Archive | July, 2015

Rosanne Cash to Play Rare, Intimate Shows at Country Hall of Fame

Rosanne Cash will join an elite group in September when she becomes the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum’s 2015 artist-in-residence. The singer-songwriter, who earned numerous honors, including three Grammys for her outstanding 2014 album, The River and the Thread, will present a trio of intimate performances on September… Source: RollingStone Link: Rosanne Cash […]

Former Eagles Member Randy Meisner Allegedly Threatened Murder-Suicide

Former Eagles bassist Randy Meisner, who departed the group in 1977, has been placed under court-ordered 24-hour supervision after allegedly threatening murder-suicide with an AK-47 and pills last January. An L.A. County Superior Court judge appointed a conservator to administer the musician’s prescriptions and oversee his well-being on Wednesday until… Source: RollingStone Link: Former Eagles […]

'Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck' Returning to Movie Theaters

After an acclaimed stretch on the film festival circuit, a brief theatrical run and its HBO premiere, Montage of Heck will return to movie theaters this August. Abramorama will distribute the Brett Morgen-directed film at select cinemas starting August 7th. Montage of Heck has already booked engagements at New York’s IFC Center… Source: RollingStone Link: 'Kurt Cobain: […]

10 Country Albums Rolling Stone Loved in the 1970s You Never Heard

Rolling Stone didn’t comprehensively cover Nashville in the Seventies, but the magazine loved country music enough to not just keep up-to-date on crossover hits but to alert readers to unknown favorites in the world of country, bluegrass, and country-rock. These 10 LPs basically remained undiscovered by everyone except hardcore fans — although… Source: RollingStone Link: 10 Country […]

Inside Don Henley's Country-Rock Homecoming

When Don Henley was a boy growing up in rural Texas, he used to listen to country greats like Hank Williams and George Jones on the legendary Louisiana Hayride radio show. For Cass County, his first solo album in 15 years, Henley went back to those roots, recording in Nashville… Source: RollingStone Link: Inside Don […]

Keith Richards Announces New Solo LP 'Crosseyed Heart'

The Rolling Stones may be wrapping up their Zip Code tour next week, but Keith Richards doesn’t plan on gathering moss: The guitarist will release Crosseyed Heart, his third solo album and first since 1992’s Main Offender, on September 18th, with first single “Trouble” set for release July 17th.  Richards and drummer Steve Jordan… Source: RollingStone Link: Keith […]

AC/DC Drummer Phil Rudd Sentenced to Eight Months Home Detention

Phil Rudd, the beleaguered former AC/DC drummer who pleaded guilty to charges of threatening to kill and possession of marijuana and methamphetamine earlier this year, was sentenced to eight months of home detention by a New Zealand judge. The judgment came down Thursday afternoon local time in a harsh admonition by Judge… Source: RollingStone Link: AC/DC […]