Music News
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The End of an Era: Matt Cameron's Departure from Pearl Jam After 27 Years
Pearl Jam and drummer Matt Cameron part ways amicably after nearly three decades, concluding an iconic chapter in rock history.
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New Music Monday: 5 Fresh Tracks to Add to Your Playlist This Week
The 80's are back with new music from Men Without Hats, Stephen Bishop and more
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Fleetwood Mac’s Turning Point: The White Album at 49
Fleetwood Mac’s 1975 album marked a bold new chapter, transforming the band into a pop-rock powerhouse and setting the stage for one of music’s most iconic lineups.
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The Face Behind the Sound — Velvet Sundown Reveals They're All AI
Velvet Sundown has revealed they're a fully AI-generated band, sparking a wave of backlash and debate over authenticity, artistry, and the future of music.
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Rock's Best Guitarists - Ranked
From the wailing blues of the Delta to the shredding solos of stadium rock, this is the story of the guitar heroes who shaped music history, one legendary riff at a time.
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Foo Fighters: A New Chapter - 30 Years of Rock and Resilience
The Foo Fighters' "Today's Song" marks their 30th anniversary, a poignant reflection on their enduring rock legacy, personal triumphs, and the profound, lasting impact of Taylor Hawkins' absence.
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New Music Monday: 5 Songs to Spin This Week from The Countdown on The Bay
New Music Monday on *The Countdown* highlights fresh tracks from Yukon Blonde, Hayden, Foo Fighters, Caamp, and Jeffrey Hawkins that are worth adding to your playlist this week.
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Prince’s Purple Rain and “When Doves Cry” Still Resonate, 41 Years After Topping the Charts
Prince’s *Purple Rain* fused rock, funk, and soul into a groundbreaking album that redefined pop music and cultural expression in the 1980s.
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Remembering Robbie Robertson: The Canadian Songwriter Who Shaped Rock and Roll
Robbie Robertson, the Toronto-born guitarist and songwriter behind The Band, helped shape the sound of modern rock with a mix of Canadian roots and Southern soul.
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Oasis: The Brothers Are Back and Ready to Rock the World
Oasis Live '25 marks the long-awaited reunion of the iconic Britpop band, as brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher put their differences aside for a sold-out global tour.
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The Tragic Echo: Jim Morrison and the Enduring Mystery of the 27 Club
Influential musicians like Jim Morrison, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Kurt Cobain, and Amy Winehouse all died at the age of 27, leaving behind immense legacies and unanswered questions.
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Sloan: Still Rocking After All These Years
Sloan: 4 members, 3 decades, one unique Canadian Band
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The Top 10 Most Iconic Canadian Songs of All Time
Ten timeless tracks that capture the heart of Canada’s musical identity, from coast to coast and across generations.
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New Music Monday: Five Can't-Miss Tracks from The Countdown
New releases from the Cold Stares, Heartrunner, Sloan, Taj Mahal and The Headstones
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Billy Idol: The Wild Years, the Secrets, and the Children He Didn’t Know He Had
Billy Idol’s wild past catches up with him as a surprise DNA test reveals a long-lost son from his hard-living heyday.
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Serena Ryder Brings Soulful Tunes to Huntsville
Did Serena ever busk in downtown Huntsville?
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The Artists Bob Dylan Couldn't Stand—and What That Tells Us About Him
A deep dive into Bob Dylan’s complicated relationships with fellow folk artists and his fierce guard over musical authenticity.
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MJ Remembered: A Complex Legacy, 16 Years After His Death
On this day in 2009, the world lost Michael Jackson—an icon whose music, moves, and impact on pop culture remain unmatched.
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Songs on Trial – Music Plagiarism in the Spotlight
From Led Zeppelin to Ed Sheeran, some of music’s biggest names have faced courtroom battles over where influence ends and plagiarism begins.
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New Music Monday: 5 Tracks Exploring Love, Loss, Redemption and Grit
From soul-searching ballads to gritty rock anthems, this week’s picks dive into love, regret, and the weight of hard choices.
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The Sounds of The 88 Days of Summer
Classic Rock tracks that still Oown the season
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A Playlist to Celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day
A powerful mix of voices and visions, this Indigenous playlist showcases artists blending tradition, activism, and genre-defying sound.
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Fleetwood Mac’s “Dreams” Reaches No. 1 on a Date That Also Changed How We Listen
On June 18, 1977, Fleetwood Mac’s “Dreams” hit No. 1—the same day the LP format that made Rumours possible was introduced 29 years earlier.
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Pulp Returns with More: A Comeback That Cuts Through the Noise
Pulp returns with More, their first album in over two decades—a sharp, reflective record that proves they’ve still got something to say.
