Sharon Osbourne: Ozzy Osbourne 'Doing Incredibly Well' With Sobriety
Earlier this year Ozzy Osbourne made the revelation that he had relapsed with drugs and alcohol and offered an apology to his family, friends and the fans for his actions. His wife Sharon Osbourne later revealed that she was “devastated” by Osbourne’s actions and that she intended to support Osbourne despite her unhappiness about the [...]… More »
14-Year-Old Tina Wails on Van Halen's 'Eruption' – Best of YouTube
Eddie Van Halen may have turned in one of the greatest guitar moments in history 35 years ago when the instrumental piece ‘Eruption’ appeared on Van Halen‘s self-titled debut album, but he also set the bar for generations to come. This tricky solo is definitely one for those with nimble fingers and 14-year-old Tina S. [...]… More »
Disturbed + Device Frontman David Draiman Backs Holocaust Awareness Event
Those who follow Device and Disturbed frontman David Draiman know that the rocker is well-studied on his Jewish history. Now he’s using his celebrity to help bring the story of holocaust survivor Leah Johnson to a wider audience. Draiman has teamed with local Hasidic Rabbi Yosef Levertov to bring Johnson to Austin to share her [...]… More »
In Flames Taking Year Off to Work on New Album
If you caught In Flames at Rock on the Range last weekend, that memory will have to last you a while. Guitarist Bjorn Gelotte confirmed in an interview with KQXR 100.3 The X Rocks from Boise, Idaho that the group is taking some significant time away from the road to work on their next disc. [...]… More »
Favorite Dio 'Holy Diver' Song – Readers Poll
Back on May 25, 1983, Ronnie James Dio showed that stepping away from Black Sabbath would not set back his career, as his self-titled band Dio delivered a metal classic known as ‘Holy Diver’ on their very first try. This Readers Poll reflects on the disc and asks the Dio fans to tell us which [...]… More »
Incubus' Make Yourself Foundation to Raise $20K for Oklahoma Tornado Victims
The city of Moore, Okla. was recently in the headlines after the town was devastated by deadly tornados. In the past few days, many in the public eye have rallied around the town, including Incubus who just announced a partnership with RYOT that will seek to bring an additional $20,000 in relief for victims of [...]… More »
Slash Seeks Assistance in Recovering Old Les Paul Goldtop Guitar
Slash is looking to reunite with an “old friend,” but this relationship comes strings attached … assuming that his onetime guitar still has strings. The guitar great is hoping that his extensive social networking and online following will help relocate one of his Les Paul guitars that he used back in the early ’90s. The [...]… More »
Daily Reload: Slayer, Jane's Addiction, Scott Weiland + More
- Friends and peers gathered in Los Angeles to celebrate the life and legacy of Slayer guitar great Jeff Hanneman. [Loudwire] - At that very same Jeff Hanneman Memorial Celebration, Slayer guitarist Kerry King offered some fond recollections of the rocker. [Loudwire] - Jane’s Addiction‘s Dave Navarro trashes his former bandmate Eric Avery after the bassist… More »
Stone Temple Pilots Members File Lawsuit Against Scott Weiland
Stone Temple Pilots apparently fired frontman Scott Weiland earlier this year and now the band has filed a lawsuit against the singer, claiming that he plotted to sabotage their 20th anniversary tour, among other accusations. TMZ.com reports that the band stated that Weiland was chronically late for performances and missed promotional gigs, which led to the band… More »
Scott Weiland: Chester Bennington-Fronted Band Is 'Not Stone Temple Pilots'
Many music fans were surprised last weekend when Stone Temple Pilots not only played a secret gig with Linkin Park’s Chester Bennington as their new singer at the KROQ Weenie Roast in Los Angeles, but also released a new song called ‘Out of Time.’ But perhaps no one was more surprised than original STP frontman [...]… More »
35 Years Ago: David Gilmour's Debut Album Released
As any crate digger can attest, it’s easy to judge a rock album by its cover. Analyzing a gatefold sleeve can be an illuminating experience — and there’s no better example of this than David Gilmour‘s self-titled 1978 debut. For Gilmour — who basically reinvented the electric guitar with psych-rock pioneers Pink Floyd — the [...]… More »
Lynyrd Skynyrd Play New 'Pawn Stars' Theme
Lynyrd Skynyrd played their new theme song for the TV show ‘Pawn Stars’ at an event held for the program in Las Vegas last month. The song, ‘Winning Isn’t Everything,’ has been available on iTunes since April 30. You can see a video of the live performance above. ‘Pawn Stars’ returns to the History Channel on May [...]… More »
