Pop legend Paul McCartney will release a silent music track next month as part of a silent album to protest UK copyright law ...
The Beatles star is the biggest name on a new album of silent tracks designed to demonstrate the threat to the sector.
Paul McCartney has contributed a track to a new compilation LP protesting the U.K. government's recent law changes around artificial intelligence.
That’s because the “Mistress of the Blues” aka Bonnie Raitt just announced a 13-concert North American tour that will send ...
It can hardly be said that Annie Lennox is known for casting herself into the shadows, but when she effectively had to assume the mantle of Freddie Mercury to honour his life and legacy, that would ...
ZZ Top, longtime classic rockers with a dash of blues and boogie, drop by The Guild Nov. 9. Courtesy ZZ Top. Classic rock, blues and boogie band ZZ Top is known for members’ distinctive beards and ...
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Annie Lennox: ‘Female performers have often drawn on their male power to have that strength on stage’
On the publication of “Annie Lennox: Retrospective,” the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer reflects on her “gender bending” image. Trump’s Canada Gaffe Steals Spotlight ‘I Trust No Republican’: Defiant ...
DEAR ANNIE: I am writing to you about something that I suspect many people wrestle with but rarely admit out loud: feeling completely drained by trying to “do it all.” On paper, my life looks fine. I ...
Why? Curiosity, “general impatience and all-around quirkiness.” Her first book (which proceeds chronologically) is a visual memoir of her life and musical career. Credit...Rebecca Clarke Supported by ...
Since the late 1970s, Scottish singer-songwriter Annie Lennox has been delivering us hits—and iconic outfits!—whether that’s been with The Tourists or Eurythmics, or through her own successful solo ...
Forty years ago, two friends wrote a song in a London flat that would end up being covered by Annie Lennox and win a Grammy Award. Musicians Joe Hughes and David Freeman were in Muswell Hill, north ...
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