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Elvis Costello has extended his upcoming tour, titled Radio Soul!: The Early Songs of Elvis Costello, with 22 new East Coast and Midwest shows. They begin in September and continue into October.

The first leg, announced late last year, also features the Imposters with Charlie Sexton and runs through June and July. The Imposters include Steve Nieve, Pete Thomas and Davey Faragher. See a complete list of dates, cities and venues below.

Tickets will be on sale at ElvisCostello.com. The artist presale begins at 10AM local time on Wednesday, April 23. General on sale tickets follow on Friday, April 25, again at 10AM local time.

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Costello says he’s focusing on material spanning 1977’s My Aim Is True and 1986’s Blood and Chocolate, including favorites like “Alison” and “Watching the Detectives” – as well as a few surprises along the way.

“You can expect the unexpected and the faithful in equal measure,” Costello said in an official statement. “Don’t forget this show is ‘performed by Elvis Costello and the Imposters,’ an ensemble which includes three people who first recorded this music and two more who bring something entirely new. They are nobody’s tribute band. The Imposters are a living, breathing, swooning, kicking and screaming rock ‘n’ roll band who can turn their hands to a pretty ballad when the opportunity arises.”

This tour follows 2024’s King of America and Other Realms, a six-disc anthology focusing on the early 1986 album that preceded Blood and Chocolate. Costello is expected to play songs from King of America during the mid-show interludes.

Elvis Costello, Radio Soul! Tour First Leg
6/12 – Seattle, WA @ Woodland Park Zoo Amphitheatre
6/13 – Portland, OR @ Keller Auditorium
6/15 – Reno, NV @ Silver Legacy’s Grande Expo Hall
6/17 – San Francisco, CA @ The Masonic
6/19 – Wheatland, CA @ Hard Rock Live Sacramento
6/21-22 – Los Angeles, CA @ Orpheum
6/24 – San Diego, CA @ Humphreys Concerts by the Bay
6/26 – Las Vegas, NV @ Pearl Concert Theater at Palms Casino Resort
6/28 – Beaver Creek, CO @ Vilar Performing Arts Center
6/29 – Denver, CO @ Bellco Theatre
7/1 – Kansas City, MO @ Uptown Theater
7/3 – St. Louis, MO @ The Factory
7/5 – Nashville, TN @ Ryman Auditorium
7/7 – Greenville, SC @ The Peace Center Concert Hall
7/9 – St. Petersburg, FL @ Duke Energy Center for the Arts
7/10 – Fort Myers, FL @ Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall
7/12 – Miami Beach, FL @ Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theatre

Elvis Costello, Radio Soul! Tour Second Leg
9/18 – Bethlehem, PA @ Wind Creek Event Center
9/19 – Atlantic City, NJ @ Borgata Event Center
9/21 – Brookville, NY @ LIU Tilles Center for The Performing Arts
9/22 – Boston, MA @ MGM Music Hall at Fenway
9/24 – Hartford, CT @ Mortensen Hall at The Bushnell
9/26 – Toronto, ON @ Massey Hall
9/27 – Akron, OH @ Akron Civic Theatre
9/29 – Washington, DC @ Warner Theatre
9/30 – Durham, NC @ Durham Performing Arts Center
10/2 – Atlanta, GA @ Coca-Cola Roxy
10/3 – Charleston, SC @ Charleston Gaillard Center
10/5 – Roanoke, VA @ Berglund Performing Arts Theatre
10/7 – Wheeling, WV @ Capitol Theatre
10/9 – Royal Oak, MI @ Royal Oak Music Theatre
10/10 – Columbus, OH @ Palace Theatre
10/12 – Indianapolis, IN @ Murat Theatre at Old National Centre
10/14 – Champaign, IL @ Virginia Theatre
10/16 – Chicago, IL @ The Chicago Theatre
10/17 – Milwaukee, WI @ The Pabst Theater
10/19 – Madison, WI @ Orpheum Theater
10/20 – Minneapolis, MN @ Northrop Auditorium
10/22 – Omaha, NE @ Steelhouse Omaha

Billy Idol has released a new single from his upcoming album Dream Into It. The track, titled “77,” features Avril Lavigne.

“It came out really fantastic,” Idol said of the song earlier this year. “She’s incredible, and the song just came alive. It was already good with me on it, but it got three times better with her on it.”

You can listen to the song below.

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Idol and Lavigne are also scheduled to perform the song on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on April 28.

Billy Idol’s Other 2025 Plans

Dream Into It, Idol’s first new album in over a decade, will be released on April 25. Five days later, he’ll launch an expansive tour with Joan Jett that will take them all over North America.

“The album is a little bit about the story of my life, almost in chronological order,” Idol recently told UCR. “That’s how we’ve even done the track listing. We didn’t do it like that in the old days. You always did it [with] a hit single first and the second single second. But this [album] is telling a story, that’s the story of my life. Really, that’s what Dream Into It is about.”

On June 10, a documentary about Idol called Billy Idol Should Be Dead will premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York City, where Idol will perform following the screening.

Idol is also a nominee for this year’s Rock & Roll Hall of Fame class.

Billy Idol Albums Ranked

A stage name like Billy Idol isn’t chosen just because it sounds cool.

Gallery Credit: Eduardo Rivadavia

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Avenged Sevenfold frontman M. Shadows says nothing will make him play it safe when it comes to making music because he really “couldn’t care less” about anyone else’s opinion.

The Californian metal outfit’s eighth album Life Is But a Dream… was released in 2023 and fans were split over its merits.

But Shadows says he has learned to accept they’ll never please everybody and he insists artistic creativity is all about pushing boundaries. It was a discussion with Linkin Park bassist Dave Farrell that helped make him comfortable about discounting outside opinions.

Shadows tells Rock Feed: “We were at dinner probably a year ago and we were talking about Life Is But A Dream…, and he says, ‘If you were to take your record right now, or any record that you love, and show it to everybody here, how much weight would you put behind any of these people’s opinions?’ And the answer is zero.

“I couldn’t care less about other people’s opinions. But one rule I made myself a long time ago is I listen to the positivity equally to the negativity, meaning I don’t care about either.

“If a review is a 10 out of 10, cool. It could be bought and paid for. Cool. It doesn’t matter. If it’s a zero out of 10, it also doesn’t matter. So I think that you can’t just walk around with all your good stuff and then ignore the bad. You have to kind of ignore them both, in my opinion.

“At the end of the day, we’re not making art by committee. It’s not, like, everybody give us your ideas and we’re all gonna kind of morph the same thing. We have A.I. to do that now.

“You’re gonna be able to take your favourite records and A.I. can spit out something sort of like it. But you need artists and creatives to keep pushing the boundaries. Some things are gonna work, some things aren’t.

“But at the end of the day, even if something doesn’t work, it might spark in someone else, ‘Oh, that was bold. Where can I push limits a little more?’ And I think that’s how this whole space thrives.”

