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The always notable Courtney Love covered "Creep" by Radiohead at a party for the movie "Freeheld," hosted by Linda Perry. The party had a star-studded attendance list of important names in the industry, including the film's star Ellen Page, Tobey Maguire, Sara Gilbert, Jessica and Ashlee Simpson, Jakob Dylan and even Love's daughter, Frances Bean Cobain. The song that inspired the party in the first place, "Hands of Love," is in the running for an Oscar nod for best original song. But Love was only one of the celebrity covers. -
Michael Jackson and John Lennon Among the Best Male Singers of All Time
Singers and musicians are always attached to each other, but, it often turns out that the singers will have a make or break position in the band. As the singers perform the main vocal line of a song, they will be the main focus of the performance. Michael Jackson and John Lennon are among the best male singers of all time. -
Willie Nelson Covers 'Imagine' at John Lennon 75th Birthday Concert [WATCH]
Willie Nelson took the stage at Madison Square Garden to deliver a hymn-like spin on the commonly known peace anthem "Imagine" during the John Lennon 75th Birthday Concert in New York City. -
Father John Misty Delivers Modern Take on John Lennon's 'God'
Father John Misty seems like that kind of arrogant artist that would fancy himself a god (e.g. Kanye West). But, it turns out he's not much of a believer at all as he covered John Lennon's "God" at the fourth annual Merry Minstrel Musical Circus in Los Angeles. -
Justin Bieber Covers The Beatles' 'Let It Be' and Drake's 'Hotline Bling' in Toronto [WATCH]
Justin Bieber performed in Toronto on Monday night (Dec. 7), performing a bunch of his new songs along with a cover of The Beatles' "Let It Be," as well as an acoustic rendition of Drake's "Hotline Bling." -
The Beatles' 'Hey Jude' Gets Remixed With a Restored Video [WATCH]
Sunday Dec. 6 brought the deluxe re-release of The Beatles' '1,' titled '1+', along with a newly remixed and restored version of the timeless, sing-a-long Fab Four track, "Hey Jude." -
Chris Stapleton, Willie Nelson, Kristofferson Honor John Lennon With Beatles Cover [WATCH]
This past Saturday night (December 5), Chris Stapleton took the stage along with Willie Nelson and Kris Kristofferson to perform a Beatles cover in honor the late John Lennon at a concert held to celebrate what would have been the singer/songwriter's 75th birthday. -
Liverpool Unveils Beatles Statue in Tribute of 50th Anniversary of Final Hometown Gig
Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Beatles' final gig in their hometown of Liverpool, a hefty, bronze statue of the fab four has been unveiled at Liverpool's Pier Head. -
The Roots, Sheryl Crow, Aloe Blacc & Steve Tyler Lead John Lennon 75th Birthday Concert at MSG
In honor of what would have been John Lennon's 75th birthday, a handful of influential artists including Willie Nelson, Steven Tyler, Sheryl Crow, Aloe Blacc, Pat Monahan of Train, Brandon Flowers of the Killers, Chris Stapleton, the Roots and Eric Church will come together for a tribute concert at Madison Square Garden. -
Oasis' Liam Gallagher Calls Noel a "Sell-Out' For Approving 'Half The World Away' Ad
Liam Gallagher has reportedly been expressing his anger, referring to his brother Noel as a "sell-out" for allowing a new John Lewis campaign to use Oasis' song "Half The World Away" for a new Christmas advertisement. -
Pearl Jam Covers Eagles of Death Metal, 'Imagine' One Week After Paris Attacks [WATCH]
While in the middle of their cover-heavy South American tour, which is chock-full of bows to John Lennon, The Beatles and Pink Floyd, Pearl Jam added a nod to Eagles of Death Metal to their cover repertoire. On the one-week anniversary of the devastating Paris attacks, Eddie Vedder and company took on a performance of "I Want You So Hard (Boy's Bad News)." -
The Beatles' Paul McCartney Says John Lennon's "Whole Life Was a Cry for Help"
During a recent discussion of The Beatles' legendary 1965 hit "Help!," one fourth of the renowned quartet, Paul McCartney, said something extraordinary. He divulged that John Lennon's "whole life was a cry for help," even while creating so many memorable songs.
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