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You don’t have to be a Toto fan to know “Africa.” You may not even need to be much of a music fan to be familiar with the 1982 megahit. Not surprisingly, “Africa” dwarfs every other Toto song in popularity, but it’s far from being the only song in the band’s catalog that people still listen to. With nearly 890 million streams on Spotify, “Hold the Line” is threatening to join “Africa” in the billion-stream club. “Rosanna” has topped 300 million streams, and “I’ll Be Over You” has more than 200 million streams.

Revisiting 5 Forgotten Radio Hits by Toto

New York City, NY

Rising PacNW black metal great Hulder has announced a new tour for this fall, including a West Coast leg with Spectral Wound and Aridus in September and an East Coast leg with One of Nine in October. The latter hits NYC on October 23 at TV Eye, and tickets for all dates are on sale now. All dates, including a newly-announced appearance at Maryland Deathfest, below.

Hulder announce fall tour; Spectral Wound's new album 'Songs of Blood and Mire' out now

Blink-182 have been on a stadium/arena tour in support of their 2023 comeback album One More Time…, and they’ve been playing a new song called “Can’t Go Back” that they’ve said on stage is from an upcoming deluxe edition of One More Time. That deluxe edition, titled One More Time… Part 2, is announced now and coming September 6 via Columbia. It includes eight new songs, and the first two released are “All In My Head” and “No Fun.” Mark and Tom trade lead vocals on “All In My Head,” while “No Fun” is a Tom song, and both are fiery blink pop punk rippers. Check out both below.

blink-182 releasing 'One More Time' deluxe with 8 new songs, share "All In My Head" & "No Fun"

Jett Holden is the country star you need to pay attention to. Holden’s distinctive voice and impassioned performance is genuinely goosebump-inducing, and if that wasn’t enough, he’s about to help make history. Holden’s upcoming album The Phoenix (October 4th) is the first album on the Black Opry’s music label. Produced by Nashville stalwart Will Hoge, who himself has accomplished the rare feat of bridging Americana and mainstream country, The Phoenix showcases Holden at his best, even when his songs find him at his worst. As Holden shares below, these are songs of healing, especially after growing up queer in a Jehova’s Witness Household.

INTERVIEW: Jett Holden Writes Healing Songs For All Of Us

Thrice’s Dustin Kensrue isn’t the only 2000s emo veteran putting out an alt-country record this year. Anthony Raneri of Bayside (who recently toured with Thrice) just announced one too, an EP called Everyday Royalty that’s due November 15 via Equal Vision (pre-order). Anthony, who currently lives in...

Bayside's Anthony Raneri announces alt-country EP, shares "Bones"

The 1960s were a defining era for classic rock love songs. Filled with powerful lyrics and unforgettable melodies, these songs have stood the test of time, continuing to resonate with listeners around the world. Let’s dive into some of the most beloved classic rock love songs from the 1960s that still capture our hearts today.

6 Timeless 1960s Classic Rock Love Songs That You Still Listen To Today

Classic rock was forged in the 1960s. From the proverbial primordial ooze of the previous decades, rock music grew big and bold, spreading far and wide. And ever since, many of the best songs of that era have subsisted and stood the test of time. Indeed, there are many giants from the music world at that time who still occupy space on the radio waves today.

3 Classic Rock Choruses from the 1960s You Can’t Help But Sing Along to

Love songs have a unique way of capturing the essence of romance and longing, resonating with listeners across generations. From classic ballads to modern hits, these songs often become the soundtrack to our most cherished memories. In this article, we delve into the Top 15 Most Popular Love Songs of All Time, showcasing a diverse array of artists who have masterfully articulated the highs and lows of love. Whether it’s the timeless allure of Whitney Houston’s powerful ballads, the smooth serenades of Marvin Gaye, or the heartfelt lyrics of Adele, these tracks have left an indelible mark on the landscape of music. Each song on our list has achieved iconic status, not only through its melodic appeal but also through its ability to evoke profound emotions and connect deeply with audiences. Join us as we explore these enduring love songs, celebrating their impact on our hearts and their lasting influence on the world of music.

15 Best Love Songs of All Time

Agnetha Fältskog and Björn Ulvaeus as well as Benny Andersson and Anni-Frid Lyngstad became the Swedish band ABBA in 1972. To this day, the pop group is one of the most successful bands in music history, with around 400 million records sold. ABBA is a famous Swedish band.

ABBA: 10 Fun Facts About The Swedish Music Group

Los Angeles, CA

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It's been forty-five years since former child star Darla Hood, best known for the classic Our Gang/Little Rascals film shorts, died tragically of a heart attack at only 47 years old in Canoga Park, CA. This is her story.

