Dolly and Bono Are ‘Torn’ – U2 Frontman Tells How He Duetted with the Late Legend on Upcoming Album
Bono recruited Dolly Parton to sing on U2’s upcoming album ‘Carnaval de Luz’, reworking “Torn,” one of the legendary artist’s own tunes.
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Bono recruited Dolly Parton to sing on U2’s upcoming album ‘Carnaval de Luz’, reworking “Torn,” one of the legendary artist’s own tunes.
Read MoreBefore he was David Bowie, Davie Jones recorded songs with Kinks and The Who producer Shel Talmy, and the collection containing many never-before-released tracks comes out this September.
Read MoreJust as artists are pulling out of the current administration’s planned concert event, Tom Morello of Rage Against the Machine, currently playing with Bruce Springsteen announced the lineup for his Power to the People concert, taking place near the nation’s capital this coming October.
Read MoreAn Ohio jury ruled that “Because I Got High” rapper Afroman did not owe $4 million to the law enforcement officers who were featured in a series of music videos he made using footage recorded on his home security cameras.
Read MoreA collection of Swedish soft rock sensation ABBA’s greatest hits released in 1992 has this week propelled the band to number one on the ‘Billboard’ Dance Albums chart.
Read MoreToday’s entertainment news proves that ‘Black’ is back, with new releases from music’s The Black Crowes and Netflix’s renewal of ‘Black Mirror’ for an eighth season.
Read MorePink Floyd’s 1975 reissue of ‘Wish You Were Here’ has overtaken ‘Abbey Road’ to have the longest gap between number one positions on the UK albums chart, and the band created the first ever video for the title song.
Read MoreAll the monsters, ghouls and zombies will be Transylvania Twisting in Miramax’s animated feature film based on the Halloween classic story song “Monster Mash” by Bobby “Boris” Pickett.
Read MoreGeddy Lee and Alex Lifeson, the surviving members of the Canadian rock band Rush, return to the “Limelight;” touring next year with Annika Nilles drumming in place of the late Neil Peart.
Read MoreWednesday, Swift announced on boyfriend Travis Kelce’s New Heights podcast that her 12th album would be called The Life of a Showgirl, and would contain all new tracks with a drop date of October 3rd.
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