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By Syndicated Content Apr 6, 2021 7:00 PM Rage Against the Machine s Tom Morello and Chris Cornell s daughter Lily Cornell Silver are set to appear during Set Break , an upcoming streaming festival promoting mental health awareness. The virtual event airs April 10 via Twitch and is hosted by Backline, an organization that works to connect musicians and music industry professionals with mental health resources. Silver, Cornells eldest daughter, hosts a mental health series...

By Syndicated Content Apr 6, 2021 8:00 PM Rage Against the Machine s Tom Morello and Chris Cornell s daughter Lily Cornell Silver are set to appear during Set Break , an upcoming streaming festival promoting mental health awareness. The virtual event airs April 10 via Twitch and is hosted by Backline, an organization that works to connect musicians and music industry professionals with mental health resources. Silver, Cornells eldest daughter, hosts a mental health series...

By Syndicated Content And so it went: another Pretty Reckless song climbs the charts. Taylor Momsen and companys latest single, "And So It Went," has been following in the footsteps of the outfits previous hits as it bounds up Billboard s Mainstream Rock Airplay ranking. It currently sits at number three  -- a mark matched by six other Pretty Reckless singles, five of which would eventually hit number one. Speaking with ABC Audio, Momsen shares that she originally wro...

By Emily Lee The iHeartRadio Music Awards are back! As we all remember, the 2020 live TV broadcast event of the iHeartRadio Music Awards on FOX was unfortunately cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Last years winners were revealed for the first time on-air throughout Labor Day weekend across iHeartRadio stations nationwide and on the iHeartRadio App. The 2021 iHeartRadio Music Awards, however, will be airing LIVE from The Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles on Thursday, May 27 on FOX. The event ...

And so it went: another Pretty Reckless song climbs the charts. Taylor Momsen and companys latest single, "And So It Went," has been following in the footsteps of the outfits previous hits as it bounds up Billboard s Mainstream Rock Airplay ranking. It currently sits at number three  -- a mark matched by six other Pretty Reckless singles, five of which would eventually hit number one. Speaking with ABC Audio, Momsen shares that she originally wrote "And So It Went" as a refl...

Soundgarden when Chris took his life after their show at Fox Theatre in Detroit. The singer spoke about the tragedy with Chris daughter, Lily Cornell Silver, on the latest episode of her IGTV interview series Mind Wide Open. The topic arose when Lily asked about the making of The Pretty Reckless , Death by Rock and Roll, which Taylor admitted was born out of mourning. “We were opening for Soundgarden, which, to me, was the highest of highs,” she recalled. ​“Respect is not the right w...

As The Pretty Reckless tops the charts, singer Taylor Momsen makes herself home on midcoast Momsen has been spending more time at her home in Maine, where her band also recorded its recent album, Death by Rock and Roll. Photo courtesy of Fearless Records During some really dark periods in her life, singer Taylor Momsen has turned to Maine for light and hope. She first started on a downward emotional spiral – drinking too much, not devoting as much energy to her music as she wanted to – in ...

Rock may have been forced underground and darkened by suicide and sexism, but a new film with Metallica and Slipknot fights its corner

When it comes to tastes in music, I can honestly say I like everything. Yes, its true. I usually dont go out of my way to listen to a lot of the "non-rock" stuff, but if you look through my music collection, youll find music from all genres. Rap I enjoy Eminem, Insane Clown Posse, Tupac & Snoop Dogg, in country I like Garth Brooks, Brad Paisley, and Id be lieing if I didnt know the words to some Dixie Chicks songs. On the hip hop side, I enjoy many, and flat out admit that I have a huge crush o...

'Attitudes have not changed as radically as people would like to believe,' Jett admits.