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Slipknot Debut Creepy AF Video for New Song ‘Bone Church’ Posted By: Luke Mason On Feb 02, 2023
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The artistic vision of Slipknots Shawn Clown Crahan never stops, with fans now being given a video thats a directors cut from the Yen video universe featuring the song Bone Church.
Fans may remember the already spooky visual attached to Yen upon its release last August, and while some of the visual themes transfer over (such as the unmasked bespectacled Corey Taylor and the warring black silhouette figures), Clown has definitely upped the creepy factor on this video.
The idea of identity seems to play into Clowns directors cut, with a majority of the characters appearing to have multiple faces through either masks, makeup or visual editing. As with the prior clip, Taylor appears to be keeping a watchful eye over all of the activity, while the silhouette figures seem to be battling for dominance.
Unlike the original Yen video, which featured other members of the band, Taylor appears to be the only Slipknot member in the clip, and even then he is often shown primarily in a close-up of his glasses-covered eye.
As for Bone Church, Clown states, On the road, we have a jam room set up backstage at every show, where we play, practice, warm up and sometimes try out new ideas. Bone Church started life in a jam room on the .5: The Gray Chapter tour. We’ve been bringing it closer and closer to life ever since, and finally, here it is. This one is for the fans - a further vision deeper into Slipknot’s history, which is still being written. Enjoy.
Get a closer look at the video for Bone Church and revisit the original band video for Yen to catch the changes and see how the artists vision has evolved.
Shinedown Book 2023 U.S. Tour With Three Days Grace Plus From Ashes to New Posted By: Jordan White On Jan 23, 2023
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There should be some great rock n roll and a little bit of friendly chart-watching rivalry this spring when Shinedown hit the road with Three Days Grace and From Ashes to New.
The chart-topping rockers Shinedown just announced their The Revolutions Live trek which will kick off on April 3 in Saginaw, Michigan, with Three Days Grace and From Ashes to New serving as support on the run.
For the past few years, Shinedown and Three Days Grace have been engaged in a chart battle for most No. 1 songs on Billboards Mainstream Rock Chart. Shinedown pulled ahead with their 17th No. 1 with Planet Zero early last year, then added their 18th, Daylight, later in the year. Three Days Grace are right on their heels with Lifetime becoming their 17th chart-topper also last year. And as both bands have new albums to support, the chart battle should generate a little friendly rivalry during the run.
Shinedowns latest from their Planet Zero album, Dead Dont Die, just arrived with a Lewis Carter-directed video that can be seen below, while Three Days Grace most recently released their third Explosions album single, I Am the Weapon.
From Ashes to New, meanwhile, saw their Retaliators soundtrack song The Retaliators (21 Bullets) hit No. 15 on the Mainstream Rock chart last year, with the song Until We Break featuring Memphis May Fires Matty Mullins being their most recent offering.
As for the upcoming trek, the Revolutions Live tour will play 21 stops along the way. All cities, dates and venues are listed at the bottom of this post. The public on-sale for tickets is this Friday (Jan. 27) at 10AM local time through LiveNation.com. There will also be various pre-sales going on ahead of Friday, starting tomorrow (Jan. 24) through Thursday (Jan. 26). You can visit Shinedowns website for additional ticketing info.
Shinedown / Three Days Grace / From Ashes To New 2023 The Revolutions Live Tour Dates
April 3 – Saginaw, Mich @ The Dow Event Center April 4 – Cincinnati, Ohio @ Heritage Bank Center April 7 – Bridgeport, Ct. @ Total Mortgage Arena April 8 – State College, Pa. @ Bryce Jordan Center April 10 – Wilkes-Barre, Pa. @ Mohegan Sun Arena April 12 – Huntington, W.V. @ Mountain Health Arena April 14 – Jacksonville, Fla. @ Vystar Veterans Memorial Arena April 15 – Orlando, Fla. @ Amway Center April 17 – Savannah, Ga. @ Enmarket Arena April 19 – Huntsville, Ala. @ Von Braun Center April 21 – Memphis, Tenn. @ FedExForum April 22 – Baton Rouge, La. @ Raising Canes River Center April 24 – Tulsa, Okla. @ BOK Center April 25 – Lincoln, Neb. @ Pinnacle Bank Arena April 27 – Ft. Wayne, Ind. @ Allen County War Memorial Coliseum April 29 – Milwaukee, Wis. @ Fiserv Forum April 30 – Minneapolis, Minn. @ Target Center May 3 – Bozeman, Mont. @ Brick Breeden Fieldhouse May 6 – Spokane, Wash. @ Spokane Arena May 7 – Everett, Wash. @ Angel of the Winds Arena May 9 – Portland, Ore. @ Moda Center Sept. 7 – 10 – Blue Ridge Rock Festival @ The Virginia International Raceway *^
*Festival, no Three Days Grace and From Ashes to New ^Not a Live Nation & FPC Live Produced Date
Queen’s ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ Surpasses 2 Billion Spotify Streams Posted By: Nathan Cooper On Dec 20, 2022
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This week, Queens iconic Bohemian Rhapsody surpassed 2 billion streams on Spotify.
The streaming feat by the classic British rock band shows that their signature six-minute rock opus is still delighting listeners nearly 50 years after its release.
It also shows the ultimate staying power of the hit 1975 Queen single from that yearsA Night at the Opera. Other rock acts whove achieved at least 1 billion streams of a single song on Spotify include Nirvana (Smells Like Teen Spirit), Journey (Dont Stop Believin), Guns N Roses (Sweet Child O Mine) and Linkin Park (In the End, Numb).
See Queens stats toward the bottom of this post.
