"Lift Every Voice and Sing," written in 1900, is rooted in American history. But its performance at the NFL Draft was not without controversy.

Billy Joel decided he wanted to try writing a modern folk song. "The Downeaster 'Alexa'" came out of that effort.

Green Day changed the lyrics of their hit ‘Jesus of Suburbia’ to support Palestine during their headline set at Coachella on April 12th. The legendary American rock band, who were sharing the top of ...

Justin Rose, seeking his first Masters victory at 44, leads by one stroke over Bryson DeChambeau after two rounds. Rory McIlroy surged with a 66, while defending champion Scottie Scheffler remains ...

Green Day delivered a politically ... with fans sharing clips of the revised lyrics. Last month in Australia, Armstrong made a similar change to the same song, singing, “Am I ret*rded, or ...

His Country Thunder setlist featured five songs from that new release, including “Worst Way,” while still leaving plenty of time for a handful of covers and the other hits a Green fan would be ...

The post Green Day Announce Deluxe Edition of Saviors, Unveil New Song “Smash It Like Belushi”: Stream appeared first on Consequence. Green Day have announced an expanded deluxe edition of ...

Carey Mulligan knew she wanted to be part of The Ballad of Wallis Island from the ... composed by Basden. He wrote 25 songs to reflect the phases of Herb and Nell's relationship.

The ceremony ended with the audience standing in silence as a recording of “The Ballad of the Green Berets” was played. Bryan Black’s two sons stood with some friends near the front of the ...

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He's been a huge part of building up Titletown and bringing the draft to Green Bay. He called it his swan song. “I think it’ll be a three-day commercial, not just for Green Bay, but for the ...

‘The Ballad of the Green Berets’ was released in 1966 by Staff Sergeant ... finding a sense of patriotism in the lyrics. Sadler initially began writing the song when he was training to be a Special ...