At press time, there has been no official statement from KISS on social media regarding the situation, but the Las Vegas dates have been removed from the band’s website.
KISS are currently hosting the rescheduled KISS Kruise X aboard the Norwegian Pearl, which set from Miami, FL on October 29 and heads to Harvest Caye, Belize and Roatan, Honduras before returning on November 3.
Billy Idol and guitarist Steve Stevens unplugged for an acoustic version of his 1984 hit, “Eyes Without A Face”, during an October 29 appearance on SiriusXM’s The Spectrum.
Idol delivered the track from his second album, “Rebel Yell”, as part of a visit to the station that included a conversation with host David Fricke about his EP, “The Roadside”; the rocker’s first new release in nearly seven years was produced by Butch Walker (Green Day, Weezer) and sees him reminiscing about a near-fatal 1990 motorcycle accident.
The singer recently wrapped up a residency at The Chelsea at The Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas on October 16, and has a number of acoustic shows scheduled through the end of 2021.
Led Zeppelin are sharing video footage of a performance of their 1969 classic, “What Is And What Should Never Be”, as captured at London’s Royal Albert Hall in 1970.
The track from “Led Zeppelin II” sees Jimmy Page display some slide guitar work as the band play a show at the iconic venue in support of their second album.
Video of the Led Zeppelin’s full Royal Albert Hall performance was included as part of the band’s self-titled 2003 DVD package, which featured live material from throughout their career and topped the charts in several countries around the world.
Led Zeppelinrecently joined the viral video site TikTok; the band’s full catalogue is now available to its community via the @ledzeppelin account that will feature artwork and graphics, classic live performances, and other content.
Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson is streaming a new instrumental entitled “Cherry Lopez Lullaby.”
“This was written during the mix session of ‘Clockwork Angels’ while in LA for months starting early 2012,” explains Lifeson. “I did an interview with High Times and the interviewer brought along a friend, an esteemed grower who provided a sample of his creation named Cherry Lopez. Because I was on an EST body clock, I was up most mornings @ 5:00 AM. I'd order coffee, sit on my hotel room balcony, read the paper and wake and bake then dive into making some fun sounds while the city was waking up.
“I had some borrowed acoustic and electric guitars for the duration, thankfully, as sitting around waiting to go to the studio was tedious and certainly, a bowl of Cherry kept my appetite healthy.”
The latest tune from the Rush guitarist follows the release earlier this year his first new music in close to a decade; issued in sync with the launch of a new signature guitar line with Epiphone, Lifeson debuting two brand new songs: "Kabul Blues" and "Spy House."
Slash is sharing the story behind his new single, “The River Is Rising”, the lead track from his forthcoming album with Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators.
"'The River Is Rising' is the newest song that I wrote on the record,” Slash explains in a new video. “Right before we went into pre-production, I just made up this riff and it turned into 'The River Is Rising'. So it's the most recent-written song on the record. It's very spontaneous. I can't even remember how it all came together; it came together really quickly. But it rocks. And I thought it would be a good track for the opening of the record."
Due February 11, “4” marks the guitarist’s fifth solo album and fourth overall with his band featuring Kennedy, drummer Brent Fitz, bassist Todd Kerns and guitarist Frank Sidoris.
The group recorded the set with producer Dave Cobb (Chris Stapleton, Jason Isbell, Brandi Carlile) at the historic RCA Studio A to Nashville, TN, capturing the new material with a series of full band performances live in the studio.
Slash and the band will launch “4” with a North American tour that will begin in Portland, OR on February 8.
Slash Ft. Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators “4”
Release date: February 11, 2022
01. The River Is Rising
02. Whatever Gets You By
03. C’est la vie
04. The Path Less Followed
05. Actions Speak Louder Than Words
06. Spirit Love
07. Fill My World
08. April Fool
09. Call Off The Dogs
10. Fall Back To Earth
Metallica guitarist Kirk Hammett and bassist Robert Trujillo are sharing video of their jam of the 1972 Edgar Winter Group instrumental classic, “Frankenstein”, in time for Halloween.