Metal Hammer’s review of Life Is But a Dream… described it as “a brilliantly deranged, LSD-soaked psycho-metal musical.”

Ringo Starr, born Richard Starkey in Liverpool, England, overcame significant childhood health challenges before becoming one of the most recognizable drummers in rock history. He suffered from peritonitis and tuberculosis as a child, spending years in and out of hospitals, which delayed his education but fostered his love for music. He joined his first serious band, Rory Storm and the Hurricanes, in the late 1950s, performing across the UK and eventually in Hamburg, Germany. While playing in Hamburg, Starr met the Beatles and filled in occasionally for their drummer Pete Best. In 1962, he officially joined the Beatles, completing the classic lineup and contributing to the seismic shift the band would bring to popular music.

With the Beatles, Ringo Starr became known for his steady, song-serving drumming style, his distinctive personality, and his baritone vocals on tracks like “Yellow Submarine” and “With a Little Help from My Friends.” Though not the band’s primary songwriter, Starr co-wrote and sang several Beatles songs and brought a distinctive wit and rhythmic sensibility that played a vital role in shaping their sound. His inventive drum patterns and unique feel influenced countless drummers and contributed to the Beatles’ success during their recording innovations from Rubber Soul through Abbey Road.

Following the breakup of the Beatles in 1970, Starr launched a solo career that quickly found commercial success. His 1973 album Ringo featured all three of his former bandmates contributing in various capacities and produced two Top 10 hits: “Photograph,” co-written with George Harrison, which reached No. 1 in the U.S., and “You’re Sixteen,” which also hit No. 1. His follow-up album, Goodnight Vienna (1974), included the hit “No No Song” and solidified his standing as a solo artist capable of producing commercially viable, good-natured pop and rock music.

Over the decades, Starr has released 20 studio albums, including Beaucoups of Blues (1970), Time Takes Time (1992), Choose Love (2005), and What’s My Name (2019). His musical output has remained consistent, always centered around themes of peace, love, and positivity. Although not every album met the commercial highs of the early 1970s, Starr has continued to evolve as a recording artist while staying true to the musical identity that endeared him to generations of fans.

In 1989, Starr formed the All-Starr Band, a rotating supergroup featuring notable musicians from various rock and pop acts. The concept became a touring staple, with each band member taking turns performing their hits alongside Starr’s solo and Beatles material. The All-Starr Band has featured musicians such as Joe Walsh, Todd Rundgren, Peter Frampton, and Steve Lukather. This project not only kept Starr active as a performer but also underscored his collaborative spirit and lasting respect among peers in the industry.

Starr has earned numerous accolades throughout his career. In 2015, he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a solo artist, having already been inducted as a member of the Beatles in 1988. He received a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award with the Beatles and has been part of the band’s multiple Grammy wins and nominations. In 2018, he was knighted by Prince William at Buckingham Palace, becoming Sir Richard Starkey for his services to music.

Outside of music, Starr has had a varied acting career, appearing in films such as Caveman (1981), The Magic Christian (1969), and narrating the first two seasons of Thomas & Friends. His charm and humor have made him a favorite in family entertainment as well as rock documentaries and retrospectives. Starr has also authored several books, including photo collections and children’s stories, expanding his creative footprint beyond the stage and studio.

A longtime advocate for peace and humanitarian causes, Starr launched the Peace and Love initiative in 2008, encouraging fans to think, say, or post “peace and love” at noon on his birthday, July 7, each year. The campaign has gained international attention, becoming a hallmark of his public appearances and fan interactions. He has supported numerous charities and environmental causes over the years, underscoring his lifelong message of optimism and unity.

Starr’s personal life has often reflected the stability not typically associated with rock stars of his generation. He has been married to actress Barbara Bach since 1981, and the two have been active in philanthropic endeavors, including work on addiction recovery and animal welfare. After overcoming alcoholism in the late 1980s, Starr has remained sober and regularly speaks about the importance of recovery and spiritual well-being.

Despite being underestimated at times during the Beatles’ heyday, Starr’s contributions to modern drumming and music culture have been widely re-evaluated. His technical skill, especially his ability to innovate within the context of pop songs, is now celebrated by musicians and scholars alike. His influence is felt in genres ranging from indie rock to jazz-fusion, and he remains a touchstone for musical simplicity done right.

As a Beatle, Starr was a foundational part of a revolution. As a solo artist, he carved out a long and resilient career grounded in collaboration and good-natured energy. His life has been defined not by drama or controversy but by friendship, creativity, and an enduring passion for performance. He has stayed active well into his eighties, touring and recording new music, bringing joy to longtime fans and younger generations alike.

Today, Ringo Starr is not only remembered as the drummer for the Beatles but also as a respected elder statesman of rock and roll. His commitment to peace, his infectious enthusiasm, and his constant creative activity make him a continuing force in popular music and a beloved figure across the globe. His legacy is not only preserved in Beatles history but also in the joy he continues to bring to audiences around the world.

