Roger Waters’ This Is Not A Drill concert coming to theaters in July

Roger Waters’ This Is Not A Drill concert coming to theaters in July
Roger Waters’ This Is Not A Drill concert coming to theaters in July
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If you didn’t get a chance to see Roger Waters’ This Is Not A Drill tour, you now have another shot to experience it.

This Is Not A Drill – Live from Prague The Movie is coming to theaters on July 23 and July 27, with tickets going on sale June 12 at RogerWaters.film.

The concert was recorded during the Pink Floyd rocker’s May 25, 2023, show at O2 Arena in the Czech Republic. The show was part of Waters’ “first ever Farewell Tour” and featured performances of 20 songs, including Pink Floyd classics like “Us & Them,” “Comfortably Numb” and “Wish You Were Here.” Waters also played a new song, “The Bar.”

As a preview of what to expect, Waters has released a video of the “Wish You Were Here” performance.

But that’s not all. Music from the film will be released on Aug. 1 in a variety of formats, including four-LP, two-CD, DVD, Blu-Ray and digital audio. It is available for preorder now.

Waters launched the This Is Not A Drill tour in the U.S. in July 2022. It consisted of 99 shows, wrapping in December 2023 in Quito, Ecuador.

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Shinedown premieres animated video for ‘Three Six Five’ single

Shinedown premieres animated video for ‘Three Six Five’ single
Shinedown premieres animated video for ‘Three Six Five’ single
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Shinedown has premiered a new animated video for their single “Three Six Five.”

The clip follows three characters, each dealing with loss, who find each other in a support group. With the help of their new friends, each of them begins to pursue hobbies and activities they enjoy that also honor those that they’ve lost.

You can watch the animated “Three Six Five” video on YouTube.

Shinedown premiered “Three Six Five” in January alongside another new single, “Dance, Kid, Dance.” The band’s also been working on a new album to follow 2022’s Planet Zero.

You can catch Shinedown live on their Dance, Kid, Dance tour, which returns to the U.S. in July.

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How Miley Cyrus knew that she’d be winning a Grammy for ‘Flowers’

How Miley Cyrus knew that she’d be winning a Grammy for ‘Flowers’
How Miley Cyrus knew that she’d be winning a Grammy for ‘Flowers’
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Miley Cyrus won her first Grammys in 2024 for “Flowers,” and one of those Grammys — best pop solo performance — happened to be the first award of the night. While appearing on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Wednesday, Miley said at first she didn’t even know if she would make it to the show, but once she did, she knew she was going to win.

“I actually got stuck in the rain, I got stuck in traffic,” she explained. But when she got there, and saw who was presenting the trophy, she knew it was a lock.

“Once I saw Mariah Carey I knew I was going to win,” Miley told Jimmy Fallon. “Because I had this whole idea in my mind of, like, the butterfly and that metamorphosis. And she is the butterfly.”

“Her [1997] album Butterfly has been such a North Star for me,” Miley continued. “And so when I saw her, I kind of knew I was going to win because that was … it was an M.C. to M.C. I knew I had to get it.”

But, she added, even if she hadn’t won, she was “so excited” to meet Mariah.

Miley also pulled out a pair of high-heeled boots for Jimmy to wear as she taught him the choreography for “Easy Lover,” one of the songs on her new album Something Beautiful.

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How Good Is That? OD’s throwing a CMA Fest party, even though they’re on tour

How Good Is That? OD’s throwing a CMA Fest party, even though they’re on tour
How Good Is That? OD’s throwing a CMA Fest party, even though they’re on tour
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The bad news? Old Dominion won’t be at CMA Fest this year because they’re kicking off their tour.

The good news? They’ve planned a party for their fans at their bar anyway.

The celebration starts Friday at 11 a.m. CT at Odie’s in midtown Nashville. There will be Barbara-themed cocktails, photo ops and more in honor of the band’s new album, which arrives Aug. 22. 

You can also be sure they’ll be streaming the track “Water My Flowers,” which arrives Friday.

OD’s How Good Is That World Tour begins Thursday in Charleston, South Carolina, then moves on to Jacksonville and Clearwater, Florida.

