Guns N’Roses

When soul legend Sly Stone passed away, Stevie Wonder knew he couldn’t let the moment go quietly. At 75 years old, Stevie stepped onto the stage at the 2025 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and completely set the place on fire, opening the night with a full-blown tribute packed with Sly and the Family Stone’s greatest hits. From the first note, it was clear—time hasn’t touched him. The crowd watched in disbelief as Stevie delivered pure funk, heart, and joy, sounding just as powerful as he did more than 60 years ago when he first burst onto the scene. Fans couldn’t stop talking, with many saying, “Boy, Stevie is still as incredible at 75 as he was back then.” And just when it couldn’t get any better, Jennifer Hudson came in and stole breaths across the room with a jaw-dropping, sky-high vocal run on “Higher.” It wasn’t just a performance—it was a celebration, a goodbye, and a reminder that real legends never fade…

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When news broke that Sly Stone had passed away, the music world braced itself for a quiet, reverent goodbye. But Stevie Wonder had other plans. […]

The Goo Goo Dolls didn’t just show up for New Year’s Rockin’ Eve—they made it feel like time stood still. After 30 years, the band stormed back onto Dick Clark’s legendary stage, kicking off 2026 with a wave of pure nostalgia. As John Rzeznik and Robby Takac launched into their biggest hits, the crowd instantly went back to the late ’90s, singing every word like no time had passed. Then came the moment that hit hardest: “Iris.” The song that once defined a generation is alive again, thanks to TikTok, and hearing it live felt like reopening an old diary. Rzeznik’s voice, raw and familiar, cut through the night, and thousands sang along like it was personal. What makes it even wilder? “Iris” just hit a historic milestone, becoming the most-streamed song from the ’70s, ’80s, and ’90s in all of 2025. Thirty years later, the Goo Goo Dolls aren’t just surviving—they’re winning, proving that some songs, and some bands, never fade…

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Goo Goo Dolls didn’t just perform on New Year’s Rockin’ Eve—they froze time. As the clock tipped toward 2026, John Rzeznik and Robby Takac stepped […]

They didn’t cheer for a song or a spotlight this time — they stood in quiet pride as Sam Springsteen, the youngest son of Bruce Springsteen and Patti Scialfa, raised his hand and took an oath that would change his life forever, stepping into City Hall not as the Boss’s son but as a newly sworn firefighter for the Jersey City Fire Department, with Bruce and Patti watching from the front row, visibly emotional, knowing this moment had been years in the making after long training, volunteer service, and quiet determination, and while the world knows Bruce for anthems about working-class heroes, this time the story wasn’t sung on a stage but lived in uniform, courage, and service, as a mother’s simple words — “You followed your dreams” — carried more weight than any applause, reminding everyone that legacy isn’t always inherited, sometimes it’s earned, one oath at a time…

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no guitar strapped over a shoulder. No spotlight cutting through the dark. No roar of a stadium chanting his name.   This time, the room […]

Axl Rose Drops Bombshell at 63: The 5 Musicians He HATES the Most — The Truth You Never Knew! Axl Rose isn’t holding back anymore. At 63, he’s finally revealing the five musicians he’s had enough of, and the names are sure to shock the rock world! For years, fans have speculated about Axl’s famous feuds, but now he’s setting the record straight. Get ready for drama, bitterness, and the secrets that rock stars keep hidden behind closed doors. The truth will explode in ways you didn’t expect….

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At 63, Axl Rose has nothing left to prove—and absolutely no reason to stay quiet. The famously volatile Guns N’ Roses frontman has spent four […]

OnThisDay January 5th, 1988 – Guns N’ Roses with Fred Coury on drums plays at KNAC’s second anniversary party at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium in Santa Monica, CA. set: It’s So Easy, Mr. Brownstone, Welcome To The Jungle, Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door, Paradise City, Mama Kin It was KNAC’s 2nd Anniversary Party and also a benefit for a children’s charity. GnFnR….

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On January 5th, 1988, something electric crackled through Santa Monica, California. Guns N’ Roses—still raw, dangerous, and rising like a wildfire—stormed the stage at the […]

January 4, 2018 Billboard reported that Guns N’ Roses’ Not In This Lifetime tour is the fourth biggest grossing tour of all time, earning more than $475 million. The top three all-time tours are U2’s 360º ($736 million), the Rolling Stones’ A Bigger Bang ($558 million), and Coldplay’s A Head Full of Dreams ($523 million)….

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On January 4, 2018, Billboard dropped a statistic that stunned the music world—and quietly rewrote rock history.   Against all expectations, all doubts, and years […]

Axl Rose – The Ultimate Rock FrontmanUnpredictable, explosive, and theatrical. Axl’s voice stretches from raw screams to soaring highs, commanding stages with swagger and charisma. Guns N’ Roses became a phenomenon because of his intensity, attitude, and unforgettable presence. Rock ’n’ roll energy turned into legend. Kurt Cobain – The Voice of a GenerationRaw, emotional, and painfully honest. Kurt’s appeal wasn’t perfection—it was authenticity. Nirvana’s grunge revolution came from his lyrics, tone, and fragile-yet-powerful voice. Anger, sorrow, and rebellion combined to define the 90s alternative era forever….

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Rock history doesn’t move in straight lines. It explodes, fractures, and reinvents itself through personalities so powerful they reshape the sound, the culture, and the […]