Complete List Of Ringo Starr Songs From A to Z

1. $15 Draw – Beaucoups of Blues – 1970
2. Act Naturally (with Buck Owens) – Non-album single – 1989
3. Act Naturally – Help! – 1965 (lead vocal)
4. Adeline – Crooked Boy (EP) – 2024
5. After All These Years – Time Takes Time – 1992
6. Alibi – Old Wave – 1983
7. All by Myself – Goodnight Vienna – 1974
8. All in the Name of Love – Time Takes Time – 1992
9. Anthem – Ringo 2012 – 2012
10. As Far as We Can Go – Old Wave – 1983
11. Attention – Stop and Smell the Roses – 1981
12. Back Off Boogaloo – Non-album single – 1972
13. Bad Boy – Bad Boy – 1978
14. Bamboula – Postcards from Paradise – 2015
15. Be My Baby – Old Wave – 1983
16. Beaucoups of Blues – Beaucoups of Blues – 1970
17. Better Days – What’s My Name – 2019
18. Blindman – B-side to “Back Off Boogaloo” – 1972
19. Blink – Ringo Rama (Deluxe edition) – 2003
20. Blue Christmas – I Wanna Be Santa Claus – 1999
21. Blue, Turning Grey Over You – Sentimental Journey – 1970
22. Boat Ride – Scouse the Mouse – 1977
23. Boys – Please Please Me – 1963 (lead vocal)
24. Brandy – Stop and Smell the Roses (1994 reissue) – 1994
25. Breathless (featuring Billy Strings) – Look Up – 2025
26. Bridges – Postcards from Paradise – 2015
27. Bye Bye Blackbird – Sentimental Journey – 1970
28. Call Me – Goodnight Vienna – 1974
29. Can She Do It Like She Dances – Ringo the 4th – 1977
30. Can You Hear Me Call (featuring Molly Tuttle) – Look Up – 2025
31. Can’t Do It Wrong – Y Not – 2010
32. The Christmas Dance – I Wanna Be Santa Claus – 1999
33. Christmas Eve – I Wanna Be Santa Claus – 1999
34. Christmas Time (Is Here Again) – I Wanna Be Santa Claus – 1999
35. Choose Love – Choose Love – 2005
36. Come Back (featuring Lucius) – Look Up – 2025
37. Come On Christmas, Christmas Come On – I Wanna Be Santa Claus – 1999
38. Coming Undone (featuring Trombone Shorty) – Change the World (EP) – 2021
39. Confirmation – Postcards from Paradise – 2015
40. Cookin’ (In the Kitchen of Love) – Ringo’s Rotogravure – 1976
41. Coochy Coochy – B-side to “Beaucoups of Blues” – 1970
42. Crooked Boy – Crooked Boy (EP) – 2024
43. Cryin’ – Ringo’s Rotogravure – 1976
44. Dead Giveaway – Stop and Smell the Roses – 1981
45. Dear Santa – I Wanna Be Santa Claus – 1999
46. Devil Woman – Ringo – 1973
47. Do You Like Me? (with Cilla Black) – Cilla (Television programme) – 1968
48. Don’t Be Cruel – Time Takes Time (Japanese edition) – 1992
49. Don’t Go Where the Road Don’t Go – Time Takes Time – 1992
50. Don’t Hang Up (featuring Chrissie Hynde) – Choose Love – 2005
51. Don’t Know a Thing About Love – Time Takes Time – 1992
52. Don’t Pass Me By – Give More Love – 2017
53. Don’t Pass Me By – The Beatles (White Album) – 1968 (written and lead vocal)
54. A Dose of Rock ‘n’ Roll – Ringo’s Rotogravure – 1976
55. Down and Out – B-side to “Photograph” – 1973
56. Dream – Sentimental Journey – 1970
57. Drift Away – Vertical Man – 1998
58. Drowning in the Sea of Love – Ringo the 4th – 1977
59. Drumming Is My Madness – Stop and Smell the Roses – 1981
60. Early 1970 – B-side to “It Don’t Come Easy” – 1971
61. Easy for Me – Goodnight Vienna – 1974
62. Electricity – Give More Love – 2017
63. Elizabeth Reigns – Ringo Rama – 2003
64. English Garden – Ringo Rama – 2003
65. Everybody’s in a Hurry But Me – Old Wave – 1983
66. Everyday – Vertical Man (Japanese edition) – 1998
67. Everyone and Everything – EP3 (EP) – 2022
68. Everyone Wins – Y Not – 2010
69. Eye to Eye – Ringo Rama – 2003
70. Fading In Fading Out – Choose Love – 2005
71. Fastest Growing Heartache in the West – Beaucoups of Blues – 1970
72. February Sky – Crooked Boy (EP) – 2024
73. Feeling the Sunlight – Rewind Forward (EP) – 2023
74. Fill in the Blanks – Y Not – 2010
75. For Love – Liverpool 8 – 2008
76. Free Drinks – Choose Love – 2005
77. Free Your Soul (featuring Dave Koz and José Antonio Rodríguez) – EP3 (EP) – 2022
78. Gave It All Up – Ringo the 4th – 1977
79. Give It a Try – Liverpool 8 – 2008
80. Give Me Back the Beat – Choose Love – 2005
81. Give More Love – Give More Love – 2017
82. Going Down – Old Wave – 1983
83. Golden Blunders – Time Takes Time – 1992
84. Gone Are the Days – Liverpool 8 – 2008
85. Gonna Need Someone – Crooked Boy (EP) – 2024
86. Good Night – The Beatles (White Album) – 1968 (lead vocal)
87. Goodnight Vienna (Reprise) – Goodnight Vienna – 1974
88. Gotta Get Up to Get Down – What’s My Name – 2019
89. Grow Old with Me – What’s My Name – 2019
90. Gypsies in Flight – Ringo the 4th – 1977
91. Hard Times – Bad Boy – 1978
92. Hard to Be True – Choose Love – 2005
93. Harry’s Song – Liverpool 8 – 2008
94. Have I Told You Lately That I Love You? – Sentimental Journey – 1970
95. Have You Seen My Baby – Ringo – 1973
96. Heart on My Sleeve – Bad Boy – 1978
97. Here’s to the Nights – Zoom In (EP) – 2020
98. Hey! Baby – Ringo’s Rotogravure – 1976
99. Honey Don’t – Beatles For Sale – 1964 (lead vocal)
100. Hopeless – Old Wave – 1983
101. Husbands and Wives – Goodnight Vienna – 1974
102. I Call Your Name – Non-album single – 1990
103. I Don’t Believe You – Time Takes Time – 1992
104. I Keep Forgettin’ – Old Wave – 1983
105. I Live For Your Love (featuring Molly Tuttle) – Look Up – 2025
106. I Really Love Her – Ringo Rama – 2003
107. I Think Therefore I Rock and Roll – Ringo Rama – 2003
108. I Wanna Be Santa Claus – I Wanna Be Santa Claus – 1999
109. I Wanna Be Your Man – With The Beatles – 1963 (lead vocal)
110. I Was Walkin’ – Vertical Man – 1998
111. I Wouldn’t Have You Any Other Way – Beaucoups of Blues – 1970
112. If It’s Love That You Want – Liverpool 8 – 2008
113. Imagine Me There – Ringo Rama – 2003
114. In a Heartbeat – Time Takes Time – 1992
115. In Liverpool – Ringo 2012 – 2012
116. In My Car – Old Wave – 1983
117. Instant Amnesia – Ringo Rama – 2003
118. Island in the Sun – Postcards from Paradise – 2015
119. It Don’t Come Easy – Non-album single – 1971
120. (It’s All Down to) Goodnight Vienna – Goodnight Vienna – 1974
121. It’s Love – Non-album single – 2008
122. It’s No Secret – Ringo the 4th – 1977
123. It’s Not Love That You Want – What’s My Name – 2019
124. I’d Be Talking All the Time – Beaucoups of Blues – 1970
125. I’ll Be Fine Anywhere – Vertical Man – 1998
126. I’ll Still Love You – Ringo’s Rotogravure – 1976
127. I’m a Fool to Care – Sentimental Journey – 1970
128. I’m Home – Ringo Rama (Deluxe edition) – 2003
129. I’m the Greatest – Ringo – 1973
130. I’m Yours – Vertical Man – 1998
131. Just a Dream – B-side to “Wings” and “Drowning in the Sea of Love” – 1977
132. Just That Way – Change the World (EP) – 2021
133. King of Broken Hearts – Vertical Man – 1998
134. King of the Kingdom – Give More Love – 2017
135. La De Da – Vertical Man – 1998
136. Las Brisas – Ringo’s Rotogravure – 1976
137. Lady Gaye – Ringo’s Rotogravure – 1976
138. Laughable – Give More Love – 2017
139. Lay Down Your Arms (with Stevie Nicks) – For the Love of Harry: Everybody Sings Nilsson – 1995
140. Let Love Lead – Postcards from Paradise – 2015
141. Let the Rest of the World Go By – Sentimental Journey – 1970
142. Let’s Be Friends – EP3 (EP) – 2022
143. Let’s Change the World – Change the World (EP) – 2021
144. Life Is Good – What’s My Name – 2019
145. Lipstick Traces (On a Cigarette) – Bad Boy – 1978
146. The Little Drummer Boy – I Wanna Be Santa Claus – 1999
147. Liverpool 8 – Liverpool 8 – 2008
148. Living in a Pet Shop – Scouse the Mouse – 1977
