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Gotta Be Somebody
October 18, 2008
NICKELBACK
The irrevocable staying power of multiplatinum blockbuster "All the Right Reasons"—6.9 million copies and counting three years on, just in the United States—certified Nickelback as modern radio's rock king. » Full Story |
Take Back the City
October 18, 2008
SNOW PATROL
Best-known for hit ballad "Chasing Cars," Scotland rock quintet Snow Patrol scored big in 2006, selling more than 1 million U.S. copies of "Eyes Open," which became the best-selling U.K. album of the year. » Full Story |
I Will
October 18, 2008
JIMMY WAYNE
In this year's most impressive comeback, Jimmy Wayne's previous single "Do You Believe Me Now" spent three weeks at No. 1 on Billboard's country singles chart, re-establishing the young singer/ songwriter as one of the format's most compelling voices. » Full Story |
Unconditional
October 18, 2008
Simon Collins
Phil Collins contributes to only one track on his son's U.S. debut album, "U-Catastrophe," but his influence appears throughout—from vocal similarities to a progressive sensibility reminiscent of pre-pop-era Genesis. » Full Story |
Without You
October 18, 2008
HINDER
Blessed with a raucous, three-dimensional voice immune to irony, Hinder frontman Justin Winkler was born to perform testosterone-heavy power ballads like "Without You." » Full Story |
Do What You Do
October 18, 2008
MUDVAYNE
Mudvayne stood out from the nu-metal pack on the cusp of the millennium not only because of its rainbow-hued hair, messy makeup and costumes. (Cue the gorilla suit. » Full Story |
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