Skip to content
Musscoupon

Musscoupon

  • Home
  • News
  • Reviews
  • Lists
  • History
  • Concerts

Author:

  • Home
  • Page 70
History

Mick Ronson Plays His First Show With David Bowie

David Bowie played with a lot of great guitarists in his day. But on Feb. 5, 1970, he introduced audiences to the one that arguably

Read More
News

Watch Geese Cover Justin Bieber’s “Baby” at Coachella 2026

Geese played the 2026 Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival today, April 11, and busted out a special cover for the occasion. During their set

Read More
News

Steppenwolf Rock Up A 1930s Jazz Tune

The 1930s jazz tune “Hey Lawdy Mama” had versions by Count Basie, Louis Armstrong, Jack McDuff, and many others. But then, much later, along came

Read More
History

Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Thunder Road’ Sneak Peek

It would soon become one of Bruce Springsteen’s defining moments but, at the time, the song didn’t even have its famous title: Springsteen and the

Read More
News

Watch Brendan Yates’ Dad Introduce Turnstile at Coachella 2026

Turnstile launched their Friday evening Coachella set with a special message from singer Brendan Yates’ father, William Yates, a week after he underwent emergency surgery

Read More
History

How Billy Idol’s Motorcycle Crash Killed His Movie Career

Things were going so well for Billy Idol that he titled a recent album Charmed Life. In fact, he was feeling so charmed that he

Read More
News

‘(How Much Is) That Doggie In The Window’: Patti Page’s Classic

Critics argue that so-called “novelty” hits are soon forgotten by serious music fans, but a select few are very fondly remembered. Bobby ‘Boris’ Pickett’s “Monster

Read More
History

Pink Floyd’s ‘Wall’ Tour Reinvents the Rock Concert

Pink Floyd kicked off a tour in support of The Wall on Feb. 7, 1980, at the Los Angeles Memorial Sports Auditorium – and it

Read More
News

DJ Khaled, Future, and Lil Baby Reunite for New “One of Them” Video

DJ Khaled, Future, and Lil Baby have linked up for a new song, “One of Them.” The Kid Art-directed video chronicles an action-packed night of

Read More
History

John Carpenter’s ‘The Fog’ Tells a Ghost Ship Story

The Fog, which premiered on Feb. 8, 1980, might be the most uneven of the films John Carpenter made in the first decade of his

Read More

Posts pagination

Previous 1 … 69 70 71 … 486 Next

Ads

Latest

  • How Elton John Got Back on Track With ‘Jump Up!’
  • How Jefferson Airplane's Early Run Ended With 'Long John Silver'
  • Sugar Reunite for New York and London Concerts, Share First Song in 30 Years: Listen
  • Autechre Announce First North American Tour in a Decade
  • How a Wild Drinking Spree With Sex Pistols Sparked ‘Who Are You’

About Us

Welcome to MussCoupon, your one-stop destination for everything related to the vibrant and exciting world of rock and roll. We are a passionate team of writers, musicians, and enthusiasts dedicated to exploring every corner of this musical genre that has defined generations and continues to inspire millions around the world.

Company

  • About Us
  • Contact
  • Impressum
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms and Conditions
Doorhandle Company

Recent Posts

  • How John Lennon Told the Story of His Love for Yoko Ono in Song
  • All Things Go, CBGB, Global Citizen 2026 Festivals Canceled
  • How ‘Dear Mr. Fantasy’ Become Traffic’s ‘Milestone’ Song
  • Listen To Yu-Peng Chen’s ‘The Poem of Life’
  • How Eric Carr Narrowly Avoided Becoming Kiss’ ‘Chicken Man’
All Rights Reserved 2023.
Musscoupon Theme: Fairy by Candid Themes.