149. Look Up (featuring Molly Tuttle) – Look Up – 2025
150. Loser’s Lounge – Beaucoups of Blues – 1970
151. Love Don’t Last Long – Beaucoups of Blues – 1970
152. Love First, Ask Questions Later – Ringo Rama – 2003
153. Love Is – Liverpool 8 – 2008
154. Love Is a Many Splendoured Thing – Sentimental Journey – 1970
155. Love Me Do – Vertical Man – 1998
156. Magic – What’s My Name – 2019
157. A Man Like Me – Bad Boy – 1978
158. Matchbox – Long Tall Sally EP – 1964 (lead vocal)
159. Me and You – Choose Love – 2005
160. Memphis in Your Mind – Ringo Rama – 2003
161. Mindfield – Vertical Man – 1998
162. Missouri Loves Company – Ringo Rama – 2003
163. Miss Jean – Rewind Forward (EP) – 2023
164. Money – What’s My Name – 2019
165. Monkey See – Monkey Do – Bad Boy – 1978
166. A Mouse Like Me – Scouse the Mouse – 1977
167. Mr. Double-It-Up – Vertical Man (Japanese edition) – 1998
168. Mystery of the Night – Y Not – 2010
169. Nashville Jam – Beaucoups of Blues (1995 reissue) – 1995
170. Never Let Me Go (featuring Billy Strings) – Look Up – 2025
171. Never Without You – Ringo Rama – 2003
172. Night and Day – Sentimental Journey – 1970
173. No No Song – Goodnight Vienna – 1974
174. Nonsense – Alice in Wonderland (1985 film) – 1985
175. Not Enough Love in This World – Zoom In (EP) – 2021
176. Not Looking Back – Postcards from Paradise – 2015
177. Now That She’s Gone Away – Liverpool 8 – 2008
178. Occapella – Goodnight Vienna – 1974
179. Octopus’s Garden – Abbey Road – 1969 (written and lead vocal)
180. Oh My Lord – Choose Love – 2005
181. Oh My My – Ringo – 1973
182. OK Ray – Ringo Rama (Deluxe edition) – 2003
183. Old Time Relovin’ – Bad Boy – 1978
184. One – Vertical Man – 1998
185. Only You (And You Alone) – Goodnight Vienna – 1974
186. Oo-Wee – Goodnight Vienna – 1974
187. The Other Side of Liverpool – Y Not – 2010
188. Out on the Streets – Ringo the 4th – 1977
189. Pasodobles – Liverpool 8 – 2008
190. Pax Um Biscum (Peace Be with You) – I Wanna Be Santa Claus – 1999
191. Peace Dream – Y Not – 2010
192. Picture Show Life – Old Wave – 1983
193. Photograph – Ringo – 1973
194. Postcards from Paradise – Postcards from Paradise – 2015
195. Private Property – Stop and Smell the Roses – 1981
196. Puppet – Vertical Man – 1998
197. Pure Gold – Ringo’s Rotogravure – 1976
198. Really Love You (Paul McCartney) – Flaming Pie (Paul McCartney album) – 1997
199. Red and Black Blues – Stop and Smell the Roses (1994 reissue) – 1994
200. Rewind Forward – Rewind Forward (EP) – 2023
201. Right Side of the Road – Postcards from Paradise – 2015
202. Rock Around the Clock – Change the World (EP) – 2021
203. Rock Island Line – Ringo 2012 – 2012
204. Rory and the Hurricanes – Postcards from Paradise – 2015
205. Rosetta (featuring Billy Strings & Larkin Poe) – Look Up – 2025
206. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer – I Wanna Be Santa Claus – 1999
207. Runaways – Time Takes Time – 1992
208. Running Free – Scouse the Mouse – 1977
209. R U Ready? – Liverpool 8 – 2008
210. Samba – Ringo 2012 – 2012
211. Satisfied – Choose Love – 2005
212. Scouse’s Dream – Scouse the Mouse – 1977
213. Scouse the Mouse – Scouse the Mouse – 1977
214. See You Later, Alligator – Songs from Quarantine Vol. 2 – 2021
215. Send Love Spread Peace – What’s My Name – 2019
216. Sentimental Journey – Sentimental Journey – 1970
217. Shadows on the Wall – Rewind Forward (EP) – 2023
218. Silent Homecoming – Beaucoups of Blues – 1970
219. Simple Love Song – Ringo the 4th – 1977
220. Six O’Clock – Ringo – 1973
221. Shake It Up – Give More Love – 2017
222. She’s About a Mover – Old Wave – 1983
223. Show Me the Way – Give More Love – 2017
224. Slow Down – Ringo 2012 – 2012
225. Sneaking Sally Through the Alley – Ringo the 4th – 1977
226. Snookeroo – Goodnight Vienna – 1974
227. So Wrong for So Long – Give More Love – 2017
228. Some People – Choose Love – 2005
229. S.O.S. – Scouse the Mouse – 1977
230. Speed of Sound – Give More Love – 2017
231. Spooky Weirdness – Ringo’s Rotogravure – 1976
232. Standing Still – Give More Love – 2017
233. Stardust – Sentimental Journey – 1970
234. Step Lightly – Ringo – 1973
235. Stop and Take the Time to Smell the Roses – Stop and Smell the Roses – 1981
236. String Theory (featuring Molly Tuttle & Larkin Poe) – Look Up – 2025
237. Sun City (Artists United Against Apartheid) – Non-album single – 1985
238. Sunshine Life for Me (Sail Away Raymond) – Ringo – 1973
239. Sure to Fall – Stop and Smell the Roses – 1981
240. Tango All Night – Ringo the 4th – 1977
241. Teach Me to Tango – Zoom In (EP) – 2021
242. Time – Y Not – 2010
243. Time On My Hands – Look Up – 2024
244. Thank God for Music – What’s My Name – 2019
245. Thankful (featuring Alison Krauss) – Look Up – 2025
246. Think About You – Liverpool 8 – 2008
247. Think It Over – Ringo 2012 – 2012
248. This Be Called a Song – Ringo’s Rotogravure – 1976
249. Tonight – Bad Boy – 1978
250. Touch and Go – Postcards from Paradise – 2015
251. Trippin’ on My Own Tears – Ringo Rama – 2003
252. Tuff Love – Liverpool 8 – 2008
253. The Turnaround – Choose Love – 2005
254. Vertical Man – Vertical Man – 1998
255. Waiting – Beaucoups of Blues – 1970
256. Waiting for the Tide to Turn – Zoom In (EP) – 2021
257. Wake Up – Stop and Smell the Roses (1994 reissue) – 1994
258. Walk with You (with Paul McCartney) – Y Not – 2010
259. We’re on the Road Again – Give More Love – 2017
260. Weight of the World – Time Takes Time – 1992
261. What Goes Around – Time Takes Time – 1992
262. What Goes On – Rubber Soul – 1965 (co-written and lead vocal)
263. What in the … World – Vertical Man – 1998
264. What Love Wants to Be – Ringo Rama – 2003
265. What’s My Name – What’s My Name – 2019
266. When You Wish Upon a Star (with Herb Alpert) – Stay Awake: Various Interpretations of Music from Vintage Disney Films – 1988
267. Where Did Our Love Go – Bad Boy – 1978
268. Whispering Grass (Don’t Tell the Trees) – Sentimental Journey – 1970
269. White Christmas – I Wanna Be Santa Claus – 1999
270. Who Needs a Heart – Bad Boy – 1978
271. Who’s Your Daddy (with Joss Stone) – Y Not – 2010
272. Wine, Women and Loud Happy Songs – Beaucoups of Blues – 1970
273. Wings – Ringo the 4th – 1977
274. Winter Wonderland – I Wanna Be Santa Claus – 1999
275. With A Little Help From My Friends – Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band – 1967 (lead vocal)
276. Without Her – Beaucoups of Blues – 1970
277. Without Understanding – Vertical Man – 1998
278. Woman of the Night – Beaucoups of Blues – 1970
279. Wonderful – Ringo 2012 – 2012
280. World Go Round – EP3 (EP) – 2022
281. Wrack My Brain – Stop and Smell the Roses – 1981
282. Write One for Me – Ringo Rama – 2003
283. Wrong All the Time – Choose Love – 2005
284. Y Not – Y Not – 2010
285. Yellow Submarine – Revolver – 1966 (lead vocal)
286. You and Me (Babe) – Ringo – 1973
287. You Always Hurt the One You Love – Sentimental Journey – 1970
288. You Belong to Me – Stop and Smell the Roses – 1981
289. You Bring the Party Down – Postcards from Paradise – 2015
290. You Can’t Fight Lightning – Stop and Smell the Roses (1994 reissue) – 1994
291. You Don’t Know Me at All – Ringo’s Rotogravure – 1976
292. You Never Know – Curly Sue (soundtrack) – 1991
293. You Want Some – Look Up – 2025
294. You’re Sixteen – Ringo – 1973
295. You’ve Got a Nice Way – Stop and Smell the Roses – 1981