“No tricks, just a treat,”shared the duo on Twitter via the band’s Blackened American Whiskey brand.
“Frankenstein” appeared on the Edgar Winter Group’s third album, “They Only Come Out At Night”; the tune achieved the rare feat of being a rock instrumental to top the US Billboard Hot 100, which it did in May of 1973.
Metallica are next scheduled to perform at the Hard Rock Live Arena in Hollywood, FL on November 4, after which they’ll headline ATLive at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, GA on November 6 and play two nights at Welcome to Rockville at the Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, FL the following week.
Neil Young And Crazy Horse are streaming “Heading West”, a new track from their forthcoming album,“Barn.”
The song tells the story of Young’s early years in Ontario, before his parents split up and he and his mother returned to Winnipeg to start over while his older brother, Bob, stayed behind with his father.
“What a great ride with the Horse on this one!”posted the rocker on his Neil Young Archives site. “Larry Cragg had my guitar sounding so alive… My mom and I travelled across the country together, heading west. She was on her way back home to start over. I was on my way there with her. Here’s a song about me and my mom and those ‘growing up’ times. It’s so great to remember her this way!”
“Heading West” follows “Song Of The Seasons” as the second preview to “Barn”, which will be released on December 10.
Neil Young & Crazy Horse “Barn”
Release date: December 10
01. Song of the Seasons
02. Heading West
03. Change Ain't Never Gonna
04. Canerican
05. Shape of You
06. They Might Be Lost
07. Human Race
08. Tumblin' Thru the Years
09. Welcome Back
10. Don't Forget Love
Bruce Springsteen is sharing video of his performance of “Badlands” at Madison Square Garden as part of the forthcoming live album and film release of “The Legendary 1979 No Nukes Concerts.”
Featured during a benefit concert series organized by MUSE (Musicians United for Safe Energy), ), the tune was the opening track from the singer’s 1978 album classic, “Darkness On The Edge Of Town.”
A composite of the New Jersey rocker’s two appearances during the multi-day No Nukes concerts as edited by longtime Springsteen collaborator Thom Zimny from the original 16mm source with remixed audio from Bob Clearmountain, the film delivers ten never-before released performances while showcasing the intensity of a marathon Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band show into a 90 minute run-time.
"The Legendary 1979 No Nukes Concerts" film will be released in HD on physical formats November 19, including on two CD with DVD, two CD with Blu-Ray and two LP formats; the film will be available globally in HD for digital download on November 16 and digital rental on November 23.
Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band "The Legendary 1979 No Nukes Concerts"
Release date: November 19
01. Prove It All Night
02. Badlands
03. The Promised Land
04. The River
05. Sherry Darling
06. Thunder Road
07. Jungleland
08. Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)
09. Born To Run
10. Stay
11. Detroit Medley
12. Quarter To Three
13. Rave On
Queen prepare for their legendary 1986 Magic Tour on the latest episode of their 50th anniversary video series The Greatest.
Rejuvenated by their history-making Live Aid performance a year earlier, and the success of their “A Kind Of Magic” album, June 1986 saw Queen return to touring for what would be the biggest series of concerts of their career, and although the band had played vast venues before, there was a sense that this tour would take it to another level…
“It’s a strange thing with our band, the bigger the audience the better it seems to work,” explained Roger Taylor before the tour. "The audience contact seems to be better with the larger audiences.”
Queen would play 26 performances at twenty separate locations in the UK and nine European countries over an eight-week period including their first and only show in Budapest, Hungary.
In the first of a two-part episode on the Magic Tour, the band share their thoughts on returning to the road.
“Once you’re on tour, I like to get on and do it. I don’t like to be hanging around on tour,” shared Brian May. “I like to get in as much as you can because you can build up this great rhythm, and you get into the mood and the feel of playing, you play better each night, I think. If you see us at the end of the tour, we are a lot different from what we are at the beginning of the tour, because we’re in that rhythm.
“I suppose it’s almost like being an athlete, you just work on yourself and you have nothing else to think about, except doing your bit for that two hours as well as you can.”
