Speculation has renewed that The Smiths may be on the verge of reforming. According to a report in The Sun yesterday (October 24), the four original members are close to signing a deal that would see them performing at the Coachella festival in California next year. It is suggested that Morrissey's new manager - former MCA records boss Irving Azoff - has been instrumental in the proposed deal. However, sources close to the band have said that a reunion is highly unlikely.
Originally posted by ~Wålshy~I bought their best of album and "The Queen Is Dead" today
Speculation has renewed that The Smiths may be on the verge of reforming. According to a report in The Sun yesterday (October 24), the four original members are close to signing a deal that would see them performing at the Coachella festival in California next year. It is suggested that Morrissey's new manager - former MCA records boss Irving Azoff - has been instrumental in the proposed deal. However, sources close to the band have said that a reunion is highly unlikely.
Glasvegas have announced the release plans for their Christmas Album. The record, called 'A Snowflake Fell (And It Felt Like A Kiss)', will be released as a download on December 1. The album will also be available physically in a special two-disc limited edition of their self-titled debut album on the same day
Buckethead was a member of Guns N' Roses from 2000-2004, contributing guitar parts to 'Chinese Democracy'. When he quit, Axl Rose responded with a public statement slamming Buckethead as "inconsistent and erratic". Ozzy Osbourne then offered him a job. "I asked him to work with me but only if he got rid of the ****ing bucket," recalled Osbourne. Buckethead refused.