Archive | April, 2016

Morrissey: 'Prince Is the Royal That People Love'

Morrissey has penned a tribute to Prince where the former Smiths singer seamlessly managed to praise the music legend, slam the British royal family and lobby for veganism in a three-paragraph statement. In a post on his fan site True-to-You, Morrissey first complained that of all the things we’ll remember Prince for… Source: RollingStone Link: Morrissey: 'Prince […]

Read Lady Gaga's Spiritual Tribute to Prince

Lady Gaga took to her social media accounts this weekend to remember Prince. On Saturday, Gaga tweeted a lyric from and a link to Prince’s “Sign O’ the Times” video along with the message, “Gonna miss u man, thank u 4 all u gave to music and the world.” However, she expanded… Source: RollingStone Link: Read Lady […]

See Guns N' Roses Bring Back 'Used to Love Her' at Coachella

Guns N’ Roses staged their second Coachella headlining gig Saturday, and while AC/DC’s Angus Young didn’t make a cameo this time, the “classic” lineup did welcome a pair of fan favorites back into the fold: For the first time since the reunion kicked off April 1st, GN’R performed “Used to Love… Source: RollingStone Link: See Guns […]

Watch 'SNL' Remember Prince With Hour-Long Episode

Saturday Night Live remembered Prince with an hour-long episode titled “Goodnight Prince” that boasted all of the icon’s SNL performances as well as sketches inspired by the singer. “Prince has been a special presence here at Saturday Night Live for the last four decades, from his debut on the show as a… Source: RollingStone Link: Watch 'SNL' […]

See Bruce Springsteen's Poignant Cover of Prince's 'Purple Rain'

Bruce Springsteen opened up his Brooklyn concert Saturday night by paying tribute to Prince with a powerful cover of the late icon’s classic “Purple Rain.” Springsteen poignantly sang the 1984 single, while Nils Lofgren delivered a searing stab at the song’s distinct guitar solo as the crowd chanted along with the track’s coda. With… Source: RollingStone Link: See […]

Beyonce's 'Lemonade' Film Offers Stunning Visuals, Urgent Themes

Saturday’s HBO debut of Lemonade, a 58-minute “visual album,” wasn’t the first time that Beyoncé Knowles has trumpeted a new album with a suite of video clips. Yet unlike the slick scenes that accompanied 2013’s Beyoncé, which found her shifting through an array of glamorous and hopelessly unreal dioramas, Lemonade is… Source: RollingStone Link: Beyonce's 'Lemonade' […]