“There was a trend a few years ago, with the punk movement and whatever, where they said, ‘Oh, we want to play to the small audiences because we’re being intimate, and all that,’” added Freddie Mercury. “Load of rubbish. I mean everybody who wants to be a star wants to play to the biggest audiences.”
Green Day are streaming a live recording of their 1994 hit, “Basket Case”, from the forthcoming collection, “BBC Sessions.”
The tune was one of four songs the California band performed during a June 8, 1994 appearance at the legendary Maida Vale Studios just four months after the release of their third studio album and major label debut, “Dookie.”
As the third single from the record, “Basket Case” topped the US Alternative Airplay chart and was a Top 10 hit in the UK and Sweden and a Top 20 track in other countries.
Meanwhile, “Dookie” topped the album charts in several regions and reached No. 2 on the US Billboard 200 while earning Diamond status in the country for sales of more than 10 million copies.
Due December 10, “BBC Sessions” presents 16-tracks from four of the band's appearances at the iconic UK broadcast outlet between 1994 and 2001.
“BBC Sessions” will be available on CD, digital, and limited-edition 2LP vinyl configurations, including Sea Blue/Hot Pink vinyl for the band's official store and Milky Clear Color vinyl for indie retailers.
Listen to a 1994 live performance of “2000 Light Years Away” from the collection here.
Green Day “BBC Sessions”
Release date: December 10
01 – “She” (Live at the BBC June 8 1994)
02 – “When I Come Around” (Live at the BBC June 8 1994)
03 – “Basket Case” (Live at the BBC June 8 1994)
04 – “2000 Light Years Away” (Live at the BBC June 8 1994)
05 – “Geek Stink Breath” (Live at the BBC November 3 1996)
06 – “Brain Stew/Jaded” (Live at the BBC November 3 1996)
07 – “Walking Contradiction” (Live at the BBC November 3 1996)
08 – “Stuck With Me” (Live at the BBC November 3 1996)
09 – “Hitchin’ A Ride” (Live at the BBC February 12 1998)
10 – “Nice Guys Finish Last” (Live at the BBC February 12 1998)
11 – “Prosthetic Head” (Live at the BBC February 12 1998)
12 – “Redundant” (Live at the BBC February 12 1998)
13 – “Castaway” (Live at the BBC August 28 2001)
14 – “Church On Sunday” (Live at the BBC August 28 2001)
15 – “Minority” (Live at the BBC August 28 2001)
16 – “Waiting” (Live at the BBC August 28 2001)
Led Zeppelin are revisiting their 1971 classic, “Rock And Roll”, on the second episode of their newly-launched 50th anniversary video series focused on their 1971 album, “Led Zeppelin IV.”
Issued as the second single from the project in the spring of 1972, the tune features a guest appearance by Rolling Stones co-founder and pianist Ian Stewart; it’s pounding intro by John Bonham was inspired by the opening of Little Richard’s 1957 cover of "Keep A-Knockin.'"
“’Rock And Roll’ just has that cheeky energy about it…it’s a party,” says Jimmy Page. “Great lyrics and a great performance.”
“Led Zeppelin IV” topped the charts in the band’s native UK and elsewhere, and reached No. 2 on the US Billboard 200 on its way to sales of more than 37 million copies worldwide, including 23 million in the US alone.
Ozzy Osbourne is streaming an animated video for his 1991 track, “Hellraiser”, featuring Lemmy Kilmister of Motorhead, from the recently-issued 30th anniversary digital release of his “No More Tears” album.
The 2021 mix presents the first-ever official version of the song featuring both rockers; “Hellraiser” was one of four songs on Osbourne’s sixth album that were co-written by Lemmy – alongside “Mama, I’m Coming Home,” “I Don’t Want To Change The World” and “Desire”, while Motorhead would go on to record their own version for their 1992 album, “March Or Die.”
“I’m so glad we were able to honor my dear friend Lemmy with this duet and now the video,” says Ozzy. “We immortalized him with a clip of the two of us being together, hanging out and getting into some trouble as we so often did.”
The expanded 30th anniversary digital reissue of “No More Tears” features the original album alongside bonus material that includes a mix of demos and live recordings from the era.