Album Song Count

Cilla (Television programme) (1968): 1 song

Sentimental Journey (1970): 12 songs

Beaucoups of Blues (1970): 14 songs

Ringo (1973): 10 songs

Goodnight Vienna (1974): 10 songs

Ringo’s Rotogravure (1976): 10 songs

Ringo the 4th (1977): 10 songs

Scouse the Mouse (1977): 7 songs

Bad Boy (1978): 10 songs

Stop and Smell the Roses (1981): 10 songs

Old Wave (1983): 10 songs

Alice in Wonderland (1985): 1 song

Sun City (1985): 1 song

Stay Awake (1988): 1 song

Time Takes Time (1992): 12 songs

Stop and Smell the Roses reissue (1994): 3 songs

Beaucoups of Blues reissue (1995): 1 song

For the Love of Harry (1995): 1 song

Flaming Pie (Paul McCartney album) (1997): 1 song

Vertical Man (1998): 12 songs

I Wanna Be Santa Claus (1999): 12 songs

Ringo Rama (2003): 14 songs

Choose Love (2005): 12 songs

Liverpool 8 (2008): 12 songs

Y Not (2010): 10 songs

Ringo 2012 (2012): 7 songs

Postcards from Paradise (2015): 10 songs

Give More Love (2017): 10 songs

What’s My Name (2019): 10 songs

Zoom In (EP) (2020-2021): 4 songs

Change the World (EP) (2021): 4 songs

Songs from Quarantine Vol. 2 (2021): 1 song

EP3 (EP) (2022): 3 songs

Rewind Forward (EP) (2023): 3 songs

Crooked Boy (EP) (2024): 4 songs

Look Up (2025): 9 songs

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Zak Starkey Leaks Unreleased T. Rex Cover Featuring Guns N’ Roses, Elton John and Ringo Starr

Zak Starkey — who’s had a bit of an eventful week — recently shared an unreleased, all-star cover of T. Rex‘s “Children of the Revolution” recorded for a charity album that’s yet to receive a proper announcement.

The cover, which you can hear below, features Axl Rose, Slash, Duff McKagan, Elton John and Starkey’s father, Ringo Starr.

The Who drummer posted the song on social media in February with its accompanying video, which tells the story of a young cancer victim. In light of Starkey’s recent firing and rehiring from the Who, the song has begun to circulate more heavily online. The cover is designed to raise funds for the Teenage Cancer Trust.

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“Ringo/Elton/Axl/Duff/Slash. C’mon amazing people – let’s get this record out and [help] these teenagers who, as musicians, we rely on so much,” Starkey said on Instagram. “If we wait much longer some of the these brave young people may not have enough time to hear it.”

He added of the track: “This is the first half, then it gets wild!!! Everything generated by this record … goes to teenage cancer – if it gets released, which depends totally on the amazing participants giving us the green light.”

Zak Starkey Reveals How Star-Studded T. Rex Cover Came Together

Starkey revealed the song’s existence in 2024, saying it dated back to 2017 when Guns N’ Roses and the Who played at Rock in Rio. “My dad played drums in L.A. (while I fudged the bass) then in Rio Duff cut bass,” he said.

“A couple of weeks after the tour we cut guitars in NYC with Slash – sent the track with Sshh [Starkey’s wife, musician Sshh Liguz] guide vocal to Elton, who played amazing piano. Sshh went to hang with Axl who said he’d like to sing it – wow! Axl killed it – amazing vocals – he’s mixing the track now I believe (hope).”

Starkey also said the album features “more than one Beatle, a Smith, a Pretender, an Ashcroft, an Iggy and many more,” and expressed his desire to see it launched “without greedy bean counting majors wanting 75% (I won’t say which label, but fuck me, this is for sick kids).”

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Marshall Tucker Band lead singer Doug Gray has announced that he is taking a temporary hiatus from the road due to unspecified health concerns.

