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Myles Kennedy (Alter Bridge and Slash featuring Myles Kennedy) will issue his third solo album, “The Art Of Letting Go,” on October 11th. Kennedy is backed by bassist Tim Tournier and drummer Zia Uddin. “The first two solo records were, they were kind of concept records,” Kennedy recently told I-Rock 93.5. “But with this record, I wanted it to be a collection of songs and with a narrative that shifted from song to song… for one thing there were a handful of tunes I had sitting around for a few years that just didn’t have a home and didn’t fit the storyline.” “I feel like because it’s more of a riff-based record, it’s more about the intensity of the music,” added Kennedy. “The Art Of Letting Go” Tracks: 01. The Art Of Letting Go02. Say What You Will03. Mr. Downside04. Miss You When You’re Gone05. Behind The Veil06. Saving Face07. Eternal Lullaby08. Nothing More To Gain09. Dead To Rights10. How The Story Ends Following a European trek toward the end of the year, Kennedy has scheduled a North American tour. Ticket Information ### The post Myles Kennedy’s “The Art Of Letting Go” In October appeared first on RockinTown.

The overnight success of The Beatles and Gerry and the Pacemakers in early 1963 sent the London managers, agents and record company men scurrying not just to Merseyside but to other large centres of population in the North of England – to Birmingham, Newcastle and to Manchester. Because of its proximity to Liverpool, the Rainy [...] The post The Manchester Scene: 1963 – 1973 first appeared on Nostalgia Central.

Grown men are now riding bikes naked in front of small children in Seattle. pic.twitter.com/vvGoGJx5AH — Alex Rosen (@iFightForKids) July 1, 2024

by Richard Eldred, Daily Sceptic: The real conspiracy of silence in this election is on the pandemic, says Liam Halligan in the Telegraph. Here’s an excerpt: Back in June 2021 as the U.K. began to emerge from the long months of lockdown, I interviewed one of the world’s leading epidemiologists, Jay Bhattacharya, for the Telegraph’s Planet Normal podcast. The Stanford-based […]

from Moonbattery: When progressives bleat self-righteously about how compassionate they are, you almost have to admire their chutzpah. The alleged liberal motive for killing the unwanted is to save them from suffering. Yet those who aren’t torn to shreds in the womb may be subjected to death by drowning. Listen to what Kelsi Sheren had […]

from Peak Prosperity: TRUTH LIVES on at https://sgtreport.tv/

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