“No More Tears” reached No. 7 on the Billboard 200 on its way to sales of more than 4 million copies in the region, making it Osbourne’s second best-selling record after his 1980 debut, “Blizzard Of Oz.”
“Hellraiser” will be issued as a stand-alone release on Ozzy’s birthday, December 3; the special 10” black vinyl single will feature three versions of the song: the new 30th anniversary edition and the classic original Ozzy track with Motorhead’s version of the same song as the B-side.
The video for AC/DC’s 1991 track, “Thunderstruck”, has passed 1 billion views on YouTube.
“Thank you fans!,” shared the band on social media alongside news of the milestone.
Directed by David Mallet and filmed at London's Brixton Academy, the clip was for the lead single from “The Razor’s Edge” album; the tune reached No. 5 on the US Billboard Mainstream Rock chart while the project hit No. 2 on the Billboard 200 on its way to sales of more than 5 million copies in the region.
Last fall, AC/DC released their latest album, “Power Up”; the project topped the charts in more than 20 countries – including the US and UK, among others – while also enjoying a four-week run atop the Australian charts.
Metallica have teamed up with streaming platform MasterClass to teach a class on being a band.
In celebration of the group's 40th anniversary and as the first rock band to teach on MasterClass, James Hetfield, Lars Ulrich, Kirk Hammett and Robert Trujillo will reflect on four decades of music while giving members a window into their journey to teach strategies for growing and staying together as a band, collaborating creatively and maintaining a unique and intimate relationship with a loyal legion of fans.
In their class, Metallica will unpack the principles that ensure longevity as a group by being effective communicators, managing criticism and navigating collaboration. Breaking down some of their greatest hits, including "Enter Sandman" and "Master Of Puppets", they will provide techniques for songwriting, taking members through the process of a song from its conception as a riff to its finished arrangement, complete with lyrics, solos and moments of dynamic tension.
In addition, Metallica will dive deep into the audience-performer relationship, sharing advice on how to connect with fans on stage and off, and how to cultivate and maintain these lifelong relationships. Their philosophies on writing lyrics, creating albums and sustaining a band's interpersonal relationships over time will help aspiring musicians come together as a unified creative team. Members in creative fields will appreciate the band's insights on how to offer constructive feedback, communicate effectively when strong personalities are involved, and take a pragmatic approach to the necessities of business.
"We have sustained our bond for more than 40 years because we've learned a lot about each other and ourselves over time," says cofounder and frontman James Hetfield. "In our class we not only teach MasterClass members how we write songs and find inspiration for our music, but how the experiences we've had together have contributed to successful creative collaboration."
Metallica will wrap up the sessions with an exclusive six-song performance.
MasterClass gives viewers an opportunity to learn from the world's best across a wide range of subjects, including arts & entertainment, business, design and style, sports and gaming, writing and more.
Metallica's class is now available exclusively on MasterClass, where subscribers get unlimited access to all 100+ instructors with an annual membership.
The iconic band’s full catalogue is now available to its community via the @ledzeppelin account that will feature artwork and graphics, classic live performances, and other video content.
TikTok users can now create videos soundtracked to any song from Led Zeppelin’s full discography, encompassing over 100 total songs across their landmark studio and live albums, including some of their most legendary tracks such as “Whole Lotta Love,” “Stairway To Heaven,” “Rock And Roll,” “Black Dog” and “Ramble On.”
The group introduced themselves on the video platform with a post featuring a snippet of the remastered version of their 1970 “Led Zeppelin III” track, "Immigrant Song", and quickly followed that up with a second clip featuring music from their 1975 “Physical Graffiti” epic, “Kashmir.”
TikTok recently announced that more than 1 billion people around the world access their site every month.
This week, Led Zeppelin also launched a 50th anniversary video series focused on their 1971 album, “Led Zeppelin IV”, on their social media channels; the first episode in the series features the record’s opening track and lead single, “Black Dog.” See also:
Ozzy Osbourne will release an expanded 40th anniversary digital edition of his 1981 classic, “Diary Of A Madman”, on November 5.
