Perry first filed the lawsuit in September of last year, requesting that ex-bandmates Neal Schon and Jonathan Cain be prevented from using the band's song trademarks on any official merchandiseThe post Former Journey member Steve Perry drops trademark lawsuit against ex-bandmates appeared first on NME.

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Taking nearly a decade to make an album and ending it with a song called “How Did It Used To Be So Easy?” – that’s pretty funny. But Dave Mackinder isn’t really joking. In fact, the Fireworks frontman makes multiple references throughout Higher Lonely Power to the band’s relatively care...

Bob Dylan doesn’t do too many interviews these days, but he still can still hit us with a memorable quote whenever he wants. To promote his new book The Philosophy Of Modern Song, Dylan recently answered some questions from The Wall Street Journal and provided some good lines.

In 1988, when Billboard launched its Modern Rock Tracks chart, the magazine’s first listing of alternative rock, Siouxsie And The Banshees’ “Peek-A-Boo” was sitting at #1. Siouxsie Sioux and her band dominated that chart in its first few years, and they were also pretty much co-headliners with Jane&#82...