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When you think of Billy Idol, images of spiky blonde hair, snarling vocals, and punk-fueled anthems like Rebel Yell or White Wedding come to mind. Given his ties to the Sex Pistols and the late-1970s punk explosion, one might assume his biggest inspirations came from Sid Vicious or Johnny Rotten. …

Geddy Lee, the iconic frontman and bassist of Rush, is one of the most influential musicians in rock history. With his distinctive falsetto, inventive bass lines, and magnetic stage presence, Lee helped shape progressive rock alongside drummer Neil Peart and guitarist Alex Lifeson. Together, the Canadian trio built a legacy …

Phil Collins, the legendary frontman of Genesis and one of the most celebrated drummers in rock history, has always been open about the musicians who shaped his career. While Collins has influenced countless artists ranging from Kanye West to Beyoncé, his own roots trace back to the groundbreaking work of …

Global superstar Billie Eilish has broken records, sold out arenas, and reshaped pop culture with her unique sound. Yet, despite her modern success, Eilish openly admits that her greatest inspiration comes from one of the most legendary bands in music history: The Beatles. Growing up in Los Angeles in a …

The influence of The Beatles is so vast that it is nearly impossible to find a musician from the 1960s onward who wasn’t touched by their work in some way. Among those deeply inspired was David Gilmour, the legendary guitarist and vocalist of Pink Floyd, who has repeatedly acknowledged that …

Few artists in rock history have been as open about their influences as Tom Petty, and at the very top of that list stood The Beatles. From the first moment he saw them on The Ed Sullivan Show in 1964, Petty’s musical destiny was sealed. The Fab Four didn’t just …

In the vibrant cultural revolution of the 1960s, two bands towered above all others in shaping the future of popular music: The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. Together, they spearheaded the British Invasion, altering the soundscape of rock and roll while influencing fashion, youth identity, and countercultural ideals. Both bands …

For decades, The Beatles have been hailed as one of the most influential bands in history, credited with reshaping modern music and redefining popular culture in the 1960s. However, not everyone has shared this sentiment. While millions of fans and countless musicians continue to celebrate the Fab Four, legendary singer-songwriter …

Rock legend Alice Cooper has claimed that the only reason fans never witnessed a Beatles reunion was the tragic death of John Lennon in 1980. In a revealing interview with Ohio radio station QFM96, Cooper spoke about his close friendship with Lennon during the 1970s and insisted that the Fab …

When it comes to songwriting, Bob Dylan is one of the most prolific and enigmatic figures in music history. During the 1960s, Dylan’s creativity seemed unstoppable—songs poured out of him so rapidly that some slipped into obscurity, forgotten in notebooks or casually handed over to friends. He gifted tracks to …