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New Music Monday: 5 songs that deliver the noise in different ways
Releases from the Lumineers, Ax & the Hatchetmen, Big Sugar, Kathleen Edwards and Born Ruffians
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A Father’s Day Playlist That Hits Home
A playlist that's thoughtful, warm and a little rugged - just like Dad!
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Ranking David Bowie’s 10 Greatest Albums
Several of David Bowie's most acclaimed albums gained even more recognition decades after their release, as new generations of listeners and critics rediscovered their influence and innovation.
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Remembering Dr. John: The Voodoo Voice of New Orleans
Dr. John was a master of musical alchemy, turning New Orleans street sounds into something timeless and entirely his own.
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On This Day: Jurors see the gun Phil Spector used to kill Lana Clarkson
Once hailed as a revolutionary force in music, Phil Spector’s legacy was overshadowed by his 2003 arrest and eventual conviction for the murder of actress Lana Clarkson.
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New Music Monday: From Gritty Blues to Meditative Folk, Five New Tracks Worth a Spin
New releases from Joe Bonamassa, Jamie Oppenheimer & Gina Horswood, Hinder, AMH, & Great Lake Swimmers
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John Fogerty Reclaims His Creedence Legacy
The new album "Legacy: The Creedence Clearwater Revival Years" will be released later this summer
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U2 reveals new album on the way
The band says they want to evolve, but stay true to their roots
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The Secret Life of Freddie Mercury and the Rumour of a Secret Daughter
The existence of a daughter is a well guarded secret
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"Bands I hated" - Paul McCartney
Even the greatest musicians had to keep an eye open for up & coming acts
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New Music Monday - 5 songs you need to hear this week
New releases from Dan Mangan, Ezra Furman, Pearl Jam, Sublime, and The Black Keys!
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Billy Joel cancels concert tour
The disorder that affects brain function and motor skills
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A Season of Sound and Soul: Huntsville Festival of the Arts' Big Summer of 2025
It's a line up that blends big names, comedy icons and community involvement
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Iggy Pop at 77: Still Raw, Still Reckless, Still Rocking
The Godfather of Punk is proving that retirement is for the boring
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Original Grateful Dead Members Plan 60th Anniversary Celebration
Dead & Company will host The Bay area's biggest festival this year
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Return of the Lizard King's Bust
Jim Morrison’s long-lost cemetery sculpture resurfaces after nearly four decades.
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The Black Keys Find Fresh Roots with 'No Rain, No Flowers'
Black Keys return with soulful grit
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Springsteen pushes back after Trump attacks spark backlash
Springsteen and top artists unite to defend free speech
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Foo Fighters part ways with drummer
Freese has also played with Guns N Roses, The Offspring, DEVO, NIN and more
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Matt Andersen Brings 'The Hammer and The Rose' to Huntsville
Matt Andersen’s new album delivers soul, grit, and heartfelt storytelling
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Supertramp's Live In Paris returns as a re-issue
It's a timeless live classic that deserves to be re-discovered or listened to for the first time
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Stephen Wilson Jr. expands "Son of Dad"
"I had more to say"
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The Dead South play Kee to Bala in July
It's one of a handful of stops on their world tour
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Rock and Roll Class of 2025 announced
Recipients include Cyndi Lauper, The White Stripes and more!
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Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds Find Light in the Dark on 'Wild God
The 11 piece band played in Toronto on April 23 to a sell out audience
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Springsteen releases Blind Spot from the vault
The influence of West Coast Hip Hop is front & centre on the track
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Mumford & Sons Come Home with Heartfelt Rushmere
The album’s title, is a nod to the place where the band first met.
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Jason Isbell Finds Quiet Power in Foxes in the Snow
In 2022, David Crosbie called Jason "one of the best writers in the country"
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Waterboys explore Dennis Hopper's life in new album
Mike Scott explores the tumultuous life of actor Dennis Hopper
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Hawksley Workman invites us to a strange & beautiful world
Huntsville's alt-rock veteran Hawksley Workman has never been one to play it safe
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The Rise of Jesse Roper: A True Canadian Music Story
Jesse Roper has carved out a notable place in Canada's independent music scene
Events
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Blushing Brides – The Rolling Stones Experience
The BLUSHING BRIDES are something exceedingly special and excessively unique in an industry of rampant mediocrity.
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Puppy Visit!
Join us on Tuesday, July 15 at 10:30 for a special visit with Barbet puppies! Read a puppy-themed story, do an activity, and meet two adorable puppies!
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BLENDING BLUES, AMERICANA, AND GOSPEL IN AN UNFORGETTABLE & SOUL-STIRRING SOLO PERFORMANCE
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