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Motley Crue launched their Vegas residency at Dolby Live at Park MGM, their first show since lead singer Vince Neil suffered a stroke last Christmas. Despite health challenges, Neil performed through the set, which included classic hits, as the band celebrated their career with a 14-song setlist. The residency continues with nine more shows scheduled through early October.
Renowned US singer Michael Bolton is recuperating from a successful brain tumour surgery and has taken a temporary break from touring. Diagnosed late last year, the 70-year-old artist is now focused on recovery at home with the support of his family. Bolton, who has sold over 75 million records and is known for hits like "How Am I Supposed to Live Without You," reassured fans of his return to performing soon, expressing gratitude for their support and promising further updates when possible.
Michael Bolton, the Grammy-winning singer, announced on Facebook that he was diagnosed with a brain tumor and has undergone successful surgery. He is currently recuperating at home and will be taking a temporary break from performing to focus on his recovery, with plans to return to touring after a couple of months. Bolton expressed his reluctance to disappoint fans but assured them of his efforts to recover quickly and thanked them for their support.
Michael Bolton, the Grammy award-winning singer, has disclosed to his fans that he was diagnosed with a brain tumor before the holidays, which necessitated immediate surgery. He is currently recovering at home and will be taking a temporary break from touring to focus on his recuperation. Bolton expressed his difficulty in disappointing fans but assured them of his efforts to return to performing soon. He remains grateful for the support and positive messages from his fans.
Theobald "Theo" Lengyel, a former saxophonist for the metal-funk band Mr. Bungle, has been charged with first-degree murder in connection with the disappearance and suspected death of his girlfriend, Alice "Alyx" Kamakaokalani Herrmann. Herrmann was last seen on December 3rd, and her body was later found in a park. Lengyel, who has not cooperated with the investigation, was arrested and faces additional charges of burglary and auto theft. He was an early member of Mr. Bungle but left the band in the mid-1990s.
Christina Aguilera has postponed two shows of her Las Vegas residency at The Venetian’s Voltaire Belle de Nuit due to the flu. The Grammy-winning artist shared the news on Instagram, expressing her eagerness to return to the stage once she recovers. Fans who planned to attend the now-rescheduled weekend concerts can seek ticket information at the original point of purchase. Aguilera's residency had successfully kicked off with performances on December 30 and 31, where she showcased her biggest hits and fan favorites.
The music scene in 2024 is buzzing with anticipation for new albums from a star-studded lineup including Dua Lipa, Ariana Grande, Billie Eilish, Lil Nas X, and many others, despite the unpredictable nature of music release dates. While some artists like Kanye West continue to delay their releases, others like Kali Uchis and Kid Cudi have confirmed dates in January. Fans are also speculating about potential albums from artists who have been quiet for years, such as Rihanna and Frank Ocean, and eagerly awaiting confirmed releases from Green Day, Jennifer Lopez, and Usher in the first quarter. The year promises a mix of debut albums, long-awaited follow-ups, and potential surprise releases, keeping music enthusiasts on the edge of their seats.
Rage Against the Machine, the iconic rock band known for their political activism and powerful music, have announced their retirement from touring, 33 years after their formation. The decision comes after vocalist Zack de la Rocha suffered a severe tear in his left Achilles tendon, which not only affects his ability to perform but also his basic functionality. Despite the band's desire to continue their work, the physical limitations and the need for healing have led to this difficult decision. The band, which won a pair of Grammys and was known for their high-profile controversies, last performed live in August 2022 at Madison Square Garden.
Rage Against the Machine, the iconic rock band known for their politically-charged music, has disbanded for the third time, drummer Brad Wilk announced. The breakup follows a series of canceled tour dates from their Public Service Announcement reunion tour, which had already faced postponements due to the Covid pandemic and frontman Zack de la Rocha's Achilles tendon injury. Despite their recent induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the band will not be touring or playing live again, leaving fans without the anticipated comeback.
Rage Against the Machine has announced their third breakup, canceling their postponed reunion tour. Drummer Brad Wilk shared the news on Instagram, disappointing fans who had been awaiting rescheduled dates after the tour was initially postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic and later due to lead singer Zack de la Rocha's Achilles tendon injury. The band, known for their political activism and powerful music, first split in 2000 and had a brief reunion in 2007 before going on hiatus in 2011. Despite their recent induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, with only guitarist Tom Morello attending the ceremony, there will be no future live performances or tours.
Rage Against the Machine (RATM) has announced their breakup once again, with drummer Brad Wilk informing fans that the band will not be resuming their reunion tour or performing live in the future. This decision follows a series of canceled shows due to frontman Zack de la Rocha's Achilles tendon injury. Despite a brief appearance by de la Rocha at a Run the Jewels concert, and guitarist Tom Morello's solo attendance at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction, the band has decided not to continue. The group played only 19 shows in 2022, with de la Rocha largely immobile for most of them.
Joe Don Rooney, former lead guitarist of Rascal Flatts, has announced his sobriety after a life-changing car accident in 2021 where he drove drunk into a tree. He credits the incident, his subsequent time in rehab, and the support of his family and professionals for his nearly 28 months of sobriety. Rooney opened up about his struggles with alcohol, the impact on his personal and professional life, and his journey to recovery. He expressed gratitude for the change and is now focused on maintaining his sobriety and protecting his family.
Cradle of Filth members Zoë Federoff and Marek "Ashok" Šmerda have announced their engagement on New Year's Eve via Instagram. They plan to split their time between the US and Czech Republic to maintain their homes and raise bilingual children. Federoff addressed rumors, clarifying that her relationship with Šmerda did not influence her joining the band or their decision to stay post-engagement, and they remain committed to Cradle of Filth.
Cradle of Filth members Zoë Federoff and Marek “Ashok” Šmerda have announced their engagement on New Year's Eve via Instagram. Federoff addressed rumors about her joining the band due to her relationship, stating that she had no prior connection with Šmerda before joining and that their engagement will not affect their commitment to the band. The couple plans to split their time between the US and Czech Republic and raise bilingual children, while continuing to work with Cradle of Filth.
Joe Don Rooney of Rascal Flatts has publicly addressed rumors about his personal life, confirming his sobriety and denying that he is transitioning. He opened up about his struggles with alcohol, which culminated in a DUI and a car accident in 2021. Rooney shared his journey through treatment and his path to recovery, marking nearly 28 months of sobriety. He also reflected on the pressures and personal issues that contributed to his past behavior.