Nine Inch Nails Announces New 2022 Tour Dates
Nine Inch Nails has announced they are going back on the road for the first time since 2018. Their new tour starts April 28 at the Red Hat Amphitheater in Raleigh, NC, and will conclude Sept. 24
Movie Mondays (Troy)
Each week, I will look at a movie that is currently in theaters or available to stream and give some reasons why people should watch it. This isn’t necessarily a film critique, rather, an overview of what
Pearl Jam vs. Mötley Crüe
Nikki Sixx has openly dissed Pearl Jam, following some jabs from Eddie Vedder at his band Mötley Crüe. Vedder said in an interview that he despised the hair metal of the ’80’s, and Sixx responded on Twitter
25 newer bands every 2000’s emo fan needs to know
The punk scene isn’t quite as popular as it used to be, but with the announcement of the When We Were Young Festival starring so many early-2000’s artists, it’s obvious the demand is still there. With that
Razzie Awards Have Announced Their 2022 Nominations
The Razzie Awards announced their nominations for this year’s show, which highlights the worst films and performances. Jared Leto is among the nominees for his portrayal of Paolo Gucci in “House of Gucci,” and Netflix’s “Diana the
SportsCall POTW (February 7) Wendell Green Jr.
Auburn point guard Wendell Green Jr. is SportsCall’s Player of the Week! Over last week, Green led the Tigers to a season sweep over rivals Alabama and Georgia, including hitting the game winner in the final 3
Dr. Dre Adds Two Deaf Rappers to Super Bowl Halftime Show
This year’s Super Bowl Halftime Show will be historic, as two deaf rappers have been added to the performance which includes Dr. Dre, Eminem, Kendrick Lamar, Snoop Dogg and Mary J. Blige. Sean Forbes and Warren “WaWa”
The Who announces 2022 North American tour.
The Who is back on the road, this time with a two-part North American tour. The tour, which will be called “The Who Hits Back!,” will start its first leg in April, running through May. The second
Syl Johnson, Chicago Soul Singer, Dies at 85
Syl Johnson, one of the main contributors to Chicago soul music in the 1960s & ’70s, has died at the age of 85. Johnson’s 1968 song “Different Strokes” has been widely sampled by hip-hop artists, including Wu-Tang
This Day in Music History (February 7)
1959 – Guitar Slim New Orleans blues guitarist Guitar Slim died of pneumonia aged 32. Born Eddie Jones he is best known for the million-selling song ‘The Things That I Used to Do’. Slim had a major impact on