Cage the Elephant covers Sabbath’s ‘Changes’ at Lolla; ‘Paranoid’ played during UK’s Changing of the Guard

Cage the Elephant covers Sabbath’s ‘Changes’ at Lolla; ‘Paranoid’ played during UK’s Changing of the Guard
Cage the Elephant covers Sabbath’s ‘Changes’ at Lolla; ‘Paranoid’ played during UK’s Changing of the Guard
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Cage the Elephant paid tribute to the late Ozzy Osbourne during their performance at Lollapalooza in Chicago on Thursday.

Frontman Matt Shultz led the “Ain’t No Rest for the Wicked” rockers in a rendition of the Black Sabbath ballad “Changes.”

“Changes” was memorably covered by Yungblud at the Back to the Beginning concert on July 5, which had been announced ahead of time as the final live performance by Ozzy and the original Sabbath lineup. Ozzy died just over two weeks later, on July 22.

Following Ozzy’s death, artists including Def Leppard, Coldplay and Dave Matthews performed “Changes” during their shows. Yungblud declared he would perform it at every one of his shows going forward.

In other Ozzy tribute news, The Band of the Coldstream Guards performed Sabbath’s “Paranoid” during a recent Changing of the Guard at London’s Buckingham Palace.

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Ashley McBryde’s bringing Redemption to Eric Church’s Chief’s venue

Ashley McBryde’s bringing Redemption to Eric Church’s Chief’s venue
Ashley McBryde’s bringing Redemption to Eric Church’s Chief’s venue
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Ashley McBryde‘s Redemption Bar will open Aug. 28 on the fifth floor of Eric Church‘s Chief’s on Broadway in Nashville. 

Featuring a menu of zero-proof cocktails named after Ashley’s lyrics, the bar was inspired by her “personal path to sobriety and designed as a welcoming space that honors authenticity, connection, and original songwriting.”

“When the opportunity to make my mark on Broadway came, I knew I wanted to create a space that champions what’s made a difference in my life; a space that lifts up the brushed aside, and makes sure everyone feels welcome,” she says. 

Ashley’s now three years sober. Redemption Bar will serve alcoholic drinks, in addition to its nonalcoholic offerings.

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Finger Eleven announces first new album in 10 years, ‘Last Night on Earth’

Finger Eleven announces first new album in 10 years, ‘Last Night on Earth’
Finger Eleven announces first new album in 10 years, ‘Last Night on Earth’
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Finger Eleven has announced a new album called Last Night on Earth.

The record, which marks the first new full-length effort from the “Paralyzer” rockers in 10 years, drops Nov. 7. It includes the 2024 single “Adrenaline.”

A second cut, a collaboration with Richard Patrick of Filter called “Blue Sky Mystery,” is out now.

Finger Eleven’s most recent album is 2015’s Five Crooked Lines. They also put out a best-of compilation in 2023, featuring a new song called “Together Right.”

You can catch Finger Eleven on tour throughout the U.S. starting in September.

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Ex-Eagles guitarist Don Felder offering private guitar lesson for charity sweepstakes

Ex-Eagles guitarist Don Felder offering private guitar lesson for charity sweepstakes
Ex-Eagles guitarist Don Felder offering private guitar lesson for charity sweepstakes
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Wanna learn how to play the iconic guitar solo in “Hotel California” from the guy who wrote it? Now’s your chance.

Former Eagles guitarist Don Felder is offering fans a chance to win an an all-expenses-paid trip to Nashville. During the trip the winner will receive a one-on-one lesson from him, as well as an Epiphone Double Neck SG guitar, a signed bass drum head and tickets to the Musicians Hall of Fame. You’ll also get a tour of the Gibson Guitar Vault and attend a Gibson showcase as Felder’s guest.

The Rock & Roll Retreat Sweepstakes is a fundraiser for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, which treats childhood cancer and other diseases, and covers families’ treatment, travel, housing and other expenses.

“As a young child, I spent two and a half months in the polio ward where music on the radio was my lifeline,” Felder says in a statement. “Music gave me hope, freedom, and something to enjoy in such a scary place for someone just beginning their life. That’s where my love for music began—in a children’s hospital.”

“I was fortunate and only have minimal lasting effects. But so many children aren’t as lucky,” he adds. 

If you enter before Aug. 15, you’ll also get a chance to win an Epiphone Les Paul Standard 50s guitar.

You can register for the sweepstakes at donfelder.com/contests. You’ll receive one entry for every $50 you donate to St. Jude.

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Chappell Roan takes fans on a ride with ‘The Subway’

Chappell Roan takes fans on a ride with ‘The Subway’
Chappell Roan takes fans on a ride with ‘The Subway’
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Chappell Roan has already had quite the ride with “The Subway,” her new song out now.

The singer reflects on the journey in an Instagram post Friday, writing, “I’m very proud of this song & what a journey she has been on.”

“I first played it at gov ball when I was painted green as lady liberty and in the past have played new songs live to feel them out,” she continues. “Obviously not knowing this really chaotic year would follow the performance, it didn’t really leave me the time to build the world the song deserved. But finally we are here.”

Chappell adds that she “def ripped my hair out trying to figure out the puzzle of how this song should feel musically and visually and emotionally,” but that it “was worth it to make sure everything was absolutely right.”

And speaking of “ripping her hair out,” Chappell also released the music video for the song, where she sports Rapunzel-length red hair. The visual has her haunted by a green-haired girl who got away as she moves through various New York City scenes.