Featuring classic tracks like “Flying High Again”, “Over The Mountain” and “You Can’t Kill Rock And Roll”, Osbourne’s second studio record continued the multi-platinum success of his solo debut, “Blizzard Of Ozz”, while reaching No. 16 on the US Billboard 200.
The 2021 reissue adds live versions of his US Mainstream Rock Top 5 hit, “Flying High Again”, and the track “Believer”, which were previously unavailable digitally but available in previous CD and LP editions.
The project was the Black Sabbath rocker’s second to feature guitarist Randy Rhoads, who passed away in a plane crash in the spring of 1982 while on the road in support of the album; Rhoads’ work with both Osbourne and Quiet Riot will be recognized this weekend when the late rocker will be honored with a Musical Excellence Award as part of the 2021 Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame induction ceremony in Cleveland, OH.
Ozzy Osbourne "Diary Of A Madman"
40th-anniversary expanded digital edition
Release date: November 5
01. Over The Mountain
02. Flying High Again
03. You Can't Kill Rock And Roll
04. Believer
05. Little Dolls
06. Tonight
07. S.A.T.O.
08. Diary Of A Madman
09. Believer (live)*
10. Flying High Again (live)*
Tom Petty’s team have announced that a documentary about the making of his 1994 album, “Wildflowers”, is coming to YouTube next month.
Following its premiere last week in cinemas worldwide, “Tom Petty, Somewhere You Feel Free: The Making of Wildflowers” will be streaming worldwide on November 11th for free in 4K resolution as part of the YouTube Originals series.
Directed by Mary Wharton, the project offers an intimate look into the making of the rocker’s second solo effort through the period of 1993-1995 as he worked with producer Rick Rubin for the first time.
The film presents archival footage of Petty and his band in the recording studio, behind-the-scenes on tour, and at home with his family, and includes never-before-seen video from a newly discovered archive of 16mm film, as well as new interviews with Wildflowers co-producer and Heartbreakers guitarist Mike Campbell along with Heartbreakers keyboardist Benmont Tench, and many more.
The documentary comes on the heels of the release of a 2020 series of expanded editions of the 1994 record, which Petty wrote and recorded as a double album before his record label convinced him to trim it back to a single record; almost two decades later, “Wildflowers & All The Rest” delivered the second half of the album as originally intended.
David Bowie’s team are revisiting the late rocker’s 1999 album, “hours…”, ahead of its inclusion in the forthcoming box set, “David Bowie 5. Brilliant Adventure (1992-2001).”
Fans can check out an EPK (electronic press kit) video of Bowie discussing how he wrote and produced the project, and watch upgraded videos for two of the record’s singles: “Thursday’s Child” and “Survive.”
“hours…” has been remastered for the 2021 package, which will be available in 11CD or 18LP editions and also include newly remastered versions of 1993’s “Black Tie White Noise” and “The Buddha of Suburbia”, 1995’s “1. Outside” and 1997’s “Earthling” along with the expanded live record, “BBC Radio Theatre, London, June 27,2000”, the non-album / alternative version / B-sides and soundtrack music compilation “Re:Call 5”, and the previously unreleased “Toy.”
Led Zeppelin have launched a 50th anniversary video series focused on their 1971 album, “Led Zeppelin IV.”
One of the best-selling records in music history, the project – which features eight instant classics from start to finish, including “Rock And Roll”, “Misty Mountain Hop” and “Stairway To Heaven” – went on to sell more than 37 million copies worldwide, including 23 million in the US alone.
The first episode in the series features the set’s lead single, “Black Dog.”
The song’s title was inspired by a huge, nameless black Labrador Retriever that wandered around the band’s sessions at Headley Grange, a mansion in Hampshire, England
Released almost a month after the album’s arrival, “Black Dog” was a Top 10 track in several countries while peaking at No. 15 on the US Billboard Hot 100.
Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason’s Saucerful Of Secrets have announced dates for an early 2022 tour of North America.
Mason and the group – who exclusively perform vintage pre-Dark Side Of The Moon-era material by the iconic band – will launch the six-week series January 18 in Toronto, ON and hit most major US cities before it wraps up in Vancouver, BC on February 28.
