Duran Duran put on a high-octane performance at Forest Hills Stadium in New York City to celebrate 40
An unwavering tenacity coupled with a spirit of perseverance appears to be the recipe for...
Radio Creme Brulee is an internet radio station that showcases an eclectic assortment of pop/rock music from both sides of the Atlantic alongside guilty pleasures, forgotten gems, and radio staples from the 80s, 90s, and 00s. This station does not feature much hip-hop or hard rock.
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Belinda Carlisle embodies the dreamy-eyed optimism that permeates her music at Sony Hall in New York City
In his video titled “Why Old Music Is Killing New Music” youtuber and former music producer Rick...
Netflix’s Wham! is a treasure trove of stories chronicling the meteoric ascent of two boys to global megastardom
“The music community took the piss. I mean, how can they look like that and make music like this?...
HANA just might be Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s magnum opus
By guest blogger Kaushik Chakravarthy British singer-songwriter, Sophie Ellis-Bextor has been...
Seal enthralls at Beacon Theatre in New York City
It is baffling to think that British popstar and Grammy-winning singer and songwriter Seal, whose...
Peter Cox of Go West showcases swagger and soul on “Seaglass”
In the American musical mainstream of yesteryear, the hits of some bands enjoy far more name...
“Kismet” intervenes gloriously to expand the Belinda Carlisle story
Conventional wisdom in the music industry suggests that songwriters are far more in control of...
Everything But the Girl Remain Creatively Vital on Unexpected Comeback “Fuse”
By guest blogger Joel Blechinger For diehard Everything But the Girl fans (Everything But the...
Dancing with the big boys: David Bowie’s “Let’s Dance” at 40
By UK-based guest blogger Eric Generic “Bring me the Disco King” was a song on David...
Darren Hayes brings his sanctuary of escapism to Town Hall in New York City
Date: April 13, 2023 Venue: Town Hall (New York City) Tour: Do You Remember? For the longest time,...
Depeche Mode explores the darkness of death on “Memento Mori”
By guest blogger Ethan Guddal Depeche Mode as a band has now been in existence for over 40 years...
Belinda Carlisle blends optimism with innocence on “Big Big Love”
“I mean, I have new material out. It was just because my son ran into Dianne Warren. I was...
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