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Soundgarden’s Chris Cornell to Front Mad Season Reunion
By Philip Cosores Though Seattle acts like Pearl Jam and Soundgarden are still thriving, grunge history is marked by a number of bands that have seen death strike and alter their future, including...
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Chris Cornell Has A New Solo Album on the Way
By Marissa G. Muller Soundgarden frontman Chris Cornell is going to have a busy year between working with his band, fronting a Mad Season reunion, and, now, heading into the studio to work on his next...
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Chris Cornell Leads Seattle Legends Through Mad Season Reunion: Watch
By Brian Ives So, yeah, it was a rough night for Seattle. Their Seahawks choked a bit toward the end of Super Bowl XLIX in a heartbreaking loss. But for Seattle music fans, the weekend wasn’t a total...
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Zac Brown Band Perform ‘Homegrown’&‘Heavy Is The Head’ with Chris Cornell on...
By Shannon Carlin The Zac Brown Band brought a little down home Georgia to New York City tonight (March 7) with their Saturday Night Live debut. The band took the 8H stage on this episode hosted by...
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Chris Cornell Calls Temple of the Dog Legal Battle ‘a Desperate Money Grab’
By Brian Ives There’s been a legal battle brewing over the master tapes of the classic 1991 album Temple of the Dog, by the supergroup of the same name that featured Soundgarden‘s Chris Cornell and...
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Zac Brown Band Pushes Musical Barriers with New Album ‘Jekyll + Hyde’
By Radio.com Staff The members of the Zac Brown Band are treading new territory with their latest album Jekyll + Hyde, out April 28. Related: Win Tickets to See Zac Brown Band As frontman Zac Brown...
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Chris Cornell Announces Solo Album, Acoustic Tour
By Brian Ives The last several years have been great for Soundgarden fans, with the legendary Seattle band releasing King Animal in 2012 (their first album in 16 years), and the band going on multiple...
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How Bruce Springsteen Got His Groove Back
By Brian Ives “Whatever Happened To Bruce?” So read the June 5, 1992 cover of Entertainment Weekly. The then-2-year-old magazine’s feature focused on the disappointing sales of Bruce Springsteen‘s...
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Chris Cornell “Open” to Reunite With Audioslave
By Jeff Cornell Since Audioslave’s contentious split back in 2007, frontman Chris Cornell has kept busy with multiple projects including reuniting Soundgarden and restarting his solo career. While...
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Soundgarden: Working on New Material, Despite Chris Cornell’s Solo Album
By Brian Ives Chris Cornell has kept busy in the last few months: he’s jammed with the Zac Brown Band, fronted a one-off Mad Season reunion concert, and announced his next solo album, Higher Truth,...
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Chris Cornell Releases New Video for ‘Nearly Forgot My Broken Heart’
By Amanda Wicks One week before his solo album, Higher Truth, drops, Soundgarden frontman Chris Cornell has released a video for the album’s first single, “Nearly Forgot My Broken Heart.” Related:...
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Chris Cornell in NYC: Classics, Covers, and a Duet with His Daughter
By Brian Ives “Thank you very much!” Chris Cornell said to an ecstatic crowd at New York City’s Beacon Theatre a few songs into the second of two consecutive sold out shows at the venue. Smiling, he...
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Chris Cornell Wants to Work with Mike McCready, But Not as Mad Season
By Brian Ives Last year, fans of the ’90s Seattle scene were treated to a concert for the ages when surviving Mad Season members Mike McCready (also of Pearl Jam) and Barrett Martin (formerly of...
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All the James Bond Theme Songs: Ranked from Best to Worst
By Brian Ives With the next James Bond film, Spectre, just days away, it’s once again time to compare every aspect of the latest 007 installment to all the Bonds that have come before. How does it...
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Chris Cornell Dedicates ‘Say Hello To Heaven’ to Scott Weiland
By Radio.com Staff Chris Cornell dedicated the song “Say Hello To Heaven,” to his recently deceased contemporary Scott Weiland at a concert in Australia. Weiland was found dead on his tour bus on...
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Listen to Chris Cornell’s New Song ‘Til the Sun Comes Back Around’
By Amanda Wicks Soundgarden‘s Chris Cornell has a new song out thanks to the dramatic film, 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi. His contribution, “Til the Sun Comes Back Around,” appears on the...
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Chris Cornell Announces Summer Tour Dates
By Radio.com Staff Chris Cornell announced the second North American leg of his Higher Truth World Tour. Related: Chris Cornell “Open” to Reunite With Audioslave The run kicks off on June 16th in...
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Temple of the Dog Recordings to be Released for 25th Anniversary
By Hayden Wright After a protracted legal battle over the ownership of Temple of the Dog’s iconic ’90s recordings, Chris Cornell and A&M records have obtained the master tapes and will reportedly...
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Chris Cornell Brings Classics, Humor and Warmth to NJ Show
By Brian Ives Towards the end of his two-plus-hour set last night at New Jersey’s Bergen Performing Arts Center, Chris Cornell joked about how his songs lack any sense of hope. This line of...
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Temple of the Dog Share Unreleased Demo ‘Black Cat’
By Amanda Wicks In honor of its 25th anniversary, Temple of the Dog will be re-releasing the only LP the super group ever produced on September 30th. And now fans can hear “Black Cat,” one of the demos...
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