“That’s the day I quit,” Dickinson said any potential backing tracks usage. “Or the day we stop. If it’s not real, it’s not ...

Although knowing some performers use backing tracks, Bruce Dickinson wasn't about to trick Iron Maiden fans with "Disneyland ...

Bruce Dickinson has expressed his distaste for bands using backing tracks, saying he'd rather retire than see Iron Maiden ...

Kendrick Lamar because WHO ELSE!? No other rapper performs on THAT level. Story-telling, no backing track, energy + charisma!” one person wrote on X. “This was dope, especially towards the end.

That strange-looking thing on a long piece of string – that’s the anchor. This tall bit of tin overflowed to the brim - that’s me tankard. There's a long piece of wood, Where many have stood ...

If the backing track on Beyoncé's new recording of the Beatles' "Blackbird" sounds especially familiar, there's good reason for that. It turns out that the cover version she recorded for her ...

KS1. A song about the sounds you can hear in the kitchen - a dripping tap, clanking pots and pans, forks and spoons and crockery. The kitchen sink, the kitchen sink Listen to the sounds of the ...

Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson has said he would rather quit playing live than become a “Disneyland Maiden” by using backing tracks. The British heavy metal legends are heading out on ...