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Meet the Hair-Metal Superfan Who Just Became Quiet Riot's New Singer (opens the original)
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When John Torra walked the halls of Long Island’s Farmingdale High School just a few years ago, he was rarely without his Sony Walkman and favorite cassettes by Quiet Riot, Cinderella, Van Halen, Led Zeppelin, and Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow. And with his long, shaggy hair, cutoff denim jacket adorned with pins, and Mötley Crüe or Quiet Riot T-shirt, he gave off the distinct vibe of a time-traveling student from the class of 1987 rather than his actual graduating year of 2021. “A lot of the othe
What the Hell Is Going on With the Pearl Jam Drummer Situation? (opens the original)
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Pearl Jam fans spent much of the past year in suspense, waiting breathlessly to see who they’d hire as their new drummer following Matt Cameron’s departure after nearly 30 years. The big reveal was supposed to come at the third night of the Ohana Festival on September 27 when Pearl Jam played their first set since parting ways with Cameron. “I love the mystery of it all,” Pearl Jam guitarist Stone Gossard told SiriusXM’s Jonathan Cohen on May 21. “It’s so exciting. There’s not enough mystery in
Taylor Swift Wrote a Song About Cleveland. Here Are 10 Other Great Ones (opens the original)
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When Taylor Swift dropped the track listing to the deluxe edition of The Life of a Showgirl earlier this month, the title that jumped out to most people was “Cleveland!” This came not long after news that Swift and husband Travis Kelce had purchased a lakefront house near downtown Cleveland, not far from the eastern suburbs where he grew up, and natives of “The Land” were very curious to hear what she had to say about their beloved city. It turns out the song was largely a chance for Swift to bi
Nirvana Accept MTV Video Vanguard Award -- Without a Performance (opens the original)
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Public Enemy’s Chuck D presented the surviving members of Nirvana — Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic, and Pat Smear — with MTV‘s Video Vanguard Award on Sunday. Only Novoselic spoke, and there was no performance. “I don’t think there’s ever been a band exactly like Nirvana,” Chuck D said in his speech.“This award brings back so many memories of making those videos,” Novoselic said. “The ideas for those videos all grew out of the vision of one of the greatest artists of all time, Kurt Cobain. Kurt was
Who Will Pearl Jam Hire as Their New Drummer? We Have Suggestions (opens the original)
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A new era of Pearl Jam history is set to begin Sept. 27 when the band walks onstage at the Ohana Festival in Dana Point, California, and unveils their new drummer. The slot has been open since Matt Cameron’s amicable departure from the band in July 2025, and the group confirms they’ve indeed made their selection, but it’s somehow remained a complete secret. “It’s our mystery wrapped in an enigma,” Pearl Jam guitarist Stone Gossard said in May, “and we’re relishing in it right now.” Hardcore Pear
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