"We enjoyed our 2019 tour in America so much,” says Mason. “We're happy to be back at it and playing Pink Floyd music fans may have never had the chance to experience live."
Tickets for the first half of The Echoes Tour – named after the epic 1971 Pink Floyd track – will go on sale this coming Friday, October 29 - with the exception of Philadelphia, which goes on sale with the other half of the dates on Friday, November 5.
Saucerful Of Secrets – named after Pink Floyd’s second studio album – will follow the North American trek with a series of Ireland and UK dates in the spring and European shows in May and June of next year.
In the fall of 2020, the group released “Live At The Roundhouse”, which captures the band in concert at the legendary London venue during their first tour.
Nick Mason’s Saucerful Of Secrets The Echoes Tour
2022 North American leg
Jan 18 – Toronto, ON @ Massey Hall
Jan 19 – Montreal, QC @ Théâtre Saint-Denis 1
Jan 21 – Boston, MA @ Shubert Theatre – Boch Center
Jan 22 – Providence, RI @ Providence Performing Arts Center
Jan 24 – Port Chester, NY @ The Capitol Theatre
Jan 25 – Philadelphia, PA @ Merriam Theater
Jan 26 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Benedum Center
Jan 28 – New York, NY @ Beacon Theatre
Jan 30 – Washington, DC @ The Anthem
Feb 01 – Cincinnati, OH @ Music Hall
Feb 02 – Akron, OH @ Akron Civic Theatre
Feb 04 – Chicago, IL @ Chicago Theatre
Feb 06 – Milwaukee, WI @ Riverside Theater
Feb 08 – St. Louis, MO @ Stifel Theatre
Feb 09 – Memphis, TN @ Cannon Center
Feb 10 – Kansas City, MO @ Muriel Kauffman Theatre
Feb 12 – Grand Prairie, TX @ Texas Trust CU Theatre at Grand Prairie
Feb 15 – Denver, CO @ Paramount Theatre
Feb 17 – Phoenix, AZ @ Orpheum Theatre
Feb 18 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Orpheum Theatre
Feb 21 – San Diego, CA @ Balboa Theatre
Feb 23 – Sacramento, CA @ Memorial Auditorium
Feb 24 – Oakland, CA @ Fox Theater
Feb 26 – Seattle, WA @ Moore Theatre
Feb 27 – Spokane, WA @ First Interstate Center for the Arts
Feb 28 – Vancouver, BC @ The Orpheum
Bruce Springsteen performed a stripped-down, acoustic version of his 1980 classic, “The River”, on the Monday, October 25 episode of CBS-TV’s The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.
Springsteen was on hand to promote the October 26 release of his new book, “Renegades: Born In The USA”, which he co-authored with President Barack Obama and whose title was inspired by the pair’s recent podcast series, “Renegades.”
While discussing how his dedication to his craft as a musician consumed his early years as an artist, the rocker revealed that he eventually found a balance between life and his art.
“Love my job, great way to make a living, no way to live,” explained Springsteen. “If you fully subsume yourself in it, it’s no way to live. There have been many, many artists previous to me and my peers that didn’t figure that out and it could be very, very, very dangerous to you mentally, physically … not cleaving between your work life and your family life and your home life,”
Springsteen showed off the guitar that is featured on the iconic cover of his 1975 album, “Born To Run.”
“I’ve played this guitar for 50 years,” he explained. “I bought it when I was 22 for $185 dollars on Highway 34 in Belmar, N.J. from a great guitar man named Phil Petillo, and I’ve had it ever since. It’s kind of a mutt. It’s made up of two different guitars, but this guitar has been in every club, theater, arena and stadium across America and most of the world. So, it’s been around a bit.”
“This (guitar) feels like my arm,” he added. “If I have this guitar, I don’t have anything on. This became an extension of my actual body. Anything else I pick up, it’s a guitar. For some reason, I’ve played this for so long that it became a natural part of your physique. I don’t play it much on stage these days. I sort of put it a little out to pasture; it’s done so much good work for me.”
