lindsey buckingham

Replacing an original band member is never a fun experience, and there’s surely no role more difficult to fill than that of the lead singer. There have been exceptions to the rule, in the sense that the band went on to continue being successful (think Sammy Hagar in Van Halen), but there have also been more than enough singers who replaced the original and didn’t get the credit he or she deserved.

Nine Inch Nails, Queens of the Stone Age, Dave Grohl, and Fleetwood Mac guitarist/singer Lindsey Buckingham will be closing the Grammys with a special rock performance on January 26. QOTSA will be playing in celebration of their three Grammy nominations for their newest album, Like Clockwork, which include Best Rock Album and Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical ...

Nine Inch Nails have revealed further details on their upcoming album, Hesitation Marks, due out Sept. 3 on Columbia Records. In addition to previously announced band members Alessandro Cortini, Ilan Rubin, and Joshua Eustis, the record will feature contributions from Adrian Belew of King Crimson (who was briefly announced as part of the group's live lineup), Lindsey Buckingham of Fleetwood Ma