chorus, the BBC Singers, and the National Youth Choir. Together, they unleashed an orchestral version of “Bohemian Rhapsody” that left the audience breathless. As the first notes rang out, it was clear this wasn’t just a performance—it was a once-in-a-lifetime tribute to a song that has defined generations. Fifty years since its release, the anthem still carried the same fire, the same heartbreak, the same magic. People stood in awe, some cheering, some wiping away tears, as May’s guitar soared and Taylor’s drums thundered against the power of hundreds of voices. It wasn’t just music—it was an emotional earthquake. Half a century on, “Bohemian Rhapsody” still rules the world…

September 21, 2025 Abdulmumin 0

On Saturday night, September 13, the Royal Albert Hall was not just a venue — it was the epicenter of history. The domed ceiling trembled, […]