Chris Cornell’s daughter launches Instagram series about mental health, discusses ‘trauma and loss’

Chris Cornell, continues to inspire her three years after his death. In an interview with , the 20-year-old college student opened up about the tools her dad gave her to deal with her mental health struggles, including anxiety, PTSD and grief.

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Toni Cornell lent her amazing voice to a cover of Pearl Jam‘s “Black” in honor of her late dad, Chris Cornell.

Three remakes debut on Billboard's rock radio charts dated Aug. 1, joining a host of other updates of older material on various rock airplay rankings. Leading the way among debuting tracks is the late Chris Cornell's version of Guns N' Ros

Toni Cornell was among the many talented artists to participate in Thursday night’s virtual Lollapalooza, and the daughter of Chris Cornell did her late father proud.

Chris Cornell, has paid homage to her late father and Pearl Jam with a cover of the band’s 1991 smash song, ‘Black’.15-year-old Cornell performed the cover as part of the Lollapalooza livestream, Lolla2020.She dedicated her performance to her father, who died in 2017.Watch Cornell’s performance below:In June, Lollapalooza organisers announced the 2020 event had been cancelled, revealing a livestream event would be hosted instead.From July 30 to August 2 (the original dates of the festival),

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Soundgarden and Audioslave frontman Chris Cornell, has launched her new mental health-focused podcast Mind Wide Open — listen to the series’ first instalment below.Announced back in May, the first episode of Mind Wide Open debuted on IGTV yesterday (July 20) in honour of Cornell on what would’ve been his 56th birthday.“I created this interview series with the goal of helping to normalise and stigmatise conversations around mental health, and if it can make even one person feel seen and heard I

Chris Cornell's daughter has launched a mental health show on what would've been her dad's 56th birthday. The Soundgarden frontman tragically passed away in May 2017 when he took his own life in a hotel room aged 52, and now Lily Cornell Silver, 20, has created an IGTV series called 'Mind Wide Open' to "help destigmatise the conversation around mental health".

Chris Cornell’s widow has shared a never-before-released cover of a classic Guns N’ Roses hit in celebration of what would have been the singer’s 56th birthday.

Chris Cornell's estate is honoring his memory with some new music. On what would have been Cornell's 56th birthday, fans are getting the chance to hear a never-before-released cover of Guns N' Roses' famed ballad «Patience.»«His birthday seemed the perfect time to share this and celebrate Chris, his voice, music, stories and art,» a message posted to Cornell's Facebook page shared on Sunday.

Guns N’ Roses track by late Soundgarden frontman Chris Cornell has been shared on what would have been the musician’s 56th birthday (July 20).‘Patience’, an acoustic song originally released on Guns N’ Roses 1988 compilation album ‘Lies’, is given some percussion and keyboard melodies for Cornell’s rendition.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorLily Cornell Silver, daughter of Soundgarden singer Chris Cornell and the group’s former manager Susan Silver, launches her IGTV series “Mind Wide Open” today (July 20) in honor of her late father’s 56th birthday.

Lily Cornell Silver is doing her part to “destigmatize the conversation around mental health.”

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorOn what would have been Soundgarden frontman Chris Cornell’s 56th birthday (July 20), his estate has posted the singer’s previously unreleased cover of Guns N’ Roses’ ballad, “Patience.”The song, originally released on GNR’s 1988 compilation “Lies,” unveiled a more acoustic and sensitive side of the band that it had showcased during low-key performances after the release of their debut album the previous year, “Appetite for Destruction” (although another song on the