“Taking care of business as I always do,” Gray said in a statement announcing the news. “Thanks and see you soon.”

Gray co-founded the Marshall Tucker Band in 1972, and has been its sole remaining original member since 1996. The group is best known for singles such as 1973’s “Can’t You See” and 1977’s “Heard it in a Love Song.”

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The band will continue its 2025 tour plans without Gray until he returns, including dates with JJ Grey and Mofro, Bachman-Turner Overdrive and Jefferson Starship. You can see their complete itinerary below.

Gray promises to stay involved in “all aspects” of the tour while he recovers. “Everyone knows I’m not one to sit on my hands,” he explains. “I’ll be making sure all of the stars are aligned.”

Marshall Tucker Band 2025 Tour Dates:

May 9 – West Wendover, NV – Peppermill Concert Hall
May 10 – Laughlin, NV – The Edge Pavilion at Edgewater Casino
May 11 – Scottsdale, AZ – Talking Stick Resort
May 15 – Ashland, KY – The Paramount #
May 16 – Bristol, VA – Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Bristol #
May 17 – Cincinnati, OH – Hard Rock Casino #
May 18 – Nashville, TN – The Pinnacle #
May 20 – Athens, GA – The Classic Center #
May 21 – Columbia, SC – Township Auditorium #
May 22 – Montgomery, AL – Montgomery Performing Arts Centre #
May 25 – St. Augustine, FL – JJ Grey’s Blackwater Sol Revue 2025 #
May 31 – Roanoke Rapids, NC – Weldon Mills Theatre #
June 1 – Myrtle Beach, SC – The Carolina Opry
June 6 – Wichita, KS – TempleLive at Wichita Scottish Rite Center
June 7 – Davenport, IA – Rhythm City Casino Resort
June 12 – Antioch, IL – Village of Antioch
June 13 – Kansas City, MO – Knuckleheads
June 14 – Jefferson City, MO – Capital Region MU Health Care Amphitheater
June 19 – Grand Rapids, MI – DeVos Performance Hall
June 20 – Eau Claire, WI – Summer Jam 2025
June 21 – Evansville, IN – Old National Events Plaza
July 18 – Council Bluffs, IA – Stir Cove ~
July 19 – Welch, NM – Treasure Island Resort & Casino ~
July 20 – Fargo, ND – Scheels Arena ~
July 22 – Interlochen, MI – Kresge Auditorium ~
July 24 – Appleton, WI – Neuroscience Group Field at Fox Cities Stadium ~
July 25 – Terre Haute, IN – The Mill Terre Haute ~
July 26 – Huber Heights, OH – Rose Music Center at The Heights ~
Aug 1 – El Reno, OK – Lucky Star Casino / Concho ~
Aug 2 – Gail, TX – The Coyote Country Store
Aug 3 – Amarillo, TX – Amarillo Civic Center Complex ~
Aug 8 – Hyannis, MA – Cape Code Melody Tent
Aug 17 – Chesterfield, MO – The Factory
Aug 21 – Fayetteville, AR – JJ’s LIVE
Aug 22 – Bossier City, LA – Margaritaville Resort Casino
Aug 23 – Bay St. Louis, MS – Hollywood Casino Gulf Coast
Aug 27 – Grand Island, NE – Nebraska State Fair 2025
Aug 29 – Pittsburg, KS – Kansas Crossing Casino + Hotel
Aug 30 – Elizabethtown, KY – Highland Farms Country Fest 2025
Sept 11 – Augusta, GA – Mill Theater
Sept 12 – Daytona Beach, FL – Peabody Auditorium
Sept 26 – Las Vegas, NV – Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino
Oct 3 – Cerritos, CA – Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts
Oct 4 – Valley Center, CA – Harrah’s Resort Southern California
Oct 5 – Santa Barbara, CA – Lobero Theatre
Oct 7 – San Luis Obispo, CA – Performing Arts Center San Luis Obispo
Oct 8 – Napa, CA – Uptown Theatre Napa
Oct 9 – Saratoga, CA – The Mountain Winery
# with JJ Grey & Mofro
~ with BTO & Jefferson Starship

Melissa Etheridge’s musical journey began in Leavenworth, Kansas, a Midwestern city far removed from the bustling epicenters of the music industry, but rich enough in grit and character to shape an artist with staying power. She studied at the Berklee College of Music in Boston but left after three semesters to pursue her own path, relocating to Los Angeles in the early 1980s. There, Etheridge’s relentless drive and powerful voice quickly earned her attention on the club circuit. Her demo caught the ear of Island Records’ Chris Blackwell, who signed her in 1986. Her self-titled debut album followed in 1988, and from that moment, Etheridge was on the map—thanks in part to the raw, impassioned vocals and confessional songwriting on tracks like “Bring Me Some Water,” which earned her the first of many Grammy nominations.

The momentum only intensified with her second album, Brave and Crazy (1989), which solidified her rock credentials. By the time Yes I Am hit in 1993, Etheridge had not only refined her sound but reached the commercial peak of her career. That album spawned the Grammy-winning “Come to My Window,” a career-defining single that blended aching vulnerability with defiant strength. The album also included “I’m the Only One,” another major hit that showcased her ability to translate deeply personal themes into widely relatable anthems. Yes I Am went multi-platinum and made Etheridge a household name. She followed it with Your Little Secret in 1995, which featured the hit “I Want to Come Over,” continuing her streak of chart success.

Over the span of her career, Etheridge has released 17 studio albums. Each project built upon her singular voice—musically and lyrically—with notable entries including Breakdown (1999), Skin (2001), and Lucky (2004). In 2007, she earned an Academy Award for Best Original Song for “I Need to Wake Up,” written for the documentary An Inconvenient Truth. Etheridge remained prolific throughout the 2010s and into the 2020s, releasing albums like Fearless Love (2010), This Is M.E. (2014), The Medicine Show (2019), and her most recent studio album, One Way Out in 2021, which featured songs originally written in the 1980s and ’90s but recorded with her original band.

Etheridge has racked up an impressive list of accolades: two Grammy Awards from fifteen nominations, an Oscar, and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, which she received in 2011. In addition to her Grammy for “Come to My Window,” she won Best Female Rock Vocal Performance again in 1995 for “Ain’t It Heavy.” Her impact is not measured just in statues or record sales but in her unwavering authenticity. Etheridge came out publicly as a lesbian in 1993, during a time when few high-profile musicians were doing so. Her openness became a milestone in LGBTQ+ visibility, making her a hero to fans far beyond the confines of rock radio.

Her personal life has also played a prominent role in her public identity. From raising four children—two with former partner Julie Cypher, two with ex-wife Tammy Lynn Michaels—to surviving breast cancer in 2004, Etheridge has never shied away from the realities of her journey. Her performance of Janis Joplin’s “Piece of My Heart” at the 2005 Grammy Awards, while bald from chemotherapy, remains one of the most memorable moments in award show history—an unfiltered celebration of life, defiance, and art.

