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In 2009, fans propelled Rage Against The Machine’s 17-year-old anthem “Killing In The Name” to Christmas number one—beating the X Factor winner by selling half a million downloads in record time. Born from the rage of the Rodney King beating, the track’s unapologetic lyrics and defiant chant became a global rallying cry, banned in the U.S. but embraced in Europe. Despite the band’s late involvemen...

Bonnie Tyler’s raspy voice, once deemed too raw for mainstream rock, became the perfect vessel for Jim Steinman’s theatrical masterpiece — “Total Eclipse of the Heart.” After overcoming label resistance and Steinman’s own doubts, their collaboration birthed a seven-minute epic that shattered records, conquered global charts, and cemented Tyler as an icon — all thanks to Steinman’s obsessive vision...

The Rolling Stones dropped their explosive new album “Foreign Tongues” with a London spectacle: a star-studded bash featuring Daniel Craig and Sam Fender, a surprise stage performance of “Ringing Hollow,” and a dazzling drone show over the Thames displaying the album’s iconic tongue logo. Recorded in just 25 days at Metropolis Studios, the album’s packed with legendary cameos — Paul McCartney, Rob...

Fans are rallying to get the BBC to honor Keith Emerson’s true musical legacy, pushing for documentaries, radio broadcasts, and even orchestral performances at the Proms in 2027 and 2028 — celebrating his complex, enduring compositions and his rightful place in Britain’s musical heritage. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: adve...

My Chemical Romance just electrified Wembley Stadium for their first of three sold-out shows, packing nearly 75,000 fans into a historic night as they unleashed their legendary 2006 album The Black Parade in full, complete with epic visuals and stagecraft. After the album’s dramatic run, they switched to a smaller stage in the stadium’s heart to deliver fan-favorite hits like “Na Na Na” and “Helen...

Bonnie Tyler, the powerhouse voice behind the global anthem “Total Eclipse of the Heart,” has died at 75 after a two-month battle with illness. She entered a medically induced coma following emergency surgery in Portugal for a perforated intestine, and though she awoke, her condition remained critical. Her family confirmed her unexpected passing in the hospital and have requested privacy as they g...

Jack Kaye’s solo career is heating up with the August 14 release of his new EP ‘Go Easy’—his first full project since The Magic Gang called it quits. Featuring five tracks including the debut single ‘Dora’ and the video-ready ‘The Weight,’ the EP drops via Fascination Street Records and brings back familiar faces: Angus Taylor, Paeris Giles, Asya Fairchild, and George Boorman all lend their talent...

Orla Gartland just dropped her new track “So Perfect,” a heartfelt collaboration with Matt Maltese tied to the fifth season of Apple TV’s Trying — and it’s just the latest in a lineup of stellar soundtrack contributions from artists like Guy Garvey and Maisie Peters. Orla called Maltese her first instinct for the song, praising his voice and lyrical soul, while “So Perfect” itself is a tender ode...

Bonnie Tyler, the legendary voice of “Total Eclipse of The Heart,” has died at 75 after a sudden illness in Portugal. Her powerful, raspy vocals — shaped by early surgery — defined hits like “Holding Out for a Hero” and made her the only Welsh artist to top Billboard charts. With 18 albums, a Eurovision run, and an MBE, her legacy as a music icon endures. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Sol...

Bonnie Tyler, the legendary voice of “Total Eclipse of the Heart,” has died at 75 after an unexpected hospitalization in Portugal. Her family confirmed her passing, asking for privacy as they grieve. Earlier this year, she entered a medically induced coma following emergency surgery, with her team urging fans for compassion and space. Born Gaynor Hopkins in Wales, Tyler became an 80s icon with hit...

Bonnie Tyler, the powerhouse voice behind “Total Eclipse of the Heart” and “Holding Out for a Hero,” has died at 75 after a battle with illness in Portugal. Once hospitalized for emergency surgery and a coma, she awoke but remained critically ill — just months before her tour was set to begin. Born in Wales, her raspy, unforgettable voice soared through the 70s and 80s, shaped by legendary produce...

Getdown Services are heating up the summer with their new track ‘Cha Cha Slide’—yes, it’s not the dance routine, but the vibe is pure joy. Following their 2023 debut ‘Crisps,’ this fresh sound is already turning heads. The duo’s festival run is non-stop, with major UK and Ireland tour dates stretching into early 2027, including hometown Bristol shows. They’re already headlining massive gigs at Gre...

