Chris Cornell
Chris Cornell has been at the forefront of American rock music for over two decades. As frontman of Soundgarden, he presided over one of the big four grunge bands along with Alice in Chains, Nirvana and Pearl Jam.
After their amicable split in 1997, Cornell had moderate success as a solo artist, but was back in the limelight when he teamed up with the musicians from Rage Against the Machine as Audioslave.
After one hugely successful album, and a disappointing follow-up, Cornell has returned to playing solo, and had the distinction of recording the theme song to the latest James Bond film, 'You Know My Name'.
After their amicable split in 1997, Cornell had moderate success as a solo artist, but was back in the limelight when he teamed up with the musicians from Rage Against the Machine as Audioslave.
After one hugely successful album, and a disappointing follow-up, Cornell has returned to playing solo, and had the distinction of recording the theme song to the latest James Bond film, 'You Know My Name'.
Upcoming Events
Chris Cornell
Monday, 18 Jun
( 7:30PM)
@ London Palladium
The former lead singer of such classic bands as Soundgarden, Audioslave and Temple of the Dog, Chris Cornell brings his highly anticipated 'Songbook' tour to London tonight,
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lianne
Wednesday, 11 March
Chris Cornell (Feat. Timbaland) – Part of Me
Interscope
The amount of embarrassment I'm able to feel for people I have never met is sort of a family trait. Even as children, my sister and I could rarely make it through an episode of Neighbours without cringing and making sympathy noises. Then Hollyoaks came along and blew the competition out of the water, with crappy acting to boot.
We should all definitely look away from this song immediately. Insipid, monotonous Timbaland-shook pop that sounds like a latter day N*Sync with unbelievably stupid lyrics. Is there just no hope?
Interscope
The amount of embarrassment I'm able to feel for people I have never met is sort of a family trait. Even as children, my sister and I could rarely make it through an episode of Neighbours without cringing and making sympathy noises. Then Hollyoaks came along and blew the competition out of the water, with crappy acting to boot.
We should all definitely look away from this song immediately. Insipid, monotonous Timbaland-shook pop that sounds like a latter day N*Sync with unbelievably stupid lyrics. Is there just no hope?
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