Rage Against The Machine’s Tom Morello celebrates 10 years of huge Finsbury Park show

Rage Against the Machine guitarist Tom Morello was super-impressed by 10-year-old rock prodigy Nandi Bushell's face-melting cover of the band's 1999 anthem "Guerrilla Radio."The preternaturally talented child drummer had uploaded a minute-long instrumental clip of the song from The Battle of Los Angeles earlier this month, ripping it up on drums as well as electric guitar and bass while shouting out "black lives matter."After Morello noticed it, he retweeted the performance and wrote, "Well now

Rage Against The Machine‘s Tom Morello has surprised a 10-year-old fan by gifting her one of his signature guitars.Nandi Bushell’s recent cover of Rage classic ‘Guerrilla Radio’, in which she played drums, bass, and guitar, caught the attention of Morello and prompted him to have one of his new signature Fender Soul Power Stratocaster’s delivered to young musician.Bushell dedicated her cover to Black Lives Matter and the fight to end racism, and Morello shared the performance on Twitter,

It’s been about a week since Machine Gun Kelly, 30, officially called Megan Fox, 34, his “girlfriend.” So, it’s time that they meet each other’s kids, right? Not at all. Megan is “super protective” of her and ex Brian Austin Green’s three children — Noah, 7, Bodhi, 6, and Journey, 3 – and as a source tells HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY, she and the “Bloody Valentine” rapper taking their time before taking that next step.

Rage Against the Machine’s catalog continues to see gains in U.S. streams and digital sales amid worldwide social justice protests, allowing the band to rise or debut on multiple charts dated June 20 and for its guitarist, Tom Morello, to make his maiden appearance on Billboard’s Social 50 chart. In the tracking week ending June 11, the Los Angeles four-piece racked up 11.1 millio

Faith Hill and Tim McGraw are celebrating the class of 2020.

https://t.co/AMpmjx6540— Tom Morello (@tmorello) June 9, 2020The exchange prompted thousands of replies and jokes referencing the group’s obviously political band name and song titles.“i too enjoy the band Rage Alongside The Machine,” Sean Gentille tweeted.“Take the Power Back is actually about recharging batteries,” another added, referencing RATM’s 1991 demo track.Casteneda attempted to clarify his tweet to the Detroit Metro Times, saying he knew the band was political, but that they had

Tom Morello and numerous Twitter users have been making light of those people who have recently taken issue with Rage Against The Machine after only just discovering that they are a political band.The band’s name began trending on Twitter overnight after Morello responded to one fan yesterday (June 9) who complained about him sharing his political opinions online.In a tweet sent to the RATM guitarist, the person — who has since deleted their account — told Morello that they “used to be a fan

Rage Against The Machine guitarist Tom Morello has shared an amusing exchange he once had with a troll who questioned his political knowledge.Tweeting on Saturday (June 6), Morello shared a screenshot from a comments section interaction he had with fellow Instagram user @davez67 and captioned it “like shooting fish in a barrel.”After being accused of being “another successful musician instantly [becoming] a political expert,” Morello deftly pointed out in defending his right to have a political

Sir Tom Jones marked a milestone birthday on Sunday when he turned 80.

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After Machine Gun Kelly and Travis Barker took to the streets of Los Angeles, Calif. Tuesday (June 2) to call for racial justice, the two hit the home recording studio to cover Rage Against the Machine's "Killing in the Name."In the black-and-white video posted today (June 4), the two musicians spliced together shots of the protests springing up in different LA neighborhoods with some head-banging footage of their pow wow.

The pair took part in the recent LA protests

The Dropkick Murphys raised a wicked large amount of money for a variety of Boston charities with their free May 29 Streaming Outta Fenway performance. The show, the first-ever music event without an in-person audience at a major U.S.

Child rock prodigy Nandi Bushell is back and taking a stand for Black Lives Matter with a new cover of Rage Against the Machine's "Guerrilla Radio."In the minute-long instrumental clip shared on Monday (June 1), the 10-year-old drummer absolutely slays the lead single for the band's 1999 album The Battle of Los Angeles, not only rocking out on a drum set (emblazoned with "Black Lives Matter" on the bass drum's head) but also playing electric guitar and bass."Solidarity in the Fight to End