Mon Dec 5 2011 by Robbie Daw
Apparently
Snow Patrol's "Run" isn't the only surprise cover version we'll be hearing from Leona Lewis. In the interim between her fall single
"Collide" and her
upcoming third album (due out in March 2012), the UK songbird will release
Hurt: The EP this Friday (December 9) — in the UK, at least — according to
Amazon UK. Included on it are the following covers: Nine Inch Nails' "Hurt", Goo Goo Dolls' "Iris" and Counting Crows' "Colorblind". Who knew Leona had such eclectic taste?
Tue Nov 22 2011 by Idolator Staff
It’s been a spell since we heard from the Goo Goo Dolls — in fact, just long enough to hear “Iris” again without grumbling that it’s been played to death and we never, ever want to hear it again. So we’re fine with Taylor Swift reminding us that the City Of Angels smash is “one of the best songs ever written” (her words) by joining the Dolls’ frontman Johnny Rzeznik on stage at Madison Square Garden to conclude her star-studded Speak Now tour’s domestic leg. (Even if she was only nine when the 90’s ditty was released.) The American Music Award winner also reminded us what a vibrant performer she is, seeing the States off in style before she heads off to Australia and New Zealand in 2012. More »
Wed Sep 8 2010 by Robbie Daw
A week after
she unseated Eminem from the #1 position on
Billboard's Top 200 Albums chart,
upcoming SNL performer Katy Perry suffers a 54% drop in sales with
Teenage Dream and gets bumped down by Disturbed's
Asylum. See what all went down this week with the Top 10 of the main album roundup after the jump.
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Thu Apr 2 2009 by Lucas Jensen
As part of book giant Borders’ slashing of its DVD and CD sections, the store here in Athens, Ga., is selling its CD and DVD inventory at 50% off. The standard pre-liquidation price for a CD? $18.99. So at 50% off, most of the remaining inventory was still as much as it would have been at Best Buy, Target, or Wal-Mart. In fact, in most cases the prices were exactly twice what they were at the Big Boxers, particularly in the DVD/Blu-Ray section. I decided to document the dregs of Borders’ music collection to see what people weren’t buying, much like I did last year during the Circuit City fire sale. All of the releases documented after the jump had at least four copies for sale.
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Posted to:
Andre Rieu,
Atmosphere,
Atreyu,
Barenaked Ladies,
Black Kids,
Fall Out Boy,
Frank Sinatra,
Goo Goo Dolls,
Howie Day,
Ingrid Michaelson,
John Legend,
Loudon Wainwright III,
Love,
Melissa Etheridge,
Mika,
Mudcrutch,
Nickel Creek,
Plain White T's,
Saul Williams,
Snow Patrol,
Staind,
Switchfoot,
The Airborne Toxic Event,
The Black Eyed Peas,
The Killers
Tue Mar 11 2008 by Dan Gibson
There might be stranger news to emerge today, but somehow I doubt it: Bassist Robby Takac of the Goo Goo Dolls has been named to the Board of Trustees of his alma mater, Medallie College. More »
Wed Dec 5 2007 by jharv
So Barry Obama’s big benefit shindig coming up next week in California features musical endorsements from Ne-Yo (yay!), the Goo Goo Dolls (uh), Nicole Scherzinger (ack), and will.i.am (dear lord no). Meanwhile, Hilary Clinton has recently ditched Celine Dion’s “You And I” (holy shit) as her campaign song in favor of Big Head Todd And The Monsters’ “Blue Sky” (could be worse, right?). Forgetting their opinions about, like, stuff salient to running a country, this does not particularly fill us with hope for the future. (Even the Republicans are showing better taste this time out; for instance, did you know Mitt Romney’s campaign tune is “I Get Around”*?) So we put it to you, a year or so early, to decide who you would vote for based solely on these less than stellar musical track records.
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Tue Sep 18 2007 by kater
Ed. note: Once again, Idolator intern Kate Richardson scours the video sites, looking for the best fan-made music videos. In this installment, she looks at two clips that travel into space with Battlestar Galactica:
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Mon Aug 27 2007 by Maura
The Next Great American Band, the American Idol spinoff that will somehow put 10 bands through the Idol paces, will have Sheila E. in the Paula Abdul role, Johnny Rzeznik in the Randy Jackson role, and an Australian guy whose nickname is–I am not kidding–”Dicko” in the, um, “dicko” role. More »
Tue Feb 6 2007 by Maura
Tonight, the Goo Goo Dolls play the 9:30 Club in Washington, D.C.; the concert will be aired live on television, but not on an MTV-affiliated channel: The Goo Goo Dolls are making their QVC debut next Tuesday night to sell a specially packaged bonus material DVD and CD set three weeks before it… More »