A Look Back at Child Star Darla Hood ('Our Gang'/'Little Rascals'): 45 Years After Her Tragic Death

Who doesn’t love a good rock ballad? Even the most vapid of operatic rock love songs are still quite good songs in their own right. However, there’s something so emotional and raw about a song that was written about the real-life love lives of the rock stars. Let’s dive into five rock love ballads that are real-life reflections of the musicians who wrote them.

5 Real-Life Rock Ballads About the Love Lives of the Artists Who Wrote Them

Second only to writing the perfect song, it is perhaps the ultimate goal of any guitarist to forge a sound that is theirs alone. Duane Eddy, who died of cancer in April at the age of 86, certainly accomplished that. And while the tag given to his methodology – ‘twang’...

“You hear two notes and you know who it is. What a unique thing he created. Without singing a note in his entire life – what a voice”: The life, times and twangin’ tones of rock ’n’ roll pioneer Duane Eddy

Kenny Kosek has announced the highly anticipated follow-up to his 1997 solo record, Angelwood, by divulging details and sharing notes regarding the Sept. 6 release of Twisted Sage. The forthcoming album taps into a nearly 200-year tradition of fiddle and banjo duets, a footing in Americana music. With the help of fellow bluegrass troubadour Tony Trischka and others, Kosek steps back in time, pulling songs that are reminiscent of his youth and other moments throughout his lengthy, spirited career.

Fiddle and Banjo: Kenny Kosek Details Long Awaited Follow up to ‘Angelwood,’ Tapping Tony Trischka on ‘Twisted Sage’

Music history is filled with surprises, especially when you look at how some of the most legendary albums were first received. Believe it or not, many albums that are now considered classics didn’t do so well when they first hit the shelves. Over time, however, audiences began to appreciate their genius, and these albums found their rightful place in the hearts of fans worldwide. Let’s dive into seven classic rock albums that didn’t catch fire immediately but are celebrated as masterpieces today.

7 Iconic Classic Rock Albums That Flopped Initially but Are Loved Today

“Maybe romance is a place,” Grian Chatten ponders on the opening song and title track to Fontaines D.C.‘s fourth album. “For me…and you.” They have definitely gone to a new place on Romance, a major leap forward for the Dublin band. Fontaines have pretty much...

Review: Fontaines D.C. shake things up on 'Romance,' their best album yet

For many people, music is not just about the tunes; it’s about the thrill of collecting. Whether it’s the tactile feel of vinyl, the artwork, or the hunt for rare editions, collecting records has always been a passionate hobby for music lovers. This excitement reaches its peak when we talk about the rarest finds in the world of classic rock. These aren’t just any records; they’re pieces of history that command jaw-dropping prices today.

10 Rare Classic Rock Records and Their Crazy Prices Today

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On Tuesday, licensed Ohio dispensaries began legally selling non-medical marijuana to consumers; however, the drug’s possession, growth and/or usage are still prohibited on Ohio State’s campus. Credit: Jefferee Woo/Tampa Bay Times/TNS [Original caption: Four citizen-led petitions with proposals to update Dallas’ charter hit the 20,000 valid signature threshold to make it on the Nov. 5 election ballot, including one that would ban police officers from arresting or citing people carrying less than four ounces of marijuana.] As of Tuesday, students 21 and older can now legally purchase marijuana in Ohio.

Dispensary sales of recreational marijuana began Tuesday; possession and usage still prohibited on Ohio State’s campus

Midwest punks The Copyrights have announced that they’ll follow their 2021 album Alone In A Dome with a new EP, New Ghosts, on October 18 via Fat Wreck Chords (pre-order). Bassist/singer Adam Fletcher says:. We laid down these tracks at Uptone Recorders in Tacoma. The studio’s packed with amazing...

The Copyrights announce new EP 'New Ghosts,' share "In There Somewhere"

When diving into the discographies of classic rock bands, you’ll often find those albums that didn’t quite hit the mark. Maybe they were rushed, maybe the band was going through a creative drought, or perhaps they were trying something new that didn’t pan out. However, within these overlooked or poorly reviewed albums, there are hidden gems. Songs that stand out, showcasing the band’s true potential, even when the rest of the album doesn’t shine. Here’s a list of eight great classic rock songs that found their way onto otherwise disappointing albums.

8 Great Songs Buried in Terrible Albums

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Some beachgoers were in for a surprise this week when a bizarre looking prehistoric fish washed ashore in Colleton County along Edisto Beach at Edisto Beach State Park. It turned out to be an atlantic sturgeon.

Rare Atlantic sturgeon washes ashore on South Carolina beach

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Fake Fruit's Hannah D'Amato tells us about her favorite Spanish covers of English language songs

The title of Fake Fruit’s new album Mucho Mistrust is a Blondie reference, but their album feels more like the earliest, scrappiest days of post-punk, all...

Fake Fruit's Hannah D'Amato tells us about her favorite Spanish covers of English language songs

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