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Leave it to Ozzy Osbourne to bring up farting and dinosaurs while trying to learn biology. In this World Detour clip, he visits the Biosphere with his daughter, Kelly, to learn about mangroves, how an indoor rainforest was built, and what exactly that $#@& smell is. Watch new episodes of Ozzy & Jack's World Detour…
Buzz Osborne, also known as King Buzzo, sits down with Katie Daryl for this week's At Home And Social. The frontman of the legendary grunge and sludge metal band, Melvins, talks about how the band got their name, the time he had to fire Kurt Cobain, and plays a game of Rock & Tell. Find…
You know Black Sabbath, but have you heard of Mac Sabbath? Just like the heavy metal pioneers, this band is here to warn you of the evils of the world… except this time it's exclusively about fast food. Ozzy Osbourne and Jack (and Ozzy's granddaughter Pearl), take a trip to visit the parody band in…
On February 12th, 1981, Rush released their eighth and one of their best albums, Moving Pictures. It included songs with a more radio-friendly format, featuring tighter song structures and songs of shorter length compared to their early albums. We take a look back at the album with this week in music history. #RUSH #MovingPictures #ThisWeekinMusicHistory…
Marilyn Manson has officially been dropped by his record label, agency, and several TV shows after Manson has been accused of abuse from Evan Rachel Wood and four other women. Learn more and get all your #MusicNews with Music High 5. Also in your music news… we sit down with Finneas to talk “American Cliché”,…
As a member of The Miracles and as a solo artist, Smokey Robinson has had several Motown hits. In this clip he talks about how he started in Motown and what it was like to grow with the label. Then, him and Paul Shaffer team up for a performance of “Shop Around”, which became Motown's…
Where words (and politics) fail, music speaks! In this clip from Rock & Roll Road Trip with Sammy Hagar, Darryl McDaniels talks about how Run-DMC had a special power to speak out. They created a unique sound and style, and their music broke ground in the hip-hop scene, leaving a lasting impression for years to…
During Patti LaBelle's first tours, she made stops through the Deep South, which she now recounts as “horrible”. She recalls going through the back of restaurants because she wasn't allowed to sit inside, not being able to get a real hotel room, and spending nights in her station wagon all while dealing with hateful words.…
As a pioneer of gangster rap, Ice Cube has written music that has told stories. His track with NWA about police brutality was so controversial, the FBI wrote a letter to the record label saying that it encourages violence, but it ultimately brought attention to a subject that soon became national news. Ice Cube talks…
When Charley Pride started out, his producer was nervous about pushing a black artist to a mostly white country music fan base. In fact, when his record label sent out radio stations, no photo was included. Just a label that read “Country Charley Pride”. His sister asked him why he was performing “their music”, but…
This week for AXS TV's At Home and Social, we're joined by Jason Bonham! We'll chat about his latest release with Sammy Hagar and the Circle, the other side projects he's working on, and what it's really like to keep the legacy of Led Zeppelin alive. #JasonBonham #LedZeppelin #AtHomeandSocial Find AXS TV on your TV…
On February 3rd, 1959, the music world lost three incredible rock & roll pioneers in a plane crash: Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and “The Big Bopper” J. P. Richardson. We take a look back at the day that music died with this week in music history. #BuddyHolly #RitchieValens #JPRichardson #TheDayTheMusicDied #THisWeekinMusicHistory #ClassicRock #RockMusic Find AXS…
Foo Fighters are getting serious with their new album… or should we say “Sirius”? They're teaming up with Sirius XM for Foo Fighters radio that will give fans all the behind-the-scenes info and live performances of tracks from their brand new album Medicine At Midnight. Learn more and get all your #MusicNews with Music High…
Lockdown isn't stopping Sammy Hagar from releasing new music! Sammy Hagar and his band, The Circle, have been releasing tracks from their “@ Home Sessions” all year and they're finally all being compiled onto one album. From a cover of David Bowie's “Heroes” to The Who, Van Halen, Bob Marley, and more, the new album…
On January 30th, 1973 KISS stepped on stage at the Popcorn Club in Queens, New York to perform their very first live show. After making a cold call to the venue, Gene Simmons landed the gig and they were paid a whopping $50. While KISS now plays to sold out stadiums, there were only about…