Tag: The Rolling Stones

Well-Known Pop Culture References From The Gambling Industry

April 15, 2022

The very aura of gambling speaks of thrill, excitement, and an adrenaline rush that is hard to forget. Time and again, pop culture has used the gambling theme to attract a huge audience and has, indeed, done it without fail. From films and songs to video games, here are some famous references that are exemplary of gambling in pop culture!

Cover art for London's Lost Music Venues by Paul Talling

GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN – Review of ‘London’s Lost Music Venues’ by Paul Talling

July 13, 2020

If you’re the sort of person who treasures tickets stubs and T-shirts from treasured gigs, then Paul Talling’s London’s Lost Music Venues could be the book for you.

The Academic Release New Single ‘Anything Could Happen’

May 5, 2020

The Academic, from Mullingar, Ireland, are pleased to announce their brand new single, ‘Anything Could Happen’, is out now via Capital Records, and is available to stream and download.

The Rolling Stones Release New Song ‘Living In A Ghost Town’ Today

April 23, 2020

‘LIVING IN A GHOST TOWN’ is a new song from The Rolling Stones. Written by Mick Jagger & Keith Richards it’s been released today April 23 and is available via streaming and download only.

The Pop Culture Of iGaming – Music, Movies And More

March 3, 2020

Since its inception, the popularity of iGaming kept on increasing constantly. More people than ever before decide to pursue this lifestyle, contributing to its increasing references in pop culture. Nowadays, gambling is a big part of our culture, and you can find it everywhere, from music to movies and even video games. We’ll take a look at the pop culture presence of it, in this article.

The Criticals – ‘Treat Ya Better’

August 9, 2019

Nashville based rock band The Criticals was formed last year, 2018. by Parker Forbes and Cole Shugart. The duo take their influence from the Rolling Stones, The Strokes and The Libertines, and their music therefore combines vintage sensibilities with a modern sound. Latest single, ‘Treat Ya Better’, is an excellent example of this.

Slow Down Slicky: Earl Slick On Music, Bowie, And Being A Tough Cookie Touring With Glen Matlock

July 30, 2019

Lisa spoke with Earl Slick about passports, answering machines, the music industry and Bowie – as well as his upcoming tour with Glen Matlock and the Tough Cookies. The band will perform at 229 The Venue on August 10.

Hunt Sales Memorial – ‘One Day’ And ‘Angel Of Darkness’

February 6, 2019

Hunt Sales has grown up in show business. He’s the son of legendary comedian and actor, Soupy Sales, and he’s played drums on stage since he was a teenager. He’s collaborated with the likes of Iggy Pop – he played drums on ‘Lust For Life’, and Todd Rundgren’s Top 20 classic, ‘We Gotta Get You A Woman’. He’s played with Bootsy Collins, and was one of the founding members of 80s experimental band, Tin Machine, which was fronted by David Bowie.

Keith Richards Announces 30th Anniversary Reissue of Stone Cold Classic ‘Talk Is Cheap’

January 17, 2019

Keith Richards’ debut solo album, ‘Talk Is Cheap’ celebrates its 30th anniversary and released as a Super Deluxe Box Set, Deluxe Box Set, CD, LP, and Digital Download, on March 29th. ‘Talk Is Cheap’ will be released via BMG.

Terry Ohms Blows Our Mind With ‘Mind Blow’

January 3, 2019

‘Mind Blow’ is the opening track on ‘Terryfirma’, the new album from Birmingham Alabama native, Wes McDonald. It’s released under McDonald’s performance name, Terry Ohms. The track is set for release on January 16.

STIR OF ECHOES – ‘The Kinks Are The Village Green Preservation Society’ Evokes An Arcadian Vision Of A Vanishing England

December 10, 2018

One the few bright spots In an Autumn dominated by knife crime, lousy weather and the endless, wearying, machinations of Brexit, was the news that The Kinks had finally gone gold with The Village Green Preservation Society.

David Haerle – ‘Glendale’

November 8, 2018

We’ve covered other singles from David Haerle’s debut, ‘Garden Of Edendale’, with its spirited presence and clearly accomplished style. And so the Los Angeles based artist returns with his newest release, ‘Glendale’, with a video shot at the legendary Sunset Studios, in Hollywood, the same recording studios which have been used by Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones, and Prince, among others.