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This past Thursday night (Nov. 19), Billy Joel completed his latest residency at one of New York City's biggest venues, Madison Square Garden, where he performed with jazz legend Chick Corea, and paid tribute to Paris, saying of the terrorists who committed the dreadful acts last week, "F**k 'em!" -
Paris Attacks: Metallica Honors Murdered Mercury Records Project Manager Thomas Ayad
Thomas Ayad, a project manager for Mercury Records, is counted amongst those killed during the terrorist attack at the Eagles of Death Metal concert at the Le Bataclan this past Friday (Nov. 13). In memoriam of his life as an international project manager for the division of universal, Metallic posted a touching tribute to Ayad. -
Paris Attacks: Eagles Of Death Metal Pen Open Letter After Le Bataclan Terrorism
The band whose concert was at the center of the tragedy, Eagles Of Death Metal, have finally broken their silence on the events of last Friday (Nov. 13) in an open letter. That night, terrorists slaughtered upwards of 80 concert-goers and injured more than 100 others in a vicious massacre. Eagles Of Death Metal escaped from the stage unharmed, but the attacks in Paris hit close to home and it was the first act of terrorism at a music concert. -
Thundercat and Mono/Poly Share Instrumental Tribute Track “Paris” [LISTEN]
Bassist and songwriter, Thundercat, has collaborated with electronic producer, Mono/Poly, on an instrumental track in the wake of the attacks on Paris this past weekend. The somber song is fittingly entitled "Paris." You can stream the tribute here. -
Alleged ISIS Video Threatens Attacks in Washington, DC Similar to Paris Massacre [WATCH]
A new video allegedly released by Islamic State (ISIS) surfaced online Monday morning (Nov. 16), threatening an attack on Washington, DC and promises to attack any other country who supports or participates in the airs trikes against Syria. The hostile warnings were said to be similar to last week's Paris massacre that killed more than 125 people. -
Paris Attacks: Marilyn Manson & Papa Roach Concert Dates Cancelled Following Terrorism
In addition to U2, Foo Fighters and Coldplay concert cancellations in Paris following the brutal terrorist attacks and ensuing tragedy, Marilyn Manson and Papa Roach have now canceled concert dates in the French capital after the recent terrorism. -
Paris Attacks: Live Nation Concert Security Increases After Murders at Le Bataclan
Live Nation has officially stated that they plan on increasing concert security following the brutal attacks on Paris that occurred this past Friday night (Nov. 13) at an Eagles of Death Metal concert. The shootings happened at Parisian venue Le Bataclan and a reported 118 concert-goers were slain in the savage shooting and what Bono of U2 called "The first direct hit on music that we have had in this so-called War on Terror." -
Can Eagles of Death Metal's Cover of Duran Duran's 'Save A Prayer' Make it to No. 1 in U.K.?
The global music community is rallying around rock group Eagles of Death Metal following the terrorist attack on the band's Paris show Friday night, and one online campaign is trying to help by vying to get the band's cover of Duran Duran's "Save A Prayer" to No. 1 on the UK charts. -
Justin Bieber Has Moment of Silence Onstage at HALO Awards After Paris Terrorist Attacks
Justin Bieber had a moment of silence onstage for the attacks in Paris this past Saturday (November 14) at the Nickelodeon 2015 HALO Awards. The pop star was being honored there for his involvement with the Make-A-Wish foundation as well as Pencils for Promise, but surprisingly did not focus on himself when he took the stage at the event. -
Eagles of Death Metal's Merchandise Manager, Nick Alexander, Slain In Paris Terror Attacks
Eagles of Death Metal's merchandise manager, Nick Alexander, has been slain in the terror attacks in Paris that claimed 118 concertgoers at the Le Bataclan show in Paris. Alexander was 36 years old and hailed from London. Soon after the death was confirmed, his family began reaching out to the public and media. -
Bono Calls Eagles Of Death Metal Concert Terrorist Attack Victims in Paris "Our People"
It's understandable that Bono would be a little shaken up by the Eagles of Death Metal concert assault that occurred this in Paris past Friday night (November 13). The band had been rehearsing for their own HBO live-stream concert the next day at AccorHotels Arena, only a few miles away from the scene of the tragedy. They were only three miles away when news began to filter in about terrorist attacks in the city and the number of victims. When giving interviews on the massacre after the fact Bono acknowledged that "these are our people," in regards to the fans of live music slaughtered during the terrorist attack. -
Deftones Members Left Eagles of Death Metal Concert Before Paris Terrorist Attack
Several members of the alternative metal band Deftones were in attendance at the Eagles of Death Metal concert Friday night in Paris, France to watch the band perform. Just by chance, they left the show early before the start of the terrorist attack, which left 118 dead at the venue. -
Dan Auerbach's The Arcs Concert Shut Down During Paris Terrorist Attacks Only 3 Miles Away
Three miles away from the chaos ensuing at Paris' Bataclan theater, where at least 118 were killed in a terrorist attack during an Eagles of Death Metal concert, Dan Auerbach and his side project The Arcs hunkered down with fans in the locked down Le Trianon theater as gunshots rang out and helicopters flew over head outside the venue. -
Madonna Gives Heartfelt Speech After Paris Terrorist Attacks [WATCH]
Last night (November 14), Madonna gave a six-minute heartfelt speech, followed by a performance of her classic song "Like A Prayer" in mourning of the victims of the recent Paris terrorist attacks at the hands of ISIS that left 129 dead. -
DJ Kill Paris Changes Stage Name to Chill Harris After Terrorist Attacks in France
Electronic producer Corey Baker, AKA Kill Paris, has decided to change his DJ name in light of the tragic terrorist attacks on Paris, France late this past Friday evening. As Dancing Astronaut reports, Baker explains in a lengthy Facebook post that after the recent violent events he feels it would be inappropriate to continue to use a stage name that risks being associated with, in his words, "the negatives in life." He changed his Twitter handle to @SaveParis and will now perform under the new moniker Chill Harris.
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