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Yahoo
23-06-2025
- Yahoo
Iconic country music quartet may never perform this song live
A legendary country music group may never perform one of their songs live. Duane Allen told Taste of Country there is a good chance the Oak Ridge Boys will never perform 'Ever With Me' live. The reason? The song reminds Allen of his wife, Nora Lee, who died on March 31, 2024 after a long illness. The couple had been married almost 55 years, Taste of Country reported. 'We've not been able to do that on stage yet, because I'm not sure I can even get through it,' Allen told the outlet. 'Ever With Me' is included on the Oak Ridge Boys' most recent album 'Mama's Boys.' The vocal quartet recorded the project as Allen's wife struggled with her illness. The singer mentioned how difficult it was to even get through the recorded version of the deeply emotional tune. 'If you listen closely enough, you can hear the trembling in my voice,' Allen told Taste of Country. 'We decided to leave it on, because it was real,' the vocalist added. 'I was going through losing my wife during the recording process of that song, and it has a lot of emotion in it. I really like it.' The Oak Ridge Boys are currently on the group's 'American Made: Farewell Tour.' The tour was originally scheduled through December of 2024, but the Country Music Hall of Fame inductees added new dates for 2025. 'We've had so much fun touring from city to city and getting to see everyone,' member William Lee Golden said in the band's newsletter that listed the 2025 tour dates. The Oak Ridge Boys originally planned to retire after they first announced the tour. The group's tenor singer, Joe Bonsall, said in January 2024 that he would be retiring because of his battle with a neuromuscular disorder. He died from complications of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) the following July at age 76. Country star goes viral for forgetting lyrics to hit song at stadium show Country music star's son calls him 'lamest man to ever walk planet earth' With new album out soon, country star has already 'got ideas' for next one Country singer involved in pedestrian crash that killed 77-year-old woman Country singer fulfills young fan's unusual request: 'Well this was a first' Read the original article on MassLive.
Forbes
12-06-2025
- Forbes
Bruce Springsteen's Blockbuster Albums Storm The Charts Together
Bruce Springsteen is spending the summer traveling around Europe, performing dates on his Land of Hope and Dreams tour. The trek began two years ago under the name Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band 2023–2025 Tour, but when he picked up the guitar again in mid-May, he later renamed the venture and brought it to the United Kingdom. Springsteen and company recently played dates in Liverpool, marking his return to the nation, and this move has spurred a buying frenzy of his catalog. Half a dozen of Springsteen's albums appear on at least one chart apiece in the U.K. this week. Four of those titles return to the rankings, becoming bestselling releases once more. Born in the USA is the only one of Springsteen's titles that returns to a sales list and appears inside the top 40. The early-career classic breaks back onto the Official Album Downloads chart at No. 35. It also lands at No. 79 on the Official Albums Sales list after not appearing on that tally at all just a few days ago. Greatest Hits also reappears on both the Official Albums Sales and Official Physical Albums charts, where it can be found at Nos. 49 and 83, respectively. At the same time, the compilation rockets from No. 80 to No. 7 on the Official Album Downloads ranking – reaching a new high point in the process. Yet another compilation, titled simply Best Of, jumps back onto both the Official Albums Streaming list and the Official Albums chart. On those tallies, the compilation can be found at Nos. 84 and 93, respectively. Springsteen's catalog is so popular that one collection of smash singles isn't enough for the nation. The River is the only one of Springsteen's comebacks that doesn't make a home on several rankings. This time around, it only reenters the Official Album Downloads chart, where it comes in at No. 72. In addition to his quartet of returning favorites, one of Springsteen's oldest projects — his breakout set Born to Run — manages to debut on the downloads-only tally. The career-making set launches at No. 92, decades after it was first unveiled to the world.