40 Years Ago: Nazareth's 'Razamanaz' Album Released
After five years of serious dues-paying on the competitive U.K. music scene, Scottish rockers Nazareth were still looking for their big break when they unleashed their third album, ‘Razamanaz,’ in May of 1973. They finally found it. Nazareth’s story begins in the city of Dumferline, where the quartet — singer Dan McCafferty, guitarist Manny Charlton… More »
Moody Blues Announce 2013 U.S. Tour
The Moody Blues have announced the dates for their 2013 U.S. tour, which starts in late September and runs through the beginning of November. The veteran band will play nearly 30 dates during the two-month road trip. The tour coincides with the release of a new career-spanning box set on the band, which will come out [...]… More »
35 Years Ago: AC/DC's 'Powerage' Album Released
Australian rockers AC/DC were teetering on the brink of worldwide stardom when they released ‘Powerage’ on March 25, 1978, and though the album didn’t quite get them there, it marked an important period of transition for the band and remains a favorite of many fans who feel it is an underrated classic. Their previous album, [...]… More »
Dio 'HLY DVR' License Plate – Pic of the Week
Even though he’s been gone for over three years now, the spirit of Ronnie James Dio is still all around us — even in the parking lot of a hardware store in Akron, Ohio. That’s where we found this awesome license plate, which pays loud, proud and highly efficient, vowel-less tribute to Dio’s 1983 debut [...]… More »
40 Years Ago: Mike Oldfield's 'Tubular Bells' Album Released
“I suppose I was advanced for my age.” So said composer and multi-instrumentalist Mike Oldfield to The Guardian, reflecting on ‘Tubular Bells,’ the 1973 masterwork he composed at the age of 19. Some musicians toil for decades as they work toward their definitive album; Oldfield — then a struggling, baby-faced guitarist with a minor role [...]… More »
'We're The Millers' Trailer – What's the Song?
In the new (and definitely NSFW) trailer for the upcoming comedy ‘We’re The Millers,’ we get an eyeful of Jennifer Aniston and an earful of Billy Squier‘s ‘The Stroke,’ as re-interpreted by rapper Mickey Avalon. The film stars Jason Sudeikis as a low-level pot dealer stuck in debt to his supplier. In order to erase [...]… More »
30 Years Ago: Dio's 'Holy Diver' Released
By May of 1983, the man baptized Ronald James Padavona had already accumulated an incomparable musical CV including passages through numerous obscure ‘60s Doo Wop groups, ‘70s blues-rockers Elf, castle-metal kings Rainbow, and heavy metal originators Black Sabbath; but now, finally, at the ripe age of 41, Ronnie James Dio was finally ready for his [...]… More »
Billy Joel Releases Recent Live Clips
He may or may not be giving up touring, but either way, Billy Joel‘s Irish fans will get at least one more chance to see him in concert. On November 1, Joel is scheduled to play the O2 Arena in Dublin, an engagement that will see him returning to Ireland for the first time in [...]… More »
Bruins oust Rangers, set up series vs. Pens
Bruins 3, Rangers 1… More »
Kuchar uses late birdie to keep Colonial lead
Matt Kuchar made a 12-foot birdie putt at the 16th hole to regain the lead near the end of a long Saturday at Colonial, and led four players by a stroke after three rounds. More »
NBA reviewing Wade's elbow, other plays
NBA vice president Stu Jackson is reviewing several plays for possible discipline from Friday's Game 2 of the Eastern Conference finals. Specifically the league is believed to be reviewing a Dwyane Wade elbow. More »
Ky. Busch wins 7th N'wide race at Charlotte
Kyle Busch dominated at Charlotte Motor Speedway again Saturday, racing to his sixth Nationwide Series victory of the season and record seventh career win at the track. More »
Car forces Patrick to back of Charlotte field
Danica Patrick wasn't optimistic about her chances in Sunday's Coca-Cola 600 before the weekend, and now she will start from the back. More »
France doesn't back Charlotte-to-Vegas idea
NASCAR chairman Brian France is not in favor of moving a Sprint Cup race from Charlotte Motor Speedway to Las Vegas. More »
Spurs' Duncan divorcing wife of 12 years
San Antonio Spurs All-Star Tim Duncan is getting divorced. More »
Grizzlies' Hollins all for anti-flopping rules
In response to the NBA's $5,000 flopping fine on Grizzlies guard Tony Allen after Game 2 of the Western Conference finals, coach Lionel Hollins conceded the league's anti-flopping rules were appropriate and could possibly be enforced more widely. More »
Boston Marathon group completes last mile
