Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler is ordering Donald Trump to quit using one of his band’s biggest hits at campaign events, and has even threatened legal action against the GOP frontrunner.
Members of the band that tried (and failed) to make the mandolin look cool nearly a quarter-century ago have come out swinging on Twitter at GOP frontrunner Donald Trump for using one of their signature tracks at an event and ironically accused him of being desperate for attention.
Rock and roll is here to stay, just as long as you are not a Republican running for president. In that case, go find your own song, man.
Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton formally launched her 2016 presidential bid Saturday on New York City’s Roosevelt Island; just hours after her campaign released its official Spotify playlist. Featuring female artists such as Ariana Grande, Kelly Clarkson, Katy Perry, Sara Bareilles
Former Texas Governor Rick Perry officially announced Thursday he will join a crowded field of Republican presidential contenders, and run for president in 2016.