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Report: Pop star Nick Jonas cast to play KISS rocker Paul Stanley in biopic

Report: Pop star Nick Jonas cast to play KISS rocker Paul Stanley in biopic
Report: Pop star Nick Jonas cast to play KISS rocker Paul Stanley in biopic
L: Nick Jonas; Bruce Glikas/FilmMagic; R: Paul Stanley, ABC/Tsuni

The long-in-the-works KISS biopic has reportedly found its Star Child.

Deadline reports that Nick Jonas will portray singer/guitarist Paul Stanley in Shout It Out Loud, a movie about the formation of the Rock & Roll Hall of Famers, known for their hard rock anthems, distinctive makeup, and onstage stunts involving fire and fake blood.

Production is set to start at either the end of 2025 or the beginning of 2026.

Deadline reports that Nick will do his own singing, but will need some vocal training to replicate Stanley’s voice.

The film, which was first announced by KISS’ manager Doc McGhee in 2023, is being directed by McG, whose credits include directing Charlie’s Angels and Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle, as well as executive producing The O.C., Supernatural and Chuck.

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Talking Heads release first-ever video for ‘Psycho Killer’

Talking Heads release first-ever video for ‘Psycho Killer’
Talking Heads release first-ever video for ‘Psycho Killer’
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Talking Heads have released the first-ever video for their iconic track “Psycho Killer.”

The clip, starring Lady Bird actress Saoirse Ronan and directed by Beginners director Mike Mills, was released to coincide with the 50th anniversary of the band’s live debut at CBGB in New York, where they opened for the Ramones.

The video follows Ronan through her daily routine, which includes getting up, brushing her teeth, commuting and working in her office. While the routine doesn’t change, she does, slowly unraveling as each day passes.

“This video makes the song better,” the Talking Heads share in a statement. “We LOVE what this video is NOT – it’s not literal, creepy, bloody, physically violent or obvious.”

“To simply be mentioned in the same breath as Talking Heads is hands down one of the coolest things that has ever happened to me,” Ronan says. “I have grown up listening to their music, so this truly is a childhood/teenage/lifelong dream come true.”

And the gig was particularly special for Mills.

“This album literally changed what was possible in life for me,” he says, “so to get to play with the subversive, uncategorizable beauty of Talking Heads, and to play with Saoirse who brought so much surprise, power, vulnerability and mischief to the party, it’s one of the best things I ever got to be a part of – still can’t believe it actually happened.”

Released in 1977, “Psycho Killer” appeared on Talking Heads’ debut album, Talking Heads: 77. The song landed on the Billboard Hot 100 and went on to become one of the band’s signature tunes.

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Talking Heads release first-ever video for ‘Psycho Killer’

Talking Heads release first-ever video for ‘Psycho Killer’
Talking Heads release first-ever video for ‘Psycho Killer’
courtesy of Rhino

Talking Heads have released the first-ever video for their iconic track “Psycho Killer.”

The clip, starring Lady Bird actress Saoirse Ronan and directed by Beginners director Mike Mills, was released to coincide with the 50th anniversary of the band’s live debut at CBGB in New York, where they opened for the Ramones.

The video follows Ronan through her daily routine, which includes getting up, brushing her teeth, commuting and working in her office. While the routine doesn’t change, she does, slowly unraveling as each day passes.

“This video makes the song better,” the Talking Heads share in a statement. “We LOVE what this video is NOT – it’s not literal, creepy, bloody, physically violent or obvious.”

“To simply be mentioned in the same breath as Talking Heads is hands down one of the coolest things that has ever happened to me,” Ronan says. “I have grown up listening to their music, so this truly is a childhood/teenage/lifelong dream come true.”

And the gig was particularly special for Mills.

“This album literally changed what was possible in life for me,” he says, “so to get to play with the subversive, uncategorizable beauty of Talking Heads, and to play with Saoirse who brought so much surprise, power, vulnerability and mischief to the party, it’s one of the best things I ever got to be a part of – still can’t believe it actually happened.”

Released in 1977, “Psycho Killer” appeared on Talking Heads’ debut album, Talking Heads: 77. The song landed on the Billboard Hot 100 and went on to become one of the band’s signature tunes.