Thousands of athletes joined victims of the Boston Marathon bombings to run and walk the last mile of the race Saturday, reclaiming the triumph of crossing the finish line. More »
Pacers clutch late, even series against Heat
Roy Hibbert scored 29 points, David West knocked away two passes by LeBron James for huge turnovers in the final minute, and the Indiana Pacers evened the Eastern Conference finals against the Miami Heat in Game 2 on Friday night. More »
O-Zone: Rhetorically speaking
JACKSONVILLE -- Let's get to it . . . Bill from Palm Coast, FL: The quarterback issue is maddening to Jags fans because with all due respect to Mark Brunell, the team has not had a top-tier quarter... More »
What We Learned: Week Two OTA edition
What we’ve learned in the first two weeks of Jacksonville Jaguars 2013 Organized Team Activities. More »
O-Zone: Urgent task at hand
JACKSONVILLE – Let’s get to it... Bo from Dresden, NC: What have you noticed about the O-line, other than they are big and eat a lot? John: The main thing you have noticed in organized team activit... More »
THE ROAR traveling to UK for annual calendar photo shoot
THE ROAR of the Jaguars will be traveling to London this week for their annual calendar shoot. More »
OTA Report: Week Two wraps, Miller returns
Week Two of 2013 OTAs; veteran defensive tackle Roy Miller makes Jaguars OTA debut. More »
Jaguars visit Naval Station Mayport
The Jaguars meet and greet sailors during reopening of the Mayport Chief Petty Officer’s Club… More »
Jaguars 2013 OTAs: Trufant liking surroundings
New Jacksonville Jaguars CB Marcus Trufant on Gratz, Cyprien: "Those guys are going to do well"… More »
O-Zone: Big-picture question
JACKSONVILLE – Let’s get to it... Tom from St. Augustine, FL: I have watched Maurice Jones-Drew play every home game in person, some on the road and the others on television. I have seen him at num... More »
Jaguars sign Ebert, release Pendleton
Jacksonville Jaguars sign WR Jeremy Ebert and release second-year DT Jeris Pendleton… More »
Jaguars sign seventh-round draft pick Demetrius McCray
The Jacksonville Jaguars signed 2013 seventh-round draft pick Demetrius McCray to a contract, the club announced today. More »
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Subaru latest customer for Port of Brunswick
"It's significant that Brunswick is Subaru's first port of entry in the Southeastern U.S.," said Georgia Ports Authority Executive Director Curtis Foltz. More »
Navy League member Arlie McNeill talks Wednesday during the Golden...
By MICHAEL HALL The Brunswick News Olaf Olsen was just a teenager in 1942 when he was called to pilot a boat carrying the captains of the Esso Baton Rouge and the Texas tanker Oklahoma. More »
Glynn Academy senior dies Wednesday morning, the day he was to graduate
A Glynn Academy senior due to graduate Wednesday night died that morning at a "senior house" on St. More »
Satilla Marsh Elementary School first-grade teacher Lisa Fauth plays...
By SARAH LUNDGREN The Brunswick News With just 15 minutes left in the school year and the start of summer vacation, allowing students to play board games seemed like the sensible thing to do for Satilla Marsh Elementary teacher Lisa Fauth on Tuesday afternoon. More »
Concord University bids farewell to 277 grads and President Aloia
A little rain didn't dampen the spirits of graduates and their families on the campus beautiful Saturday when diplomas were conferred upon more than 200 students in two separate ceremonies. More »
Commish gets salary despite charges
THE GOVERNOR OF GEORGIA IS LOOKING FOR SOMEONE TO FILL IN FOR A MEMBER OF THE BRUNSWICK CITY COMMISSION WHO HAS BEEN SUSPENDED. More »
Man incompetent to stand trial in Brunswick child murder case
BRUNSWICK, Ga. -- The convicted child molester accused of luring a local boy to his death is not competent to stand trial, according to a judge in Brunswick. More »
Fans Experience Jeff & Sheri Easter's Homecoming
"Jeff & Sheri Easter rock," exclaimed Mallory Shires, age 8. Shires and her sister Alyssa, along with other youth at the event actually joined Jeff & Sheri to sing "Sitting on Top of the World." The Lewis Family Homeplace teamed with hundreds of fans each night for the Jeff & Sheri Easter Homecoming in Lincolnton, Ga. More »
Guardrail repairs set for several Ga. counties
The repair work will run from 8:30 a.m. until 5 p.m., Tuesday through Friday, weather permitting, in Chatham, Glynn, Appling, Tattnall and Bulloch counties, according to the Georgia Dept. More »
Speedy Tostensen, owner of Poteet Seafood Company, inspects shrimp to ...
By MARTIN RAND III The Brunswick News Looking at his office wall, Speedy Tostensen admires all the pictures of his shrimp boats. More »
