RATT vocalist Stephen Pearcy has weighed in on the never-ending debate about how the rise of grunge in the early 1990s forced most hard rock bands off the radio and MTV, with album and tour sales plummeting.
Asked in a new interview with Goldmine magazine if grunge was the deciding factor in RATT’s…
Related Articles
-
Bad Bunny concert in Puerto Rico contributes to local spike in COVID-19 cases
More than 2,000 people tested positive in connection to the two-day event in December The post Bad Bunny concert in...
-
Dixie Chicks Postpone Comeback Album Gaslighter Due to Coronavirus Concerns
Country trio's first album in 14 years has been indefinitely delayed. Dixie Chicks Postpone Comeback Album Gaslighter Due to Coronavirus...
-
The best films of 2022… so far!
How many have you crossed off your watchlist? The post The best films of 2022… so far! appeared first on...
-
‘Crash Bandicoot 4’ and ‘Spyro’ remaster studio teases its next game
Toys For Bob started helping development of 'Warzone' last year The post ‘Crash Bandicoot 4’ and ‘Spyro’ remaster studio teases...
-
Shudder Offering Free Month of Horror to New Members
From documentaries to original series to classic movies. Shudder Offering Free Month of Horror to New MembersMichael Roffman
-
Elton John and Mariah Carey pay tribute to Olivia Newton-John at state memorial
“She was such a wonderful force of nature, she was funny, kind, warm and talented” The post Elton John and...
-
Lizzo opens up about sadness on TikTok: “If you’re going through things, just know you’re not alone”
"I'm definitely glad I reached out in any way I could" The post Lizzo opens up about sadness on TikTok:...
-
Youth Lagoon announces ten-year anniversary edition of ‘The Year of Hibernation’
The Idaho artist's debut album was the first of three records released under the Youth Lagoon moniker The post Youth...
0 Comments