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Report: Nick Jonas to play KISS rocker Paul Stanley in biopic

Report: Nick Jonas to play KISS rocker Paul Stanley in biopic
Report: Nick Jonas to play KISS rocker Paul Stanley in biopic
L: Nick Jonas; Bruce Glikas/FilmMagic; R: Paul Stanley, ABC/Tsuni

Nick Jonas played Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Frankie Valli in a filmed version of the musical Jersey Boys, and now he’s set to portray another Rock & Roll Hall of Famer on film: Paul Stanley of KISS.

Deadline reports that Nick will portray the singer/guitarist in Shout It Out Loud, a movie about the formation of the ’70s band that became famous for their hard rock anthems, distinctive makeup and onstage stunts involving fire and fake blood. Production is set to start at either the end of 2025 or the beginning of 2026.

Deadline reports that Nick will do his own singing, but will need some vocal training to replicate Stanley’s voice.

The film is being directed by McG, whose credits include directing Charlie’s Angels and Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle, as well as executive producing The O.C., Supernatural and Chuck.

Nick, who’s currently starring on Broadway in The First Five Years, has also appeared in movies like Jumanji and The Good Half. He and Jonas Brothers will launch their Jonas 20: Living the Dream tour Aug. 10 at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. Their new album, Greetings From Your Hometown, comes out Aug. 8.

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Report: Nick Jonas to play KISS rocker Paul Stanley in biopic

Report: Nick Jonas to play KISS rocker Paul Stanley in biopic
Report: Nick Jonas to play KISS rocker Paul Stanley in biopic
L: Nick Jonas; Bruce Glikas/FilmMagic; R: Paul Stanley, ABC/Tsuni

Nick Jonas played Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Frankie Valli in a filmed version of the musical Jersey Boys, and now he’s set to portray another Rock & Roll Hall of Famer on film: Paul Stanley of KISS.

Deadline reports that Nick will portray the singer/guitarist in Shout It Out Loud, a movie about the formation of the ’70s band that became famous for their hard rock anthems, distinctive makeup and onstage stunts involving fire and fake blood. Production is set to start at either the end of 2025 or the beginning of 2026.

Deadline reports that Nick will do his own singing, but will need some vocal training to replicate Stanley’s voice.

The film is being directed by McG, whose credits include directing Charlie’s Angels and Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle, as well as executive producing The O.C., Supernatural and Chuck.

Nick, who’s currently starring on Broadway in The First Five Years, has also appeared in movies like Jumanji and The Good Half. He and Jonas Brothers will launch their Jonas 20: Living the Dream tour Aug. 10 at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. Their new album, Greetings From Your Hometown, comes out Aug. 8.

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Madonna to release long-rumored ‘Ray of Light’ companion album ‘Veronica Electronica’

Madonna to release long-rumored ‘Ray of Light’ companion album ‘Veronica Electronica’
Madonna to release long-rumored ‘Ray of Light’ companion album ‘Veronica Electronica’
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Madonna is finally releasing something that her fans have been talking about for more than two decades.

Veronica Electronica is an eight-track release that Madonna originally envisioned as a companion remix album to her smash Ray of Light LP. It was supposed to come out in 1998, but was put on hold because Ray of Light continued to spin off successful singles on its way to selling over 16 million copies worldwide.

Now, Veronica Electronica will finally see the Ray of Light of day on July 25. It’ll be available on silver vinyl and digitally. If you order from Madonna.com or Rhino.com, you’ll also receive an exclusive silver Mylar lithograph. A track from the album, “Skin (The Collaboration Remix Edit),” is out now.

The eight tracks include newly edited versions of club remixes by William Orbit, BT and Victor Calderone, plus the original demo of “Gone, Gone, Gone,” a previously unreleased recording that Madonna produced with Rick Nowels.

Here’s the track listing:
“Drowned World/Substitute For Love” – BT & Sasha Bucklodge Ashram New Edit
“Ray Of Light” – Sasha Twilo Mix Edit
“Skin” – The Collaboration Remix Edit
“Nothing Really Matters” – Club 69 Speed Mix Meets The Dub
“Sky Fits Heaven” – Victor Calderone Future New Edit
“Frozen” – Widescreen Mix and Drums
“The Power Of Good-Bye” – Fabien’s Good God Mix Edit
“Gone, Gone, Gone” – Original Demo Version 

 

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