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Creed’s Scott Stapp premieres video for solo song ‘Deadman’s Trigger’

Creed’s Scott Stapp premieres video for solo song ‘Deadman’s Trigger’
Creed’s Scott Stapp premieres video for solo song ‘Deadman’s Trigger’
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Creed frontman Scott Stapp has premiered the video for his solo song “Deadman’s Trigger.”

The nine-minute clip, described as a short film, takes place in the Old West and stars Stapp as a priest pulled back into a world of violence. It also co-stars Stapp’s son Anthony Stapp.

“Adapting Scott’s storyline for the screen was easy because he is a narrative songwriter – the arc is already there,” says director Tyler Dunning Evans. “As a collaborator, he’s clear on his vision and values other creators’ expertise. With Anthony on-set and [Stapp’s daughter] Milan working behind the scenes, Scott was hands-on in establishing safety measures and his love for his kids translated to a vulnerable but fierce performance in the final cut.”

You can watch the “Deadman’s Trigger” video on YouTube.

“Deadman’s Trigger” appears on Stapp’s latest solo album, 2024’s Higher Power.

Stapp is currently on tour with the reunited Creed.

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On This Day, Aug. 1, 1942: Grateful Dead’s Jerry Garcia is born

On This Day, Aug. 1, 1942: Grateful Dead’s Jerry Garcia is born
On This Day, Aug. 1, 1942: Grateful Dead’s Jerry Garcia is born

On This Day, Aug. 1, 1942…

Jerome John “Jerry” Garcia was born in San Francisco, California.

Co-founder of the legendary rock band the Grateful Dead, Garcia was the principal songwriter, lead guitarist and a vocalist for the group, and for many he was their de facto leader.

The Grateful Dead came to prominence during the counterculture of the 1960s, and went on to become one of the most beloved rock bands, especially among fans who would follow them across the country.

The Dead only had one Top 40 single throughout their career, 1987’s “Touch of Grey.” But their touring success was immeasurable, and they were one of the highest-grossing touring acts for decades. They were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1994.

Garcia struggled with diabetes later in life, and also struggled with addiction. He passed away from a heart attack on Aug. 9, 1955, at the age of 53.

This weekend, the Grateful Dead’s 60-year legacy will be celebrated in San Francisco, the city where they were formed. Dead & Company, which features founding members of The Dead Bobby Weir and Mickey Hart, are headlining three nights at the city’s Golden Gate Park, Aug. 1, 2 and 3.

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Hayley Williams officially releases group of 17 solo songs

Hayley Williams officially releases group of 17 solo songs
Hayley Williams officially releases group of 17 solo songs
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After uploading, and then removing, 17 solo songs on her website, Hayley Williams has now officially released every track on streaming platforms.

Instead of bundling them together as an album, the Paramore frontwoman put out each song as a separate, individual single.

The songs were initially locked behind a code sent out by Williams’ hair dye company, Good Dye Young. As Good Dye Young had just announced a new shade, Ego, that became the de facto name of the collection for fans.

Williams released her debut solo album, Petals for Armor, in 2020, and followed that with 2021’s Flowers for Vases/Descansos. Her planned debut solo tour was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, though in late 2024 she teased possibly playing makeup dates in 2025.

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Madonna dresses up her 1985 single for its 40th anniversary

Madonna dresses up her 1985 single for its 40th anniversary
Madonna dresses up her 1985 single for its 40th anniversary
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One of Madonna’s classic hits is all dressed up for its 40th anniversary.

“Dress You Up” was the final single to be released from Madonna’s album Like a Virgin: It dropped on July 31, 1985. Now, it’s been rereleased as part of a three-song digital single: It includes the “Dress You Up” remix/edit, a “12-inch Formal Mix” and a “Casual Instrumental Mix.”

Madonna has dedicated this release of “Dress You Up” to Mario Paglino and Gianni Grossi, a couple who worked with Mattel designing custom Barbie dolls, including several Madonna ones. Tragically, the two died in a head-on collision on an Italian highway on July 27. 

A press release reads, “Thank you for dressing up so many of your creations in Madonna iconic looks over the years.”  The official Barbie Instagram account wrote, “Their spirit and love for the brand turned every creation they touched into a masterpiece.”

Madonna is currently at work at what she’s hinted will be a sequel to her 2005 album Confessions on a Dance Floor.

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Demi Lovato launches new dance-pop era with ‘Fast’

Demi Lovato launches new dance-pop era with ‘Fast’
Demi Lovato launches new dance-pop era with ‘Fast’
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Demi Lovato is going full speed into her new era.

The singer released her new dance-pop song “Fast” on Friday, along with a music video. It’s the first taste of Demi’s upcoming ninth studio album, which will be her first project since her foray into rock and punk-pop with 2022’s Holy Fvck.

In the video, Demi struts down a dark and busy city street as she sings over a pulsating dance beat, “I wanna go fast/ I wanna hard/ I wanna anywhere, anywhere you are.” The further she walks, the more wild the scene becomes, with burning cars, clowns and people running around in their underwear — but Demi remains unfazed.

Her husband Jordan Lutes, who she married on May 25, was a supportive husband, posting a clip of the video on his Instagram Story and writing, “video of the year song of the year obsessed with u so proud of u @ddlovato.” Demi reposted it on her own Story.

Demi’s ninth album is expected later this year.

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