Beyond the stage and studio, Etheridge has made her presence felt in activism, particularly around LGBTQ+ rights, environmental causes, and cannabis advocacy. In fact, she launched Etheridge Botanicals, a line of cannabis products aimed at wellness and healing. She has also authored a memoir and launched her own digital subscription channel, Etheridge TV, which she created during the COVID-19 pandemic to stay connected with fans during lockdowns. The platform allowed her to share live performances and personal insights, further reinforcing her commitment to openness and community.

Melissa Etheridge’s artistry is inseparable from her resilience. She has remained true to herself in every note she’s sung and every battle she’s fought—both on and off the stage. In an industry often defined by reinvention, Etheridge’s power comes not from changing who she is but from never compromising it in the first place.

Complete List Of Melissa Etheridge Songs From A to Z

1. 2001 – Never Enough – 1992
2. 4th Street Feeling – 4th Street Feeling – 2012
3. A Better Me – The Medicine Show – 2019
4. A Little Bit of Me – This Is M.E. – 2014
5. A Little Hard Hearted – This Is M.E. – 2014
6. A Disaster – 4th Street Feeling – 2012
7. A Sacred Heart – 4th Street Feeling – 2012
8. A Simple Love – The Awakening – 2007
9. Ain’t It Heavy – Never Enough – 1992
10. Ain’t That Bad – This Is M.E. – 2014
11. All American Girl – Yes I Am – 1993
12. All The Way Home – This Is M.E. – 2014
13. All There Is – The Awakening – 2007
14. All We Can Really Do – The Awakening – 2007
15. All the Way to Heaven – Your Little Secret – 1995
16. An Unexpected Rain – The Awakening – 2007
17. An Unusual Kiss – Your Little Secret – 1995
18. Angels Would Fall – Breakdown – 1999
19. Any Other Way – MEmphis Rock and Soul – 2016
20. Apartment #9 – Tammy Wynette Remembered – 1998
21. As Cool as You Try – One Way Out – 2021
22. Away – Fearless Love – 2010
23. Be My Baby – The Concert for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame – 1996
24. Be Real – 4th Street Feeling – 2012
25. Beloved – Breakdown – 1999
26. Blue Christmas – A New Thought For Christmas – 2008
27. Born to Run – The Concert for New York City – 2001
28. Born Under a Bad Sign – Memphis Rock and Soul – 2016
29. Brave and Crazy – Brave and Crazy – 1989
30. Breakdown – Breakdown – 1999
31. Breathe – Lucky – 2004
32. Bring Me Some Water – Melissa Etheridge – 1988
33. Bring Me Some Water (live version) – Grammy’s Greatest Moments Volume IV – 1994
34. Burning Love – It’s Now or Never: The Tribute to Elvis – 1994
35. California – The Awakening – 2007
36. Change – Your Little Secret – 1995
37. Change the World – 4th Street Feeling – 2012
38. Cherry Avenue – Breakdown – 1999
39. Christmas (Baby Please Come Home) – A New Thought For Christmas – 2008
40. Christmas in America – A New Thought For Christmas – 2008
41. Chrome Plated Heart – Melissa Etheridge – 1988
42. Come on Out Tonight – Lucky – 2004
43. Come to My Window – Yes I Am – 1993
44. Company – Fearless Love – 2010
45. Dance Without Sleeping – Never Enough – 1992
46. Do It Again – This Is M.E. – 2014
47. Don’t Look at Me – Welcome Home Roxy Carmichael – 1990
48. Don’t You Need – Melissa Etheridge – 1988
49. Down to One – Skin – 2001
50. Drag Me Away – Fearless Love – 2010
51. Enough Me – Breakdown – 1999
52. Enough Rain – 4th Street Feeling – 2012
53. Faded by Design – The Medicine Show – 2019
54. Falling Up – 4th Street Feeling – 2012
55. Favorite Song – This Is M.E. – 2014
56. Fearless Love – Fearless Love – 2010
57. Feels Like Home (with Josh Kelley) – Brother Bear 2 – 2006
58. For the Last Time – One Way Out – 2021
59. Gently We Row – Fearless Love – 2010
60. Giant – Lucky – 2004
61. Glorious – A New Thought For Christmas – 2008
62. God Is in the People – The Awakening – 2007
63. Goodnight – Skin – 2001
64. Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas – A New Thought For Christmas – 2008
65. Heal Me – Skin – 2001
66. Heaven on Earth – Fearless Love – 2010
67. Here Comes the Pain – The Medicine Show – 2019
68. Heroes and Friends – The Awakening – 2007
69. Hold On, I’m Coming – Memphis Rock and Soul – 2016
70. How Would I Know – Breakdown – 1999
71. I Can Wait – 4th Street Feeling – 2012
72. I Could Have Been You – Your Little Secret – 1995
73. I Forgot to Be Your Lover – Memphis Rock and Soul – 2016
74. I Know a Place (I’ll Take You There) – Memphis Rock and Soul – 2016
75. I Know You – The Medicine Show – 2019
76. I Really Like You – Your Little Secret – 1995
77. I Take You with Me – Boys on the Side – 1995
78. I Want to Be in Love – Skin – 2001
79. I Want to Come Over – Your Little Secret – 1995
80. I Want You – Melissa Etheridge – 1988
81. I Will Never Be the Same – Yes I Am – 1993
82. I Won’t Be Alone Tonight – This Is M.E. – 2014
83. I’m a Lover – Memphis Rock and Soul – 2016
84. I’m No Angel Myself – One Way Out – 2021
85. I’m the Only One – Yes I Am – 1993
86. I’ve Been Loving You Too Long (to Stop Now) – Memphis Rock and Soul – 2016
87. I’ve Got Dreams to Remember – Memphis Rock and Soul – 2016
88. I’ve Loved You Before – The Awakening – 2007
89. If I Wanted To – Yes I Am – 1993
90. If You Want To – Lucky – 2004
91. In Roxy’s Eyes (I Will Never Be the Same) – Welcome Home Roxy Carmichael – 1990
92. Indiana – Fearless Love – 2010
93. Into the Dark – Breakdown – 1999
94. It Will Be Me – Brother Bear 2 – 2006
95. It’s Christmas Time – A New Thought For Christmas – 2008
96. It’s Only Me – Skin – 2001
97. It’s for You – Never Enough – 1992
98. Just What You Asked For – 4th Street Feeling – 2012
99. Kansas City – 4th Street Feeling – 2012
100. Keep It Precious – Never Enough – 1992
101. Kingdom of Heaven – The Awakening – 2007
102. Kiss Me – Lucky – 2004
103. Last Hello – The Medicine Show – 2019
