Halestorm Share a Cover of Bad Company’s “Shooting Star” Ft. Paul Rodgers – New Tribute Out Now


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Hard rockers, Halestorm, have just released their rendition of the Bad Company classic, “Shooting Star.” Accompanied by a music video, it features the song’s original writer, Paul Rodgers. The track come from the tribute album, Can’t Get Enough: A Tribute to Bad Company, out now on Primary Wave Music records. Watch the new video below and find out more.
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INTERVIEW: Inside “Blood Ties”: Ricky Warwick on Sobriety, Family, and Rock ‘n’ Roll


Still loud, still honest, and still raising hell. Keefy sits down with rock legend Ricky Warwick (Black Star Riders, Thin Lizzy, The Almighty) to talk all things “Blood Ties” — his latest solo album, out now via Earache. With decades of rock and punk history under his belt, Ricky opens up about the raw emotion and real-life stories behind the new songs, the importance of staying true to your roots, and why “Blood Ties” is one of the most personal records he’s ever written. Ricky also discusses his producer and friend Keith Nelson (Buckcherry) and working with guests such as Lita Ford, Billy Duffy (The Cult), and Charlie Starr (Blackberry Smoke). Continue reading →


Blackberry Smoke Drummer Brit Turner Has Died


Brit Turner, drummer for the Georgia Rockers Blackberry Smoke, has died. He was 57 years old. Turner had been battling glioblastoma — a fast-growing and aggressive brain tumor — and underwent surgery in November 2022. The band revealed Brit’s death in a tribute post on social media. Brit was the co-founder of the band and is the brother of bassist Richard Turner. The band just released their new album, Be Right Here (3 Legged Records/Thirty Tigers) last month. In Brit’s career he released seven albums including chart topping Country and Rock releases. The statement band released begins: “It is with the deepest sorrow that we inform everyone that our brother Brit Turner has moved on from this life.” 

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