Instagram // @eltonjohn Elton John has been very vocal of late about the music scene. During a recent interview, the singer brought up the songs that are hits on the charts and made a bold statement that they weren't real music. Only Elton could get away with such an outrageous statement. BBC Radio Interview This statement was brought about by a question posed by radio host Matt Everitt, who asked...

Instagram // @joejonas Joe Jonas' recent performance at the Festival d’été de Québec has sparked conversation as he notably avoided singing a lyric referencing his ex-wife, Sophie Turner. The omission, while minor, was a nod to the couple's recent divorce. Avoiding the Reference During the Jonas Brothers' concert on July 6th, Joe skipped the lyric from their 2019 hit "Cool" that mentions Sophie Turner's iconic role in Game of Thrones....

Instagram // @eltonjohn Legendary singer Elton John shared his perspectives on the chart-topping hits of today and discussed his views on cinematic music adaptations during a candid interview. Known for his forthright opinions, John touched on the quality of contemporary music, heaped praise on emerging artists, and reflected critically on recent musical projects, including Disney's remake of The Lion King. Elton John on Today's Chart-Toppers During the interview, the 73-year-old...

X (Twitter) // @RollingStone Nickelback and HARDY are a very natural pairing for CMT Crossroads, and on an episode that aired on April 6th, they merged their styles for an episode of the performance series. Both groups appeal to country and rock audiences alike and have worked with the same producer, Joey Moi. Also, both have a song titled “Rockstar,” which they have merged together for the show. A Nickelback...

X (Twitter) // @MoniFunGirl When Queen returned to the studio in 1983 after some albums centered around pop and disco music, they decided to give fans "the works." The band wanted to return to rock and get back to basics. The recording took a while—from August 1983 to January 1984 to be exact—but Freddie Mercury, Brian May, John Deacon, and Roger Taylor created an album that both critics and fans...

Wikimedia Commons // Public Domain As Queen celebrated the 40th anniversary of their iconic album The Works, it's a reminder of their enduring legacy and the power of returning to their rock roots. In 1983, the band made a shift, leaving behind the pop and disco influences to focus on what they did best: rock music. Despite facing challenges along the way, Queen's determination resulted in a timeless album that...