104. Leader of the Pack – The Concert for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame – 1996
105. Let Me Go – Brave and Crazy – 1989
106. Life Goes On (live) – One Way Out – 2021
107. Light a Light – A New Thought For Christmas – 2008
108. Like a Preacher – This Is M.E. – 2014
109. Like the Way I Do – Melissa Etheridge – 1988
110. Love Child – The Concert for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame – 1996
111. Love Will Live – The Medicine Show – 2019
112. Lover Please – Skin – 2001
113. Lucky – Lucky – 2004
114. Mama I’m Strange – Breakdown – 1999
115. Map of the Stars – The Awakening – 2007
116. Maybe – The Medicine Show – 2019
117. Meet Me in the Back – Never Enough – 1992
118. Meet Me in the Dark – Lucky – 2004
119. Memphis Train – Memphis Rock and Soul – 2016
120. Mercy – Lucky – 2004
121. Merry Christmas Baby – A New Thought For Christmas – 2008
122. Message to Myself – The Awakening – 2007
123. Miss California – Fearless Love – 2010
124. Monster – This Is M.E. – 2014
125. Must Be Crazy for Me – Never Enough – 1992
126. My Back Door – Brave and Crazy – 1989
127. My Lover – Breakdown – 1999
128. Nervous – Fearless Love – 2010
129. No Souvenirs – Brave and Crazy – 1989
130. Nowhere to Go – Your Little Secret – 1995
131. O Night Divine – A New Thought For Christmas – 2008
132. Occasionally – Melissa Etheridge – 1988
133. One Way Out – One Way Out – 2021
134. Only Love – Fearless Love – 2010
135. Open Your Mind – The Awakening – 2007
136. Place Your Hand – Never Enough – 1992
137. Please Forgive Me – Skin – 2001
138. Precious Pain – Melissa Etheridge – 1988
139. Resist – Yes I Am – 1993
140. Respect Yourself (People Stand Up) – Memphis Rock and Soul – 2016
141. Ring the Bells – A New Thought For Christmas – 2008
142. Rock Me Baby – Memphis Rock and Soul – 2016
143. Rock and Roll Me – 4th Street Feeling – 2012
144. Royal Station 4/16 – Brave and Crazy – 1989
145. Ruins – Yes I Am – 1993
146. Saturday Dancing – This Is M.E. – 2014
147. Save Myself – One Way Out – 2021
148. Scarecrow – Breakdown – 1999
149. Secret Agent – Lucky – 2004
150. Shaking – The Medicine Show – 2019
151. Shout Now – 4th Street Feeling – 2012
152. Shriner’s Park – Your Little Secret – 1995
153. Silent Legacy – Yes I Am – 1993
154. Similar Features – Melissa Etheridge – 1988
155. Sin tener a donde ir – Red Hot + Latin: Silencio = Muerte – 1997
156. Skin Deep – Brave and Crazy – 1989
157. Sleep – Breakdown – 1999
158. Soul Brothers – This Is M.E. – 2014
159. Stranger Road – This Is M.E. – 2014
160. Stronger Than Me – Breakdown – 1999
161. Suede – The Medicine Show – 2019
162. Sympathy – 4th Street Feeling – 2012
163. Take My Number – This Is M.E. – 2014
164. Talking to My Angel – Yes I Am – 1993
165. Testify – Brave and Crazy – 1989
166. That Would Be Me – One Way Out – 2021
167. The Angels – Brave and Crazy – 1989
168. The Angels (Earl Scruggs with Melissa Etheridge) – Earl Scruggs and Friends – 2001
169. The Awakening: Imagine That – The Awakening – 2007
170. The Awakening: The Universe Listened – The Awakening – 2007
171. The Awakening: What Happens Tomorrow – The Awakening – 2007
172. The Beating of Your Heart – 4th Street Feeling – 2012
173. The Boy Feels Strange – Never Enough – 1992
174. The Different – Skin – 2001
175. The Green Grass Grew All Around – For Our Children – The Concert – 1992
176. The Heart of a Woman – Fearless Love – 2010
177. The Late September Dogs – Melissa Etheridge – 1988
178. The Letting Go – Never Enough – 1992
179. The Medicine Show – The Medicine Show – 2019
180. The Prison – Skin – 2001
181. The Shadow of a Black Crow – 4th Street Feeling – 2012
182. The Wanting of You – Fearless Love – 2010
183. The Weakness in Me – Ain’t Nuthin’ but a She Thing – 1995
184. These Arms of Mine – Memphis Rock and Soul – 2016
185. This Human Chain – The Medicine Show – 2019
186. This Moment – Lucky – 2004
187. This War Is Over – Your Little Secret – 1995
188. This War Is Over – The Devil’s Own – 1997
189. Threesome – The Awakening – 2007
190. To Be Loved – Fearless Love – 2010
191. Touch and Go – Breakdown – 1999
192. Tried to Rock and Roll Me (Dolly Parton featuring Melissa Etheridge) – Rockstar – 2023
193. Truth of the Heart – Breakdown – 1999
194. Tuesday Morning – Lucky – 2004
195. Wait a Minute – Memphis Rock and Soul – 2016
196. Walking on Water – Skin – 2001
197. Watching You – Melissa Etheridge – 1988
198. We Are the Ones – Fearless Love – 2010
199. Welcome to This Day – Brother Bear 2 – 2006
200. Welcome to This Day (Reprise) (with Josh Kelley) – Brother Bear 2 – 2006
201. What I Do – This Is M.E. – 2014
202. When You Find the One – Lucky – 2004
203. Who Are You Waiting For – This Is M.E. – 2014
204. Who’s Making Love – Memphis Rock and Soul – 2016
205. Wild Wild Wild – One Way Out – 2021
206. Wild and Lonely – The Medicine Show – 2019
207. Will You Still Love Me – Lucky – 2004
208. Woman Like You – The Medicine Show – 2019
209. Yes I Am – Yes I Am – 1993
210. You Can Sleep While I Drive – Brave and Crazy – 1989
211. You Have No Idea (live) – One Way Out – 2021
212. You Used to Love to Dance – Brave and Crazy – 1989
213. You Will – 4th Street Feeling – 2012
214. Your Good Thing (Is About to End) – Memphis Rock and Soul – 2016
215. Your Little Secret – Your Little Secret – 1995

Albums

Melissa Etheridge (1988): 10 songs

Brave and Crazy (1989): 10 songs

Never Enough (1992): 10 songs

Yes I Am (1993): 10 songs

Your Little Secret (1995): 10 songs

Breakdown (1999): 14 songs

Skin (2001): 10 songs

Lucky (2004): 13 songs

The Awakening (2007): 16 songs

A New Thought For Christmas (2008): 10 songs

Fearless Love (2010): 14 songs

4th Street Feeling (2012): 16 songs

This Is M.E. (2014): 15 songs

Memphis Rock and Soul (2016): 15 songs

The Medicine Show (2019): 13 songs

One Way Out (2021): 9 songs

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