Prior to his performance, Springsteen shared footage from the November 19 release of “The Legendary 1979 No Nukes Concerts”, which saw him performing at New York’s Madison Square Garden on his 30th birthday.
Metallica have announced rescheduled dates for their twice-postponed South American tour.
The six-show series, with guests Greta Van Fleet, was originally scheduled for April 2020 before the global health crisis shut down the live music industry; Metallica had rebooked the concerts for December 2020 before being forced to move them a second time.
“As the saying goes, the third time is the charm, and we’re excited to be in this space today to announce the re-rescheduled South American tour dates!,” says Metallica. “For those of you who have hung in there with us over the last 18 months since the original shows were supposed to happen, thank you for your tremendous patience! We truly cannot wait to finally visit South America for the first time in almost five years in April/May of 2022 as we head back for the originally planned six headlining shows, including two Brazilian cities we have never played in: Belo Horizonte and Curitiba. Still on board for the ride to open the show are our friends in Greta Van Fleet.
“Hang on to your tickets from those originally scheduled shows way back in April of 2020, as they will be honored for the new dates. Where applicable, refund information is below; we encourage you to visit the website or location where you purchased your tickets for additional details should you be unable to join us in the spring of 2022. Please note that the Buenos Aires show is back to the original location of Campo Argentino de Polo, and tickets are still available for most shows.”
“We wish you, your families, and your loved ones good health as we turn the page to the next chapter of this difficult time,” adds the band. “We cannot wait to spend time in person with our extended Metallica family next year!”
Refund Information
CHILE: All tickets previously purchased will be valid for the new show date. If you cannot attend the new date and require a refund, please visit puntoticket.com.
BRAZIL: All tickets previously purchased will be valid for the new show dates. If you have any questions about ticketing, please contact eventim.com.br.
ARGENTINA: All tickets previously purchased will be valid for the new show date and venue. For those who require a refund, please visit allaccess.com.ar for complete details and instructions.
Metallica 2022 South American Tour
Rescheduled dates as of October 25, 2021
Apr 27 - Santiago, Chile @ Estadio Nacional
Apr 30 - Buenos Aires, Argentina @ Campo Argentino de Polo
May 05 - Porto Alegre, Brazil @ Estacionamento da Fiergs
May 07 - Curitiba, Brazil @ Estádio Couto Pereira
May 10 - Sao Paulo, Brazil @ Estádio Do Morumbi
May 12 - Belo Horizonte, Brazil @ Estádio Mineirão
The Rolling Stones are streaming a collection of previously-unreleased rarities from the newly-available 40th anniversary reissue of their 1981 album, “Tattoo You.”
The songs on the set’s Lost & Found disc were from the period of the record’s original release, and were recently completed and enhanced with additional vocals and guitar by the band.
The nine tracks – which were first previewed ahead of the project’s October 22 arrival with the reissue’s lead single, “Living In The Heart Of Love”, and a cover of the Chi-Lites’ 1970 tune, “Troubles a’ Comin”” – also include a version of "Shame, Shame, Shame," first recorded in 1963 by one of the band's blues heroes, Jimmy Reed; their reading of Dobie Gray's "Drift Away", and a reggae-tinged version of "Start Me Up."
The original record has been remastered for 2021 as a standalone set, with some packages featuring a 1982 concert from London’s Wembley Stadium.
Upon its original release, “Tattoo You” was the group’s last album to hit No. 1 on the US Billboard 200 while reaching the Top 5 in more than a dozen countries.
“It’s a funny album,”Mick Jagger recently revealed to Rolling Stone about “Tattoo You”. “It’s not an album where you can say we went into X studio, we spent six months and this is the album. It’s just tracks that got recorded any time from 1972 to 1981. It wasn’t really an album. It was all over the place. It doesn’t have a kind of center.”
“Tattoo You” 40th Anniversary Editions are now available in a multiple formats, including CD, LP and digital, Deluxe 2CD and 2LP versions, and 4CD and 5LP Super Deluxe Boxset.
The Rolling Stones are currently playing dates on their rescheduled No Filter US tour, which will wrap up at the Hard Rock Live Arena in Hollywood, FL on November 23.