Recorded by Queen and co-producer Roy Thomas Baker across multiple studios in 1975, Queen had referred to Bohemian Rhapsody as a mock opera that incorporated three different songs theyd written. The combination paid off, as Bohemian Rhapsody went No. 1 in multiple countries.
Spotify, which was founded by the Swedish entrepreneurs Daniel Ek and Martin Lorentzon in 2006, initially launched in the U.S. in 2011. That means it took over a decade for Queens Bohemian Rhapsody to reach the 2-billion mark on the streaming service.
Bohemian Rhapsody is also the name of the 2018 biopic about Queen and their late lead singer, Freddie Mercury, who died in 1991. In the film, the actor Rami Malek plays Mercury.
Christine McVie, Fleetwood Mac singer-songwriter, dies at 79 Posted By: Mackenzie Gray On Nov 30, 2022
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Christine McVie, the British-born Fleetwood Mac vocalist, songwriter and keyboard player whose cool, soulful contralto helped define such classics as You Make Loving Fun, Everywhere and Dont Stop, died Wednesday at age 79.
Her death was announced on the bands social media accounts. No cause of death or other details were immediately provided, but a family statement said she passed away peacefully at hospital this morning with family around her after a short illness.
She was truly one-of-a-kind, special and talented beyond measure, the bands statement reads in part.
McVie was a steady presence and personality in a band known for its frequent lineup changes and volatile personalities – notably fellow singer-songwriters Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham.
During its peak commercial years, from 1975-80, the band sold tens of millions of records and was an ongoing source of fascination for fans as it transformed personal battles into melodic, compelling songs. McVie herself had been married to bassist John McVie, and their breakup – along with the split of Nicks and Buckingham – was famously documented on the 1977 release Rumours, among the bestselling albums of all time.
Fleetwood Mac, co-founded by drummer Mick Fleetwood in 1967, was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1998. The groups many other hit singles included Dreams, Go Your Own Way and Little Lies.
THEORY OF A DEADMAN + SKILLET REVEAL 2023 CO-HEADLINE TOUR DATES WITH SAINT ASONIA Posted By: Jayden Wright On Nov 15, 2022
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As 2022 winds down, the 2023 tour season is starting to fill up, and one of early 2023s top touring bills figures to be the co-headlining trek featuring Theory of a Deadman and Skillet. The two veteran bands will be hitting the road with Saint Asonia supporting, making for one great night of rock.
The Rock Resurrection Tour kicks off Feb. 17 in Gary, Indiana, heading east before circling back across the country for the tours conclusion March 26 in Los Angeles. All of the dates, cities and venues can be seen toward the bottom of this post.
“We’re super stoked to be touring with our good friends in Skillet and Saint Asonia this winter,” shares Theory of a Deadman’s frontman Tyler Connolly. “We’re also really looking forward to playing new material for our fans!!”
We are so excited to be touring with our friends from Theory again!, says Skillets John Cooper. It’s been several years since our last tour together, and this time we are also joined by our friends in Saint Asonia. We are looking forward to kicking off 2023 the right way by joining forces for a super-charged rock show! Panheads get ready!
Theory of a Deadman recently released their new song Dinosaur, which at current serves as a stand-alone single, but could eventually be part of their next studio album. Skillet, meanwhile, are touring in support of their early 2022 album, Dominion. Saint Asonia have divvied up their 2022 output between two EPs, Introvert and Extrovert, with the second EP set to drop this Friday (Nov. 18).
The artist presale will being tomorrow (Nov. 15) while other presales will follow on Wednesday and Thursday at 10AM local time. The general public on sale will be this Friday (Nov. 18) at 10AM local time. You can get your tickets through either Theory of a Deadman or Skillets websites.
Theory of a Deadman + Skillet With Saint Asonia 2023 Tour
Feb. 17 — Gary, Ind. @ Hard Rock Live Feb. 18 — Green Bay, Wis. @ EPIC Event Center Feb. 19 — East Moline, Ill. @ The Rust Belt Feb. 21 — Milwaukee, Wis. @ Eagles Ballroom Club Stage Feb. 22 — Detroit, Mich. @ The Fillmore Feb. 24 — Reading, Pa. @ Santander Arena - Theater Feb. 25 — Boston, Mass. @ Roadrunner Feb. 26 — Bangor, Maine @ Cross Insurance Center Feb. 28 — Sayreville, N.J. @ Starland Ballroom ** March 1 — Rochester, N.Y. @ Main Street Armory March 3 — Cleveland, Ohio @ Agora Theatre March 4 — Mt. Pleasant, Mich. @ Soaring Eagle Casino - Theatre March 5 — Cincinnati, Ohio @ AJB Music Center March 7 — Nashville, Tenn. @ Brooklyn Bowl ** March 8 — Pikeville, Ky. @ Appalachian Wireless Arena March 10 — St Louis, Mo. @ The Factory March 11 — Springfield, Mo. @ Shrine Mosque March 12 — Tulsa, Okla. @ Tulsa Theater March 14 — Houston, Texas @ Bayou Music Center March 15 — Dallas, Texas @ The Factory March 17 — Kansas City, Mo. @ Midland Theatre March 18 — Omaha, Neb. @ Baxter Arena March 19 — Denver, Colo. @ Mission Ballroom March 21 — Las Vegas, Nev. @ Brooklyn Bowl ** March 22 — Phoenix, Ariz. @ First Arizona Federal Theater March 24 — Reno, Nev. @ Grand Sierra Resort – Grand Theatre March 25 — Wheatland, Calif. @ Hard Rock Live March 26 — Los Angeles, Calif. @ The Wiltern
