It starts early, it ends late, and if you go, you’ll probably lose your voice shouting along to “Killing in the Name” with a stranger. Leftapalooza, Longmont’s rowdiest, rockiest, beer-soakiest music ...

Cover songs, at some point, became part of nu-metal culture. To be more specific, these were mostly covers of pop songs. Sure, some did it before Limp Bizkit unleashed their take on George Michael's ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The singer, clad in black with bug-eyed shades gripping his face, motioned first to his left. “Adam Clayton on bass guitar!” Turning to the rear of the stage ...

Originally written and released by Otis Redding in 1965, “Respect” was a hit for the singer, as it peaked at No. 35 on the ...

There is no exact recipe when it comes to the best thrash metal cover songs. But then you also have Sodom, who just sound like they're having fun while covering a surf rock classic from the 1960s. The ...

It is the ultimate form of compliment from one artist to another when they record their own cover version of the original artist's work. Artists covering other artists have long been an integral part ...

The life story of Milwaukee's popular '90s cover band "Thunder and Lightning" is now a movie, capturing their journey from ...

"This song saved a broken piece of me," she said. Jessica Simpson is continuing to use music as an emotional outlet. The singer and entrepreneur released a cover of rock band Nothing But Thieves' song ...

San Ramon, California – December 08, 2025 – PRESSADVANTAGE – Six Gun Rebels, a Pacific Northwest-based Bad Company tribute ...

Every catchy pop track hides possibilities. And once a metal band picks it up, the song shifts character—sometimes darker, sometimes heavier—always in an unexpected way. That’s the joy of reinvention ...

Summer in the Pacific Northwest offers no shortage of multi-day music festivals with bands and artists from across the world and in multiple genres. But the annual “Harefest,” which just wrapped up ...

“And,” he said just as the skull-capped guitarist to his right punctuated a groove-ridden “Mysterious Ways” with a pealing solo, “this is the Edge!” But the man on the mic wasn’t Bono — and the ...