“He started playing bass… He got so into it he started bleeding”: Alex Van Halen reveals his and Eddie’s secret jams with Chris Cornell
Eddie Van Halen and his brother tried out the Soundgarden singer shortly before his death – and at one stage, an Ozzy Osbourne-fronted Van Halen album was also on the cards
Ozzy Osbourne, Chris Cornell, Joe Satriani Almost Joined Van Halen, Alex Reveals In First Interview Since Eddie’s Death
Alex Van Halen’s memoir Brothers is out next week. To promote it, the Van Halen drummer sat down with Rolling Stone for his first interview since the death of his brother and bandmate, guitar god Eddie Van Halen.
"The most dangerous thing for a human being is hopelessness," said Serj Tankian, who still struggles with his friend's death.
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Three bands that deserve to be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame but won't make itThe 2024 class of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is set to be inducted on October 19. The group includes the Dave Matthews ...
Some artists turn to drugs to help with creativity, but sometimes this is a dangerous tactic, as Chris Cornell found out when ...
REUTERS Another legendary rocker — Chris Cornell — was also once a potential VH frontman after he jammed with the Van ...
Toni Cornell Pays Tribute to Late Dad Chris Cornell on 6th Anniversary of His Death: 'Miss You' Chris Cornell's Widow Vicky and Soundgarden Reach Resolution After Years-Long Legal Dispute From ...
Alex Van Halen confirms that a Van Halen album fronted by Ozzy Osbourne was almost a reality in the early 2000s.
Chris Cornell was a lifelong fan of The Beatles, and once explained why he felt one Soundgarden album was similar to a classic by the Fab Four.
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