Lucy Dacus drops a soulful new video for “Planting Tomatoes,” filmed in her Richmond, Virginia hometown with beloved local spots and personal appearances from friends and family, capturing a quiet, present-moment vibe. The track, part of a Record Store Day 7-inch release, follows her acclaimed album “Forever Is A Feeling,” and was directed by local team SpangTV. Fans can catch a special screening...

Bonnie Tyler, the powerhouse voice behind “Total Eclipse of the Heart” and “Holding Out for a Hero,” has died at 75, just months after being placed in an induced coma following emergency surgery in Portugal. Her family confirmed she passed unexpectedly in the hospital, with the cause tied to her illness. A global icon whose raspy, soul-stirring vocals defined generations, Tyler’s legacy lives on i...

Bonnie Tyler, the powerhouse vocalist behind “Total Eclipse of the Heart,” has died at 75 after an unexpected illness in Portugal. She was hospitalized following emergency surgery last month and spent time in a medically induced coma. Her family confirmed her passing, just as she was preparing for a 2026 European tour. A legend with three Grammy nominations and a Eurovision representative for the...

Alabama Shakes are back with a bang—after a decade-long hiatus, they’re dropping their first album in years, ‘I Must Be Dreaming,’ on August 28th. Fans are buzzing as the band returns to the stage and unleashes their signature bluesy garage rock sound. With a new trailer, tracklist, and a full 2026 tour across North America and Europe, this is the comeback everyone’s been waiting for. Listen in co...

Jonas Brothers are bringing back their “Burning Up Tour All Over Again” with a third Madison Square Garden show on August 22nd after insane fan demand—just in time to celebrate the release of Camp Rock 3 and their Disney Legends induction, all while reliving the magic that launched them into stardom two decades ago. Tickets drop July 10th at 10 AM ET. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pi...

Justin Bieber’s stepping into the FIFA World Cup final halftime show July 19th in New Jersey, teaming up with Madonna, Shakira, and BTS for a Super Bowl-style spectacle raising $100M for global education and soccer through the FIFA Global Citizen Fund—already at $30M with a dollar donated per ticket. Bieber, fresh off Coachella, praised the cause, while Shakira and Burna Boy dropped the official a...

Angus and Julia Stone are back with their seventh album, Karaoke Bar, dropping September 4th—crafted across Greece, France, and Australia, blending place and emotion into soulful, funky tracks like the title song and new single “Monroe.” They’re hitting U.S. stages this fall, including intimate NYC shows and a three-night LA run, plus Canadian festivals. With multi-platinum success, a 1 hit (“Big...

Bon Scott’s wild spirit would’ve stayed wild—even at 80, his brother says. Four decades after his death, his roar still echoes through AC/DC’s setlists, as the estate revives his legacy with rare footage, birthday tributes from rock legends, and even a German mic named in his honor. From NYC bashes to Scotland’s Bonfest, fans keep his flame alive. His raw charisma and relentless drive made him unf...

Boyz II Men are bringing the ‘90s back Down Under with a massive tour across Australia and New Zealand, featuring surprise guests Salt-N-Pepa and Bell Biv DeVoe for the first time ever in Australia. With hits like “End of the Road” and “I’ll Make Love to You,” these R&B legends — who’ve sold over 64 million albums and won four Grammys — are set to electrify six iconic venues from Perth to Queensla...

Benson Boone is bringing his electrifying Wanted Man tour to Australia in November 2026, hitting Brisbane, Melbourne, and Sydney with nine sold-out shows—following a massive U.S. run that just wrapped up. Before heading Down Under, he’s closing out a 35-date U.S. leg with multiple nights in Brooklyn and LA, plus a spot at the iHeartRadio Music Festival in Vegas. Produced by Frontier Touring (who h...

ME. drops a raw, organic music video for “Grown Man,” their debut single off the July 24th album “All Good Things,” featuring a surprise 17-year-old director, Austin Lipinski, who captured the band’s unscripted rehearsal energy — no plan, no pressure, just pure musical joy. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai...

Metallica just dropped electrifying Budapest footage, including a fiery “The Memory Remains” from their 1997 classic “Reload” — a chart-topping, four-times-platinum smash that sold over four million copies in the U.S. — and an instrumental “Orion” from “Master Of Puppets.” After wrapping their European tour, the legends are heading to Vegas for their “Life Burns Faster” residency, proving they’re...

Eslabon Armado just shattered records with their ninth album, NOCTURNO, debuting at number eight on the Top Latin Albums chart and number five on the Top Regional Mexican Albums chart — their eighth straight top-ten album. With over nine million streams in its first week, the 16-track project featuring Peso Pluma and Calle 24 proves streaming’s power. The group also marks the first regional Mexica...