Dave Grohl and Greg Kurstin held the first-ever live edition of their “Hannukah Sessions” project on December 5 at the 250-capacity Largo in Los Angeles, California. This year’s event, which was presented by director Judd Apatow, with profits going towards the Anti-Defamation League, featured Jewish…
Related Articles
-
Beatles biopic ‘Midas Man’ shuts down mid shoot following director exit
Beatles fans might have to wait a little longer for this one The post Beatles biopic ‘Midas Man’ shuts down...
-
Listen to Guns N’ Roses soaring new single ‘The General’
The song is the B-side to 'Perhaps' The post Listen to Guns N’ Roses soaring new single ‘The General’...
-
Travis Kelce shares that Taylor Swift “wasn’t too happy” about postponing Buenos Aires show
He also said he was "blown away" by Swift's "electric" 'Eras Tour' concerts in Argentina The post Travis Kelce shares...
-
NOFX announce last-ever live dates: “This is not a final tour like Mötley Crüe or Black Sabbath”
The band will play 40 songs a night on the tour and no two setlists will be the same...
-
Sacha Baron Cohen says he was fortunate to escape gun-rights rally ‘Borat’ stunt in one piece
"I was wearing a bulletproof vest" The post Sacha Baron Cohen says he was fortunate to escape gun-rights rally ‘Borat’...
-
The Menzingers Announce New Album Some of It Was True, Share “Hope Is a Dangerous Little Thing”: Stream
The punk rockers' seventh studio album, their "most realized" yet, arrives this October. The Menzingers Announce New Album Some of...
-
Yungblud live on YouTube: all-singing, all-dancing live-streamed gig does social distancing with style
The pop hero brings a much-needed source of joy with his online revue show The post Yungblud live on YouTube:...
-
Jamie Lynn Spears Voices Support for Britney Spears in Conservatorship Battle
Britney's younger sister says she just wants the pop star to be "happy". Jamie Lynn Spears Voices Support for Britney...
0 Comments