CBS News
25-05-2025
- CBS News
Summer music heats up 2025
Ed Spinelli for CBS News Summer is the time to kick back at concerts. Scroll through our gallery of some of 2025's leading live acts, featuring images by CBS News photojournalist Jake Barlow and photographers Ed Spinelli and Kirstine Walton. Pictured: The Louisville rock band My Morning Jacket played at the Riverside Theater in Milwaukee, Wis., April 18, 2025. My Morning Jacket Ed Spinelli for CBS News Pictured are the members of My Morning Jacket (clockwise from top left): Vocalist Jim James, bassist Tom Blankenship, drummer Patrick Hallahan, guitarist Carl Broemel, and keyboardist Bo Koster. After launching their 2025 tour on April 1 in Chattanooga, the group added summer and fall dates across the U.S. through November 1. Bishop Briggs Jake Barlow/CBS News The English singer-songwriter Bishop Briggs (touring for her new album, "Tell My Therapist I'm Fine") stopped by Metro in Chicago on March 22, 2025. She performed "River," "Wild Horses," "Champion," "White Flag," and "My Seratonin." Deftones Kirstine Walton for CBS News Chino Moreno, the lead singer of Deftones, an alternative metal band hailing from Sacramento, Calif., performed at the United Center in Chicago, March 31, 2025. Their set list included "Be Quiet and Drive (Far Away)," "Diamond Eyes," "Hole in the Earth," and "Swerve City." Kylie Minogue Kirstine Walton for CBS News Australian singer-songwriter Kylie Minogue arrived at Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Ill, on April 2, 2025. Kylie Minogue Kirstine Walton for CBS News Minogue's set, stretched across five acts, included "last night I dreamt I fell in love," "Lights, Camera, Action," "Edge of Saturday Night," "Tension," "Padam Padam," "Timebomb" and "Get Outta My Way." She also sang covers of music by Carole King, Pandora, and Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds. Michael Monroe Ed Spinelli for CBS News Finnish singer Michael Monroe, who was a founding member of the '80s rock band Hanoi Rocks, performed at the Arcada Theatre in St. Charles, Ill., on April 6, 2025. The leadoff song of his set list was "Dead, Jail or Rock 'n' Roll." He also sang several Hanoi Rocks songs, including "Motorvatin'," "Up Around the Bend," "Malibu Beach Nightmare," and "Don't You Ever Leave Me." Geoff Tate Ed Spinelli for CBS News Geoff Tate, a founding singer from Seattle's heavy metal band Queensrÿche, performed at the Arcada Theatre in St. Charles, Ill., April 11, 2025. OK Go Ed Spinelli for CBS News Originally formed in Chicago, the rock band OK Go returned to the Windy City for a performance at the Riviera Theater on April 25, 2025. Their latest album is "And the Adjacent Possible." Trivium Jake Barlow/CBS News The heavy metal band Trivium performed at the Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom in Chicago on April 26, 2025. It was one stop on their "Poisoned Ascendancy Tour," which they are co-headlining with Bullet For My Valentine. Trivium Jake Barlow/CBS News Matt Heafy of Trivium. The heavy metal band is marking the 20th anniversary of their album "Ascendancy" by performing its songs live – for the last time. Their set list included "The End of Everything," "Pull Harder on the Strings of Your Martyr," "A Gunshot to the Head of Trepidation," and "Like Light to the Flies." Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds Kirstine Walton for CBS News Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds performed the first of two shows at the Salt Shed in Chicago on April 28, 2025 – stops on the group's "The Wild God Tour." An actor and writer as well as a musician, Cave has recorded 18 studio albums with The Bad Seeds; their latest is "Wild God," whose tracks include "Frogs," "Joy," "Song of the Lake" and "Long Dark Night." Rival Sons Jake Barlow/CBS News The rock band Rival Sons (featuring lead singer Jay Buchanan and guitarist Scott Holiday) played at the Rialto Square Theatre in Joliet, Ill., on May 1, 2025, before heading off to Canada, and a European tour. Their set list included "Nobody Wants to Die," "Too Bad," "Do Your Worst," and "Shooting Stars." Paul Simon Kirstine Walton for CBS News Paul Simon played the first of three shows at Chicago's Symphony Center on May 23, 2025. Opening with songs from his most recent album, "Seven Psalms," he performed selections with his wife, Edie Brickell. He also played songs from the Simon back catalog, from "Graceland" and "Homeward Bound," to "Slip Slidin' Away" and "Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard."
