Month: August 2010

Black Country Communion – the English-American rock supergroup featuring vocalist/bassist Glenn Hughes (Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Trapeze), drummer Jason Bonham (Led Zeppelin), keyboardist Derek Sherinian (Dream Theater) and blues rock guitarist Joe Bonamassa – will be the featured guests on the nationally syndicated radio show “Rockline” with host Bob Coburn…

Former Led Zeppelin frontman Robert Plant has revealed a trip to see his ex-bandmate John Paul Jones’ supergroup Them Crooked Vultures further cemented his move away from heavy rock. Related news:…

A new music download site is offering previously unavailable Beatles tracks for download for a subscription of £16 a month. Related news:…

Junip, the Gothenburg Sweden-based rock trio – fronted by acclaimed singer/songwriter/guitarist José González – debuts Fields on NPR’s ‘First Listen’ today. Fields can be heard in its entirety via our NPR player through the September 14th release date.The early critical response to the band has been glowing. Related news:…

Belsonic 2010 plays host to a plethora of bands over a two week stint of gigs. The festival moves towards its conclusion on Sunday night but on Saturday last (08/28//10) the square at Customs House was the venue for alternative rockers Biffy Clyro, Lost Prophets, Fight With Wire and Twin…

Kid Rock will release his 8th studio album, “Born Free,” on November 16th via Atlantic Records. The record was produced by Rick Rubin and mixed by Greg Fidelman. The first single from the album will be, appropriately, “Born Free” which hits radio September 14th. “Born Free” is in…

Start your week right here as Live4ever’s very own musical collection offers you all the weekend chart news, updates of brand new tours recently announced and our pick of the week’s new tracks. You can also plan your next seven days with our UK Gig Guide which will show you…

photo: BP Fallon It can be difficult keeping up with the events of Carl Barat’s life, with more twists and turns than a soap opera, you only have to blink and you’ve missed another memorable episode. Band breakups, public spats, health scares and reformations all feature on this roller coaster…

– (Friday 8/27/10) – It didn’t take long after arriving through the gates on Friday to guess where most people’s thoughts for the day ahead were focused. There’s countless Libertines t-shirts proudly on display amongst those soaking up the sun on the first day, and the anticipation for the gig…

From the Album “the common station” (bonsaï music / EMI – 2008) written & composed by Guillaume Simon Related news:…

An Ending Fitting For The Start – (London, 08/25/10) John and Paul, Ray and Dave, Liam and Noel – history is littered with great bands that suffered from relationship strains, Pete and Carl being no exception. Six years ago when Pete was forced out of the Libertines, a full scale…

Due to the track’s political undertones, it’s comprised of vintage footage from conflicts spanning the past century. Related news:…

Welsh band Los Campesinos! will return to the US and Canada in October for a large tour. Related news:…

London-based synthpop band Ou Est Le Swimming Pool have revealed they will go ahead with the release of their debut album after their frontman Charles Haddon died at the Pukkelpop event in Belgium last weekend. Related news:…

Our friends at Miss Win It are offering a lucky winner the chance to catch one of the UK’s best live band’s at this year’s F1 Rocks party in Milan, Italy. Competition winners will pick up two tickets to the event, with flights, 5-star accomodation and spending money included. Related…

As the 1970 Isle Of Wight festival celebrates its 40th anniversary this week, we take a look at an incredible five days which, amidst the clash of hippy ideology, establishment and near-bankruptcy, came to define the shift of power from fans to business and the beginning of big-budget festivals. Related…